Vikram Bhatt shares how Mahesh Bhatt brought ‘Tu Meri Poori Kahani’ into existence

On Friday, Vikram took to his Instagram, and shared a video capturing the BTS moments from his upcoming movie ‘Tu Meri Poori Kahani’.He shared how the senior filmmaker never found the need to claim the title of the superhit musical ‘Aashiqui’ when he set out to make the film. And, how he helped him bring ‘Tu Meri Poori Kahani’ to life.

‘Aashiqui’, which was released in 1990, was a humongous hit with all its songs turning out to be chartbusters with both its lead actors Rahul Roy and Anu Aggarwal turning into overnight stars. The film even inspired a second part ‘Aashiqui 2’ which starred Alia Bhatt and Aditya Roy Kapur as leads.

Vikram also penned a long note in the caption praising Mahesh Bhatt. He wrote, “It’s ironic that parties should fight over the title Aashiqui when my boss (Mahesh Bhatt) made the film and did not even find the need to stake claim. Then I said to him, like the dialogue from the film ‘Deewar’, ‘Mere pass Bhatt sahab hain’. Don’t need any title when I have the one who creatively engineered it. Let’s do it again”.

He further mentioned, “A new boy – new girl love story with great music!” Boss thought a while and then said, ‘I have a story. Suhrita will direct it’. ‘Tu Meri Poori Kahani’ was born. Then came @ajay_murdia and he understood our dream and made it a reality! Here is the man Mahesh Bhatt and his rage, kicking ass like no one else does (sic)”.

Vikram Bhatt is known as the specialist of the horror genre, and the music of his films connects with the audience at large.

Kanguva: A Unique Blend of History and Comedy

Suriya-starrer Kanguva, directed by Siva, is set for a November 14 release, having been postponed from its original Dussehra date. The film’s runtime has been finalized at approximately 2 hours and 26 minutes, striking a balance between depth and pacing. Notably, around 2 hours of the film will delve into historical episodes, while the remaining 26 minutes will shift to present-day narratives.

The concise runtime is ideal for a Diwali release, ensuring a gripping experience without overstaying its welcome. With fans eager to see how the intertwining of historical and contemporary elements unfolds, the excitement surrounding the film continues to build.

Suriya will portray two distinct characters: the fiery Kanguva and the light-hearted Francis, who will provide comedic relief. While Kanguva will dominate the screen for the majority of the film, Francis will make a brief yet impactful appearance. This duality showcases Suriya’s versatility as an actor and promises a blend of intense historical drama and light-hearted moments.