Dil Bechara trailer is a fairytale that we wish never ends

July 24, 2020

Cast: Sushant Singh Rajput, Sanjana Sanghi

Release Date: July 24, 2020

OTT Platform: Hotstar

Ek tha Raja, ek thhi Rani, dono mar Gaye, khatm Kahani. The initial lines of the probable movie of the year trailer, Dil Bechara, hurts like it’s never hurt before.

It’s hard to not shed a tear after watching this trailer which is full of one thing that we’d all wish to see all our lives. Sushant’s killer, soothing and immeasurable smile as Manny instantly brings a smile to your face. In fact, it even makes you cry on the inside because it’s the last time we are all going to see this amazing, too good for this world man perform on screen.

Sanjana Sanghi as Kizzy or as Sushant liked to call her Kissy Basu looks very cute. Based on the Fault in our Stars, Sushant’s Dil Bechara trailer looks like the most promising movie this year. 79 million views on the trailer and 10 million likes, which is the highest any movie trailer in the history of world cinema, depicts that the movie will be widely watched.

Talking about the cancer battle of Kizzy, Dil Bechara is a story of Kizzy and Manny, and their love against the odds. A fairytale that will take your breath away.

Releasing tomorrow on Hotstar, it’s going to be an emotional rollercoaster ride for all of us. Hotstar has made the movie free for everyone across India as a tribute to the legend Sushant Singh Rajput.

Author: Aahna Sharma

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