Saachi Bindra gets emotional as Mannu Kya Karegga shines at BAFTA; says, “Ek choti si bacchi ka sapna tha yeh din” : Bollywood News

Saachi Bindra starrer Mannu Kya Karegga recently had a special screening at BAFTA, London, where it received a positive response. The musical rom-com was appreciated for its heartfelt storytelling and representation of Indian cinema on an international stage. Saachi Bindra expressed her happiness, calling it a “dream come true” to see herself as a heroine on the big screen.

Saachi Bindra gets emotional as Mannu Kya Karegga shines at BAFTA; says, “Ek choti si bacchi ka sapna tha yeh din”

She shared, “Ek chhoti si bachchi ka sapna tha yeh din, jab woh apne aap ko bade parde par dekhegi as the heroine… and for me, for the very first time, seeing myself on the big screen was at BAFTA in London, with my family. Babaji has been so kind, and to sit there with the people I love most, watching this dream unfold is a feeling I will carry with me forever. Rab rakha.”

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Mannu Kya Karegga, featuring Saachi Bindra and Vyom in lead roles, presents a heartfelt romantic story that delves into themes of love, life, and self-discovery. The recently released trailer has already caught the audience’s attention, highlighting the fresh on-screen pairing and their undeniable chemistry. Fans have praised the actors for bringing authenticity and charm to their roles, making the story relatable and engaging.

Directed by Ssanjay Tripaathy, the film blends emotion, romance, and moments of introspection, exploring how personal choices shape relationships and self-growth. The film’s narrative promises to strike a chord with audiences looking for both entertainment and a meaningful cinematic experience.

Mannu Kya Karegga is scheduled to release in theatres across India on September 12, and anticipation is building as viewers look forward to witnessing the journey of its lead characters unfold on the big screen.

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