Filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt launches debut novel at World Book Fair,Arjun Rampal and Jacqueline Fernandez promote 'Roy' at a store in Mumbai

Arjun Rampal and Jacqueline Fernandez promote 'Roy' at a store in Mumbai

Arjun Rampal and Jacqueline Fernandez 

Reliance Digital, India's largest and fastest growing consumer electronics retail chain played host to Arjun Rampal and Jacqueline Fernandez, who were present at the brand's Juhu store to promote their film Roy.

The duo answered questions by the media and also clicked pictures with their fans. Said Arjun, "It's been a pleasure visiting the store. I love gadgets, it is very important for me to stay connected to all the important people in my life, specially my fans." The brand had earlier engaged customers with a contest, where five lucky winners got an opportunity to meet the stars. Arjun and Jacqueline also autographed some merchandise for them. Reliance Digital, with its wide array of latest technology products, offers a unique platform for movie and music promotions. The stores are designed to create awareness about technological advancements and provide solutions that allow consumers to optimise the utility of their devices and ensure they get the maximum out of it. 

 

 

Filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt launches debut novel at World Book Fair

Acclaimed Bollywood filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt says his debut novel 'All That Could Have Been', which is based on the screenplay of his forthcoming film 'Hamaari Adhuri Kahaani', is about the new-age woman.

Set in present-day Mumbai, Bastar and Dubai, the book is a story about a woman named Vasudha and it chronicles her relationships.

"Vasudha stays married by choice, chooses to be a prisoner to those traditional values. Yet, during the course of the narrative she discovers a new side to her. Once she comes out, she erupts and cannot be kept on a leash," Bhatt said during the launch of the book at the World Book Fair here today.

'All That Could Have Been' has been written by Bhatt and Suhrita Sengupta, a young writer, who had helped in the novelisation of the script of 'Hamaari Adhuri Kahaani', which stars Vidya Balan and Emraan Hashmi in lead roles.

"I met Bhatt saab when he came to Kolkata during Durga Puja. We kept in touch via email. I was working on a short novel about a woman who gets married to a zamindaar in Kolkata. So, when the narrative of 'Hamaari' came I related to Vasudha and to the character that I was building. And that is how the novel also took birth," Sengupta said.

 

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