From the streets of Mumbai to the valleys of Kashmir, from nuclear cartels in Africa to underworld politics in Kerala, today’s streaming lineup is full of variety.
“Grateful, blessed, and so, so, so happy. Thank you for all the love you’ve given our film, and for accepting and loving Chumki too,” Sara wrote.
“Humari Metro nikal chuki hai. And the next stop is the theatre right near you. A love story for every age, every stage. Asli theatrical experience,” she wrote.
That film, directed by Anurag Basu, captured the chaos and quiet heartbreaks of urban lives, something that clearly struck a chord with the actor as a student.
Viral videos and photos flooded social media soon after, capturing candid moments: Aditya clicking a selfie with Sara, both stars smiling and waving at fans.
This time, the city pulses even louder. The trailer introduces us to four interconnected couples, each navigating life’s unpredictability in their own way.
The mood and tone of the scene echoed one from the original film, bringing back the bittersweet memories of Irrfan Khan’s presence, and his absence now felt deeply by everyone involved.
This isn’t your typical love ballad. Pritam and the lyricists are bringing something unique to the table. This song is a reimagined ghazal, dressed up in modern sounds.
The movie boasts an ensemble cast featuring Anupam Kher, Neena Gupta, Pankaj Tripathi, Konkona Sensharma, Ali Fazal, and Fatima Sana Shaikh.
'Barfi' maker Anurag Basu draws parallels between the Hindi and the Korean Film industries. Lists similarities and dichotomies.
