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Stars make Will Smith’s ‘Bright’ screening special in Mumbai

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SNS | December 19, 2017 3:27 pm

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Netflix's urban fantasy action film, 'Bright', which will release worldwide on December 22, had its Indian premiere on Monday (December 18) in Mumbai. Bollywood stars like Rakul Preet Kaur, Bani J and Darshan Kumaar made sure that the Hollywood film gets a warm welcome in the country. see pics: (Photo Credits: IANS)

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Actress Sarah Jane Dias, who will appear on Netflix's Ultimate Beast Master, arrives at the premiere (Photo Credits: IANS)

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Leilah, the dark elf seeking control of the magic wand in the film, aka Noomi Rapace sports a new hairdo and a nose piercing at the event (Photo Credits: IANS)

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VJ and model, Bani J, looked stunning in her black outfit. And how can we forget her body art work; her tattoos (Photo Credits: IANS)

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Will Smith Photo Credits: IANS

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Luila Vantur (Photo Credits: IANS)

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Director of the film, David Ayer, is looking forward to the response of his film here in India (Photo Credits: IANS)

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Actress Neetu Chandra poses for the shutterbugs at the special screening of 'Bright' (Photo Credits: IANS)

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Pooja Hegde (Photo Credits: IANS)

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A Gentleman: Darshan Kumaar arrives at the special screening of 'Bright' (Photo Credits: IANS)

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Late but not too late for paparazzis: Despite being late, Rakul Preet manages to pose for the shutterbugs (Photo Credits: IANS)

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Dapper duo: Smith and actor Joel Edgerton, who essays the lead roles in the urban fantasy film, shares a light moment while the lens captures them (Photo Credits: IANS)

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