Less than three weeks left for its release and its promotions have begun batwara 1947 It will be taken to the next level this week, as the trailer of the much-awaited film will finally be revealed in just a few days. In a unique initiative, the launch will be done in two different cities on two consecutive days.
Exclusive: Batwara 1947 trailer to be launched on July 28 at Jaipur’s iconic single-screen cinema, Raj Mandir; Mumbai incident on 29th July
A source told On Tuesday, July 28, the trailer of batwara 1947 It will be unveiled at Raj Mandir, the iconic single-screen cinema in Jaipur, Rajasthan. Fans and local media will be invited to watch the trailer and catch a glimpse of Sunny Deol and Rajkumar Santoshi.
The source said, “Raj Mandir is an ideal venue for such events in Rajasthan. It has hosted many launches before, so the management has experience in handling fans and stars. Moreover, the single-screen is one of a kind in the country in terms of ambiance, quality of screen and sound etc. Moreover, it is a theater close to Sunny Deol’s heart. He promoted the re-release of his cult classic, Gadar- a love story (2001), as part of the promotion of Ghadar 2 (2023) and the response was extraordinary. After this he returned to Rajmandir for promotion Jat (2025) also. Both the films were successful and in a way, the promotional events at Raj Mandir proved to be a lucky charm for the actor.
The source then said, “The next day, on July 29, a similar event will be organized for the media and fans in Mumbai.” batwara 1947 The superstar is produced by Aamir Khan, and he is also expected to be present at both the shows.
Apart from Sunny Deol, batwara 1947 It also stars Shabana Azmi, Preity Zinta, Ali Fazal and Karan Deol. This film is much awaited as it will see Sunny Deol and Rajkumar Santoshi together again and besides, it is produced by Aamir Khan.
batwara 1947 It is based on Syed Asghar Wajahat’s play ‘Jis Lahore Nayi Dekhya’. The Partition-era story revolves around a Muslim family who moves from Lucknow to Lahore and are allotted a mansion vacated by a Hindu family. The aging Hindu matriarch refuses to leave her ancestral home and she also forms a rare bond with Muslim immigrants.
