Did Arti Singh Just Reveal How Shehnaaz Gill's 'Ikk Kudi' Made Her Emotional?
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Mumbai, Oct 31 (NationPress) Arti Singh is overflowing with admiration for her fellow 'Bigg Boss 13' contestant, Shehnaaz Gill, and her recent film, Ikk Kudi. Arti disclosed that she found herself in tears during the movie's emotional second half.
In a heartfelt social media post, Arti shared photos of her embracing and kissing Shehnaaz, along with glimpses of herself outside the cinema. She praised the film, stating, "Watched Ikk Kudi… it was an incredible film, far better than I had anticipated. The performances were superb, especially that of @shehnaazgill, who delivered such a mature performance. Dadi was adorable, and the second half brought me to tears… @shehnaazgill and @kaushal_j, may this film bring you both a prosperous new journey as producers... (sic)."
Arti also commended the director, Amarjit Singh Saron, saying, "@amarjitsaron sir, what can I say? Every frame was gorgeous. That scene with the sun, Tejo, and Kikkar was breathtaking (Evil eye and red heart emoji). Please do watch this film (Popcorn emoji); you will laugh, cry, and leave with a smile on your face (Evil eye and red heart emoji). This girl deserves all the joy and success (Smiling Face with Open Hands Emoji)."
Shehnaaz responded to Arti's post with a red heart emoji, emphasizing the close bond that all contestants from season 13 of the reality show maintain even after their time on the show.
Before the release of Ikk Kudi, Shehnaaz visited the Golden Temple in Amritsar to seek blessings. She expressed, "We are in the Guru's city to ask for Waheguru's blessings for our film. Our film, Ikk Kudi, releases today, and we hope it becomes a huge success."
Discussing the film's narrative, Shehnaaz shared that Ikk Kudi spans a timeline from 1950 to 2025, offering viewers a rich tapestry of emotions. "The film was filmed in Chandigarh, capturing the essence of Punjabi culture. Audiences will feel a strong connection to Punjab's soil when they watch it," she added.