The Hindi adaptation of The Fault In Our Stars, Kizie Aur Manny starring Sushant Singh Rajput and Sanjana Sanghi has been re-titled as Dil Bechara. As Shailene Woodley and Ansel Elgort starrer completes 5 years, the makers of the film took to their Twitter handle and released the first motion of the film.
Mukesh Chhabra wrote, "From the moment I saw it 5 years ago, I knew this was the story I wanted to tell in my first film! Thank you @shailenewoodley @AnselElgort and @johngreen or bringing these characters in my life. #TheFaultInOurStars #DilBechara @itsSSR @sanjanasanghi96 @foxstarhindi"
It was earlier reported, Saif Ali Khan has a cameo in the film and he will be seen playing the role of author Peter Van Houten, which was essayed by Willem Dafoe in the original. While the debutant director Mukesh Chhabra didn’t reveal much details of Saif’s character, he spoke about him shooting for the same in Paris. While speaking to Mumbai Mirror, Chhabra said, “We shot in Paris for a week but Saif was only there for a few days. He gelled well with the team and we had a great time. Shooting there was surreal and no, I didn’t make Sushant and Sanjana dance around the tower.”
Meanwhile, there were also reports floating that Saif's Jawaani Jaaneman will clash at the box-office with Sushant Singh Rajput starrer Dil Bechara, which is also slated to release on November 29.
Mukesh Chhabra wrote, "From the moment I saw it 5 years ago, I knew this was the story I wanted to tell in my first film! Thank you @shailenewoodley @AnselElgort and @johngreen or bringing these characters in my life. #TheFaultInOurStars #DilBechara @itsSSR @sanjanasanghi96 @foxstarhindi"
From the moment I saw it 5 years ago, I knew this was the story I wanted to tell in my first film! Thank you @shailenewoodley @AnselElgort and @johngreen or bringing these characters in my life.#TheFaultInOurStars #DilBechara @itsSSR @sanjanasanghi96 @foxstarhindi pic.twitter.com/fcWIIrUMlU
— Mukesh Chhabra CSA (@CastingChhabra) July 4, 2019
It was earlier reported, Saif Ali Khan has a cameo in the film and he will be seen playing the role of author Peter Van Houten, which was essayed by Willem Dafoe in the original. While the debutant director Mukesh Chhabra didn’t reveal much details of Saif’s character, he spoke about him shooting for the same in Paris. While speaking to Mumbai Mirror, Chhabra said, “We shot in Paris for a week but Saif was only there for a few days. He gelled well with the team and we had a great time. Shooting there was surreal and no, I didn’t make Sushant and Sanjana dance around the tower.”
Meanwhile, there were also reports floating that Saif's Jawaani Jaaneman will clash at the box-office with Sushant Singh Rajput starrer Dil Bechara, which is also slated to release on November 29.
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