One snap especially caught everyone’s eye — Madhuri and Shriram sitting close, hand in hand, sharing a quiet smile, looking into each other's eyes.
The biopic will bring to life the story of Phalke, hailed as the “Father of Indian Cinema,” and will be set during the backdrop of India’s freedom movement.
This decision comes in response to Turkey's continued support for Pakistan during the India-Pakistan conflict, which has led to serious concerns about national security.
What starts out as harmless fun quickly turns into a terrifying rollercoaster of ghostly encounters and bizarre happenings, all wrapped in plenty of laughs.
“Collaborating with Aamir Khan Productions again feels magical,” she said in a recent interview. “This role is unlike anything I’ve ever done before."
The film, directed by Prasad Kadam, recently made it to the final of the Paris Play Film Festival, and was also selected for New York City International Film Festival.
The "Mumbai Saga" actor adds that he has been able to make it so far due to his conviction.
Nushrratt says this is very different from her earlier roles.
"Rocketary: The Nambi Effect" will release in Hindi, Telugu, Malayalam, Tamil, English and Kannada languages.
The film is based in Pakistan and tries mixing the spirit of patriotism with old-school romance.
