Ananya Swaroop

India’s crush, Rohit Saraf, is keen on becoming experimental with his craft, while not losing his romantic hero image. He talks to MW about his growth, projects, and the way forward

Mismatched

Rohit Saraf

The Sky Is Pink

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Rohit Saraf: A Humble Star In The Making

Shonali Bose. Amu. The Sky Is Pink. I think to myself before I start my zoom call with this powerhouse of a person, whose films come from a sense of deep rooted reality. I’m excited to see what Bose has to say about her appointment with BAFTA’s Breakthrough Initiative in India as a jury member. [&hellip;]

Shonali Bose

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Cinematically Speaking With Shonali Bose

Mayukh Majumdar

Much like the Noah Centineo phenomenon that took over the internet following the release of To All the Boys I&#8217;ve Loved Before, Rohit Saraf has been dubbed as India&#8217;s boyfriend after the release of Mismatched, where he starred opposite internet personality, Prajakta Koli. Saraf has made his presence felt in all his projects, be it [&hellip;]

Dear Zindagi

Ludo

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Anniversary Special 2021: Rohit Saraf Is Making His Presence Felt In All His Projects

The trailer of the Priyanka Chopra and Farhan Akhtar starrer, The Sky Is Pink was released today and tells the story of motivational speaker Aisha Chaudhary and her parents. Chaudhary&#8217;s role is essayed by Dangal actress Zaira Wasim who is shown as being diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis. In the trailer, Wasim&#8217;s voice narrates the story [&hellip;]

Farhan Akhtar

Priyanka Chopra

Zaira Wasim

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The Sky Is Pink Trailer: Priyanka Chopra, Farhan Akhtar Shine In This Bittersweet Romance