Vyom Yadav and Sanchi Bindra Discuss Their Film 'Mannu Kya Karegga'
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Synopsis
Actors Vyom Yadav and Sanchi Bindra are set to star in the film 'Mannu Kya Karegga', a coming-of-age love story filled with romance, drama, and great music. They share their personal journeys and the welcoming atmosphere of the film industry as they embark on this exciting project.
Key Takeaways
- Vyom Yadav and Sanchi Bindra star in 'Mannu Kya Karegga'
- The film is a coming-of-age love story
- Features a blend of romance, drama, and music
- Directed by Sanjay Tripaathy
- Strong supporting cast including Charu Shankar and Vinay Pathak
Mumbai, March 30 (NationPress) Actors Vyom Yadav and Sanchi Bindra are set to appear in the upcoming film 'Mannu Kya Karegga'.
When inquired about the film's genre, Sanchi shared with IANS, "It's a coming-of-age love story - it encompasses a bit of everything - it is romantic, it features drama, and is filled with fantastic songs."
Vyom contributed, "It is tailored to your expectations from the film - delivered to you on a silver platter. However, to encapsulate it in a single phrase, I would describe it as a coming-of-age heartbreak tale where a young man discovers his life's direction following a heartbreak. He represents every 20-year-old today."
Reflecting on the challenges they faced as newcomers, Vyom expressed, "From a young age, I have envisioned myself in front of the camera. Each day, I wake up pondering, 'What will Vyom do today?' Being in the industry feels genuinely heartwarming - it is something I've always aspired to do since childhood - so this is truly a blessing."
Sanchi remarked, "It feels like a dream realized, and since we began working on this film, everyone has been incredibly welcoming, including Sanjay sir, Jannat mam, and Vivek sir - their warmth has made us feel at ease. We have anticipated this moment for so long that it feels like - yes! This is finally happening."
Directed by Ssanjay Tripaathy, 'Mannu Kya Karegga' features Charu Shankar, Kumud Mishra, Vinay Pathak, Lavina Tandon, Alka Chatwal, Rajesh Kumar, Umar Saifi, Naman Gor, and Aayat in prominent roles.
The film's music is composed by Lalit Pandit, with cinematography by Raghav Ramadoss and editing by Aarif Sheikh.
