"Some stories don't end when the credits roll": Sharvari, Vedang Raina catch 'Main Vaapas Aaunga' with fans in theatre
Mumbai, June 28
Actors Sharvari and Vedang Raina dropped in to catch a show of their latest release 'Main Vaapas Aaunga', leaving the theatre with much gratitude and warmth.
The actors shared a video of their day out on Instagram, showing their reactions before watching the film and at the end of the film. They could be seen enjoying their time, basking in the audience response.
"Some stories don't end when the credits roll. They live on in every emotion shared, every conversation started, every reel made with love and every heart that chose to carry Jiya and Keenu a little further. You made our film your own and in doing so, you helped it find more hearts every single week. We are truly blessed," read the social media post.
Following the film's theatrical release, 'Main Vaapas Aaunga' has received much praise from fans as well as members of the film industry, including fellow artists and filmmakers.
Directed by Imtiaz Ali, 'Main Vaapas Aunga' stars Diljit Dosanjh, Naseeruddin Shah, Sharvari and Vedang Raina in pivotal roles.
The film is produced by Birla Studios and Applause Entertainment, along with Mohit Choudhary and Shibasish Sarkar of Window Seat Films.
Set against the backdrop of personal history and Partition-era memories, the period drama follows 95-year-old Ishar Singh Grewal, played by Naseeruddin Shah, who suffers a stroke while attempting to travel to Sargodha in present-day Pakistan.
As memories from his pre-Partition life resurface, his grandson Nirvair, portrayed by Diljit Dosanjh, returns from England to uncover long-buried family secrets. The mystery surrounding Ishar's emotional journey forms the core of the narrative.
— ANI
Reader Comments
Sharvari and Vedang's chemistry is electric! This film portrays the emotional toll of Partition in such a raw way. Indian cinema needs more stories like this—respectful and rooted in reality. 🎬✨
Not usually a fan of period dramas, but Diljit Dosanjh and Naseeruddin Shah together? That's a masterclass waiting to happen. The theatre reaction video is heartwarming.
The idea of "stories not ending with credits" is so powerful. This film connects generations—my nani cried during the Kashmir portions. Imtiaz Ali has outdone himself. Thumbs up from this side! 👍
Nice to see young actors like Sharvari and Vedang engaging with the audience in theatres. The film industry need more genuine connections like this, not those fake promotional gimmicks. Kudos to the cast! 🎥
A film that makes you reflect on ancestry and borders. It's rare to see such mature storytelling in Bollywood these days. But I hope they didn't oversimplify the tragedy of Partition for commercial appeal.
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