Abhishek Sharma

A special screening of the Abhishek Sharma directed comedy Suraj Pe Mangal Bhari was organized at the PVR Juhu Mumbai on November 18 for the policemen of Mumbai, as a stressbuster.Speaking of screening, the Abhishek Sharma directed films two leading men spoke on how much it matters to spread happiness among the Covid warriors. Says Manoj Bajpayee, It's a privilege to show the film to the saviours and the warriors of these times which will go down in the history as the deadliest time. They are our icons and deserve all love care and attention from the entire society.Adds Diljit Dosanjh, Asli hero toh wahin hain. Hum toh naqli hain (they are the real heroes). They are the frontline warriors. They have been fighting the Covid19 threat headlong while we have been sitting safely at home. If we can make them smile for a while, we consider ourselves blessed.In fact Diljit wants to show more of his film to the Covid warriors. Its my good fortune that most of my films are feel-good comedies. Id rather spread sunshine during these hard times than do serious sombre films.Adds Shariq Patel, CEO Zee Studios (the films co-producers), It was our honour and privilege to help organise this screening. These warriors have been at the forefront battling this deadly virus and we were glad to have provided a couple of hours of entertainment with our family comedy.

There is much exhilaration about the release of Suraj Pe Mangal Bhari. Helmed by Abhishek Sharma, the film starring Diljit Dosanjh, Manoj Bajpayee, and Fatima Sana Sheikh in lead roles. Amidst all the fanfare, PVR in collaboration with Zee Studios has decided to host a special screening for the men in uniform who've been the relentless soldiers at the battlefront throughout the 8 months of pandemic since March. The event will be hosted at Juhu PVR on November 18.Representing his team, Abhishek Sharma will attend the event today evening. Talking about it, Abhishek says, "It's a film we made to put a smile on people's faces and right now, no one needs these smiles as much as those who've worked through the ordeal of the pandemic every day when we have been comfortably locked in our home. We cant ever repay what theyve done for us but the least we can do is to get smiles on their faces. We have invited men from the police force and their families to watch the film today. I hope even if it's for a few hours, they can keep the stress in their lives at bay and have a good time. I am glad PVR and Zee Studios are hosting the screening today and I cant wait to be there with all of them!The film that released on Sunday (November 15) is a laugh riot of sorts that's been making its audience laugh with its simplicity and innocence.