The makers of upcoming political drama film Prassthanam have released a new song from the film. Titled ‘Dil Dariyan,’ the song features actors Ali Fazal and Amyra Dastur as they fall in love with each other. Romantic bike rides to a colourful holi celebration, the song gives us a glimpse of their relationship.
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The song has been composed by Ankit Tiwari and crooned in the voice of Ankit & Deepali Sathe. Anurag Bhomia has penned the beautiful lyrics.
Prassthanam stars Sanjay Dutt, Manisha Koirala, Jackie Shroff, Chunky Panday, Ali Fazal, Satyajeet Dubey & Amyra Dastur. The trailer for the multistarrer released on 29 August. The trailer prepares us to expect an intense family drama. With Sanjay Dutt as the family alpha and his two sons pitted against each other, the family’s legacy is a question of honour, respect and love. But similar to the discord brewing inside, external threats too put the family’s legacy at stake. Prassthanam explores the themes of love, loss, betrayal, family, politics, revenge and more.
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Recently, actor Ali Fazal opened up about his injury which he sustained during the shoot of an action sequence for the film.
"It was an old injury which was triggered by the strain of the relentless action. I pushed my shoulder too much in one of the fight sequences. There was a scene in which I had to get beaten up a lot by cops. There were sticks involved and one of them by mistake landed on an old injury,” said Ali.
"At first, it didn't seem like anything, but eventually it required multiple sessions of physiotherapy to get it to heal completely. I had to start gymming for Mirzapur season 2 right afterwards.. that's why I had to heal completely so as to not aggravate the injury any further," he added.
Prassthanam is a Hindi remake of the 2010 Telugu film of the same name. It is directed by Deva Katta and will release on 20 September.
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