Jab Tak Hai Jaan will hit theatres this Diwali on November 13
Highlights
- Celebrated filmmaker Yash Chopra's wife Pam Chopra has decided to go ahead with the plan of a star-studded, grand premiere of her late husband's last film Jab Tak Hai Jaan.
- The iconic director, who was known as Hindi cinema's 'king of romance', died last week following dengue infection and multiple organ failure.
- "I want to give my husband an unforgettable farewell. Accordingly, we have decided to have a grand premiere for his ultimate film, Jab Tak Hai Jaan, exactly the way he wanted it. This is a fitting tribute to a man who would have had it no other way," Mrs Chopra said in statement.
- Jab Tak Hai Jaan stars superstar Shah Rukh Khan, Katrina Kaif and Anushka Sharma and will hit theatres this Diwali on November 13.
- A premiere is being planned a day before the release on November 12 and details of which are being worked out.
- "I have asked my sons Aditya and Uday to go ahead with all the preparations. This premiere is our way of celebrating his illustrious life, rather than mourning it," Mrs Chopra added.
Celebrated filmmaker Yash Chopra'swife Pam Chopra has decided to go ahead with the plan of astar-studded, grand premiere of her late husband's last film
Jab Tak Hai Jaan.
The iconic director, who was known as Hindi cinema's'king of romance', died last week following dengue infectionand multiple organ failure.
"I want to give my husband an unforgettable farewell.Accordingly, we have decided to have a grand premiere for hisultimate film,
Jab Tak Hai Jaan, exactly the way he wantedit. This is a fitting tribute to a man who would have had itno other way," Mrs Chopra said in statement.
Jab Tak Hai Jaan stars superstar Shah Rukh Khan, KatrinaKaif and Anushka Sharma and will hit theatres this Diwali onNovember 13.
A premiere is being planned a day before the release onNovember 12 and details of which are being worked out.
"I have asked my sons Aditya and Uday to go ahead withall the preparations. This premiere is our way of celebratinghis illustrious life, rather than mourning it," Mrs Chopra added.