<p>Yoga instructor Roohi aka Ruheenaaz died due to several health issues on February 15. Roohi was popular cinematographer KK Senthil Kumar’s wife. Senthil is most famous for his work in Oscar-winning film <em>RRR.&nbsp;</em></p>

<p>Roohi passed away due to several health issues at KIMS Hospital in Secunderabad. Roohi was undergoing treatment for the last few days but she died due to multiple organ failure, said a representative.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Senthil’s team also released a press statement that reads, “Cinematographer Senthil's wife #Roohi garu passed away (on Thursday) at 2 pm. Final rites (on Friday) at 9 am at Mahaprasthanam, Jubilee Hills. (sic)”&nbsp;</p>

<p>As soon as the news came out, fans of the couple took to social media to mourn her loss. Some even shared pictures of the couple when they were younger together. Some shared pictures of their time with Prabhas and Anushka Shetty while on the<em> Baahubali </em>set.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>Who was Roohi?&nbsp;</strong></h2>

<p>Roohi was a yoga instructor who worked with numerous celebs, including Anushka, Prabhas and Ileana D’Cruz. She used to head Bharat Thakur’s yoga classes for the Hyderabad division.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Senthil and Roohi got married in June 2009 and are parents to two children. Senthil had recently taken time off work to care for Roohi as she had not been keeping well.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Senthil hails from Secunderabad while Roohi hails from Mumbai. It was because of their work that they got together in Hyderabad. They had met through a common friend. The couple then fell in love and got married.&nbsp;</p>

<p>As for Senthil, he’s been with Rajamouli for some time now. SS Rajamouli and Senthil have worked on many films, including several blockbusters. They have worked together in blockbusters like <em>RRR, Baahubali: The Beginning, Baahubali: The Conclusion, Magadheera, Arundhati, Yamadonga, Chatrapathi, Eega and Sye.</em></p>

<p>Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/bollywood/news-shah-rukh-khans-dunki-gets-ott-release-date-details-inside-690419">Shah Rukh Khan's Dunki gets OTT release date; details inside</a></p>


Yoga instructor Roohi aka Ruheenaaz died due to several health issues on February 15. Roohi was popular cinematographer KK Senthil Kumar’s wife. Senthil is most famous for his work in Oscar-winning film RRR.

Yoga instructor Roohi aka Ruheenaaz died due to several health issues on February 15. Roohi was popular cinematographer KK Senthil Kumar’s wife. Senthil is most famous for his work in Oscar-winning film RRR. Roohi passed away due to several health issues at KIMS Hospital in Secunderabad. Roohi was undergoing treatment for the last few days but she died due to multiple organ failure, said a representative. Senthil’s team also released a press statement that reads, “Cinematographer Senthil's wife #Roohi garu passed away (on Thursday) at 2 pm. Final rites (on Friday) at 9 am at Mahaprasthanam, Jubilee Hills. (sic)” As soon as the news came out, fans of the couple took to social media to mourn her loss. Some even shared pictures of the couple when they were younger together. Some shared pictures of their time with Prabhas and Anushka Shetty while on the Baahubali set. Who was Roohi? Roohi was a yoga instructor who worked with numerous celebs, including Anushka, Prabhas and Ileana D’Cruz. She used to head Bharat Thakur’s yoga classes for the Hyderabad division. Senthil and Roohi got married in June 2009 and are parents to two children. Senthil had recently taken time off work to care for Roohi as she had not been keeping well. Senthil hails from Secunderabad while Roohi hails from Mumbai. It was because of their work that they got together in Hyderabad. They had met through a common friend. The couple then fell in love and got married. As for Senthil, he’s been with Rajamouli for some time now. SS Rajamouli and Senthil have worked on many films, including several blockbusters. They have worked together in blockbusters like RRR, Baahubali: The Beginning, Baahubali: The Conclusion, Magadheera, Arundhati, Yamadonga, Chatrapathi, Eega and Sye. Also read: Shah Rukh Khan's Dunki gets OTT release date; details inside

RRR cinematographer Senthil Kumar’s wife Roohi dies from several health issues

<p>Bollywood film 'Roohi' is witnessing a good week as far as pandemic releases are concerned.&nbsp;<br />
<br />
Starring Janhvi Kapoor and Rajkummar Rao`s, the recently-released horror-comedy film `Roohi`, which had opened to mixed responses, witnessed an uprise in its third-day collection.<br />
<br />
The film, which also stars Varun Sharma, minted a total of Rs 3.42 crores on the third day of its release, witnessing a 0.36 per cent uprise from the opening day, according to PTI.<br />
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The horror-comedy had earned Rs 3.06 crores on its first day. Meanwhile, on the second day of its release, it witnessed a drop of 25 per cent from the first day. It garnered Rs 2.25 crores on its second day. The total earnings of the movie stand at Rs 8.73 crores currently. Helmed by Hardik Mehta, the movie, which hit the theatres on Thursday, is the first major Bollywood release post the COVID-19 lockdown. With the COVID cases witnessing an uptick and several restrictions put in place, it is safe to say that the film has done decent business.`<br />
<br />
'Roohi` which was previously called `Rooh Afza` and then `Roohi Afzana`, was initially slated to hit the theatres in the first week of June, last year. However, due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the makers had to postpone the release date.<br />
<br />
A Jio Studios Presentation, `Roohi` is produced by Dinesh Vijan and Mrighdeep Singh Lamba. The film marks the first-ever collaboration of Rajkummar and Janhvi. Rajkummar and Varun have earlier shared screen space in the 2015 release `Dolly Ki Doli`.<br />
<br />
The horror-comedy also become the first film to arrive in theatres after the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting allowed cinema halls nationwide to operate at full capacity from February 1 with COVID-19 safety protocols put in place. The film is based on the lines of the 2018 hit film `Stree`, which featured Shraddha Kapoor and Rajkummar Rao in lead roles.&nbsp;</p>


Bollywood film 'Roohi' is witnessing a good week as far as pandemic releases are concerned. Starring Janhvi Kapoor and Rajkummar Rao`s, the recently-released horror-comedy film `Roohi`, which had opened to mixed responses, witnessed an uprise in its third-day collection.

Bollywood film 'Roohi' is witnessing a good week as far as pandemic releases are concerned. Starring Janhvi Kapoor and Rajkummar Rao`s, the recently-released horror-comedy film `Roohi`, which had opened to mixed responses, witnessed an uprise in its third-day collection. The film, which also stars Varun Sharma, minted a total of Rs 3.42 crores on the third day of its release, witnessing a 0.36 per cent uprise from the opening day, according to PTI. The horror-comedy had earned Rs 3.06 crores on its first day. Meanwhile, on the second day of its release, it witnessed a drop of 25 per cent from the first day. It garnered Rs 2.25 crores on its second day. The total earnings of the movie stand at Rs 8.73 crores currently. Helmed by Hardik Mehta, the movie, which hit the theatres on Thursday, is the first major Bollywood release post the COVID-19 lockdown. With the COVID cases witnessing an uptick and several restrictions put in place, it is safe to say that the film has done decent business.` 'Roohi` which was previously called `Rooh Afza` and then `Roohi Afzana`, was initially slated to hit the theatres in the first week of June, last year. However, due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the makers had to postpone the release date. A Jio Studios Presentation, `Roohi` is produced by Dinesh Vijan and Mrighdeep Singh Lamba. The film marks the first-ever collaboration of Rajkummar and Janhvi. Rajkummar and Varun have earlier shared screen space in the 2015 release `Dolly Ki Doli`. The horror-comedy also become the first film to arrive in theatres after the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting allowed cinema halls nationwide to operate at full capacity from February 1 with COVID-19 safety protocols put in place. The film is based on the lines of the 2018 hit film `Stree`, which featured Shraddha Kapoor and Rajkummar Rao in lead roles.

'Roohi' mints Rs 3.42 cr at the box-office on day 3

<p>&nbsp;Bollywood actors Janhvi Kapoor, Rajkummar Rao and Varun Sharma`s horror-comedy film `Roohi`, which received mixed responses, has minted Rs 3.06 crores on its opening day.<br />
<br />
Helmed by Hardik Mehta, the movie, which hit the theatres on Thursday, is the first major Bollywood release post the COVID-19 lockdown. With the COVID cases witnessing an uptick and several restrictions put in place, it is safe to say that the film has done decent business on its first day. Exhibitors, who seem to be thrilled, have applauded the Hardik Mehta directorial for making the much-needed first move to release on the big screen. <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/bollywood/news-roohireview-rajkummar-rao-janhvi-kapoors-horror-comedy-thrills-only-in-parts-369578">Read our review here</a><br />
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Speaking about the film`s wide appeal, Gautam Dutta, CEO, PVR Limited said, "Roohi has boosted the confidence of the exhibition industry and also reposed the faith of audiences to provide them wholesome entertainment in the safe and secure environment of cinemas.</p>

<p>Roohi is receiving good feedback from movie patrons across geographic locations and it is encouraging to see such excellent footfalls."Saurabh Verma of Inox said, "The response of Roohi is better than even what we had expected. We can only hear laughter in our auditoriums. It is the perfect post-pandemic stress relief film."</p>

<p>Vishek Chauhan of Rupbani cinema added, "Audiences are loving the film and people are turning up in good numbers. Footfalls are going up with every show."<br />
<br />
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<br />
The city of joy loves the movie too, as Satadeep Saha from SSR Cinemas, Kolkata shared, "Roohi has started well and the families are finally coming back to theatres for it! People are enjoying the songs which are a major highlight of this movie; the sound effects are also brilliant."<br />
<br />
Film exhibitor Akshaye Rathi echoed similar thoughts, saying, "A 3 crore plus start is as good as a 9-10 crore start in a regular environment. Considering the current scenario, the footfalls are very encouraging. We have seen a 200% jump from the morning to evening shows. Since the reopening of theatres, Roohi is possibly the first Hindi film that is drawing people to cinemas in large numbers."<br />
<br />
On such promising signs, Priyanka Chaudhary, CFO, Jio Studios said, "We have always backed content-driven films and Roohi with a 2200+ screen release was just perfect to bring back the magic of cinemas. We are so delighted that audiences all over India are responding with so much love and positivity. This is a big milestone for the film industry and Jio Studios is proud to be a change-maker."</p>

<p>'Roohi` which was previously called `Rooh Afza` and then `Roohi Afzana`, was initially slated to hit the theatres in the first week of June, last year. However, due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the makers had to postpone the release date. A Jio Studios Presentation, `Roohi` is produced by Dinesh Vijan and Mrighdeep Singh Lamba. The film marks the first-ever collaboration of Rajkummar and Janhvi. Rajkummar and Varun have earlier shared screen space in the 2015 release `Dolly Ki Doli`.<br />
<br />
The horror-comedy also become the first film to arrive in theatres after the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting allowed cinema halls nationwide to operate at full capacity from February 1 with COVID-19 safety protocols put in place.</p>

<p>The film is based on the lines of the 2018 hit film `Stree`, which featured Shraddha Kapoor and Rajkummar Rao in lead roles.&nbsp;</p>


Bollywood actors Janhvi Kapoor, Rajkummar Rao and Varun Sharma`s horror-comedy film `Roohi`, which received mixed responses, has minted Rs 3.06 crores on its opening day.

Bollywood actors Janhvi Kapoor, Rajkummar Rao and Varun Sharma`s horror-comedy film `Roohi`, which received mixed responses, has minted Rs 3.06 crores on its opening day. Helmed by Hardik Mehta, the movie, which hit the theatres on Thursday, is the first major Bollywood release post the COVID-19 lockdown. With the COVID cases witnessing an uptick and several restrictions put in place, it is safe to say that the film has done decent business on its first day. Exhibitors, who seem to be thrilled, have applauded the Hardik Mehta directorial for making the much-needed first move to release on the big screen. Read our review here Speaking about the film`s wide appeal, Gautam Dutta, CEO, PVR Limited said, "Roohi has boosted the confidence of the exhibition industry and also reposed the faith of audiences to provide them wholesome entertainment in the safe and secure environment of cinemas. Roohi is receiving good feedback from movie patrons across geographic locations and it is encouraging to see such excellent footfalls."Saurabh Verma of Inox said, "The response of Roohi is better than even what we had expected. We can only hear laughter in our auditoriums. It is the perfect post-pandemic stress relief film." Vishek Chauhan of Rupbani cinema added, "Audiences are loving the film and people are turning up in good numbers. Footfalls are going up with every show." The city of joy loves the movie too, as Satadeep Saha from SSR Cinemas, Kolkata shared, "Roohi has started well and the families are finally coming back to theatres for it! People are enjoying the songs which are a major highlight of this movie; the sound effects are also brilliant." Film exhibitor Akshaye Rathi echoed similar thoughts, saying, "A 3 crore plus start is as good as a 9-10 crore start in a regular environment. Considering the current scenario, the footfalls are very encouraging. We have seen a 200% jump from the morning to evening shows. Since the reopening of theatres, Roohi is possibly the first Hindi film that is drawing people to cinemas in large numbers." On such promising signs, Priyanka Chaudhary, CFO, Jio Studios said, "We have always backed content-driven films and Roohi with a 2200+ screen release was just perfect to bring back the magic of cinemas. We are so delighted that audiences all over India are responding with so much love and positivity. This is a big milestone for the film industry and Jio Studios is proud to be a change-maker." 'Roohi` which was previously called `Rooh Afza` and then `Roohi Afzana`, was initially slated to hit the theatres in the first week of June, last year. However, due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the makers had to postpone the release date. A Jio Studios Presentation, `Roohi` is produced by Dinesh Vijan and Mrighdeep Singh Lamba. The film marks the first-ever collaboration of Rajkummar and Janhvi. Rajkummar and Varun have earlier shared screen space in the 2015 release `Dolly Ki Doli`. The horror-comedy also become the first film to arrive in theatres after the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting allowed cinema halls nationwide to operate at full capacity from February 1 with COVID-19 safety protocols put in place. The film is based on the lines of the 2018 hit film `Stree`, which featured Shraddha Kapoor and Rajkummar Rao in lead roles.

Janhvi Kapoor, Rajkummar Rao-starrer 'Roohi' rakes in Rs 3.06 crores on opening day

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<p>Filmmaker Hardik Mehta is credited for co-writing one of the most successful web series of last year- 'Pataal Lok' and also for directing the thought-provoking feature film 'Kamyaab'. Mehta returns to screen in 2021 with horror-comedy 'Roohi' featuring the versatile Rajkummar Rao, the effortlessly funny Varun Sharma and the talented Janhvi Kapoor (in the title role). Mehta serves as the director of the film which has been written by Mrigdeep Lamba and Gautam Mehra.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Set in a fictitious small town Bagadpur, the film has Rao and Sharma playing reporters of a local newspaper who earn mostly through kidnapping potential brides. Their boss (Manav Vij) runs a newspaper as well as an agency which deals with forced marriages. The system is of course not legal, but as Sharma says, that's how it works in the town.&nbsp;</p>

<p>One such assignment entails Bhawra and Kattani to kidnap young girl Roohi (Janhvi Kapoor). The duo takes her to an abandoned property outside the town and keeps her locked there waiting for further instructions from their boss. She is terrified of the two for obvious reason as they lock her up in a dark dilapidated room. But tables turn when Bhawra watches her climb up the wall and realise she is possessed and that things are not quite right.&nbsp;</p>

<p>While Bhawra is scared out of his wits, Kattani finds deep interest in Roohi's evil alter ego, supposedly a<em> chudail</em> called Afza as he thinks he has found his soul mate in her. Afza is in search of a suitable groom, and has been haunting the town, possesing suitable brides to get married to their grooms.</p>

<p>As the two men squabble about which version of the girl they would like to get rid of, a helpless, demure Roohi finds herself being dragged along to Chimmatipur, a town that specialises in excorcism but doesn't have any solution for<em>&nbsp;mudhiya pairi</em>, or witches with inverted feet.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The plot is absurd and convoluted with an inconsistent screenplay that doesn't help the film completely land on its feet. The first half- as writers attempt to establish the plot- is enjoyable, largely because of Sharma's comic timing and anticipation of discovering Roohi's evil alter ego.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Once the plot is established, the story waivers and loses the focus ultimately landing on a completely different climax which leaves one confused and wondering whether such a take was needed or not.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Kapoor plays the vulnerable, sad Roohi to the hilt while Sharma aces as Kattani. The scenes where Kattani romances Afza, the ghost possessing Roohi are high points of the film. The screenplay cleverly debunks a few myths around witches and the terror around them by juxtaposing it with comedy. It makes viewing more interesting and the subtle messaging more effective.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Rao, who has played the small-town affable boy in several films by now, tries hard to be consistent, but an incoherent screenplay lets him down-much like the other two actors. It also doesn't help that the two leading actors are made to speak in an inconsistent dialect which not only painstaking to comprehend but also appears jarring after a point of time. I wish they had all spoken normal Hindi- would have elevated the viewing experience to a great level.&nbsp;</p>

<p>A sequel of 'Stree' or rather the second film in the horror-comedy franchise from Maddock Films, the film lacks the spark of the 'Stree'. Sure it has Varun Sharma acing in his role, and Rao flexing his comic timing to great extent, but the witty lines of 'Stree' packed a greater punch that 'Roohi'.</p>

<p>'Stree' though did not try to debunk any myths which 'Roohi' does. The second half, even though slow and meandering, ultimately talks of the business around social evils that small-towns in India still thrive upon. It also briefly touches upon mental health and gives a feminist take to the age-old myths around witches.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The film's jumbled screenplay ultimately lets down the film. It does bring in the laughs and the thrills initially but it soon wears off.&nbsp;</p>

<p>'Roohi' is the first big release post-pandemic India. It comes at a time when the country is slowly opening up to the new normal with theatres being allowed 100 per cent occupancy. But will the thrills and shrills of 'Roohi' pull in the crowd is something that remains to be seen.&nbsp;</p>


Filmmaker Hardik Mehta is credited for co-writing one of the most successful web series of last year- 'Pataal Lok' and also for directing the thought-provoking feature film 'Kamyaab'.

Filmmaker Hardik Mehta is credited for co-writing one of the most successful web series of last year- 'Pataal Lok' and also for directing the thought-provoking feature film 'Kamyaab'. Mehta returns to screen in 2021 with horror-comedy 'Roohi' featuring the versatile Rajkummar Rao, the effortlessly funny Varun Sharma and the talented Janhvi Kapoor (in the title role). Mehta serves as the director of the film which has been written by Mrigdeep Lamba and Gautam Mehra. Set in a fictitious small town Bagadpur, the film has Rao and Sharma playing reporters of a local newspaper who earn mostly through kidnapping potential brides. Their boss (Manav Vij) runs a newspaper as well as an agency which deals with forced marriages. The system is of course not legal, but as Sharma says, that's how it works in the town. One such assignment entails Bhawra and Kattani to kidnap young girl Roohi (Janhvi Kapoor). The duo takes her to an abandoned property outside the town and keeps her locked there waiting for further instructions from their boss. She is terrified of the two for obvious reason as they lock her up in a dark dilapidated room. But tables turn when Bhawra watches her climb up the wall and realise she is possessed and that things are not quite right. While Bhawra is scared out of his wits, Kattani finds deep interest in Roohi's evil alter ego, supposedly a chudail called Afza as he thinks he has found his soul mate in her. Afza is in search of a suitable groom, and has been haunting the town, possesing suitable brides to get married to their grooms. As the two men squabble about which version of the girl they would like to get rid of, a helpless, demure Roohi finds herself being dragged along to Chimmatipur, a town that specialises in excorcism but doesn't have any solution for mudhiya pairi, or witches with inverted feet. The plot is absurd and convoluted with an inconsistent screenplay that doesn't help the film completely land on its feet. The first half- as writers attempt to establish the plot- is enjoyable, largely because of Sharma's comic timing and anticipation of discovering Roohi's evil alter ego. Once the plot is established, the story waivers and loses the focus ultimately landing on a completely different climax which leaves one confused and wondering whether such a take was needed or not. Kapoor plays the vulnerable, sad Roohi to the hilt while Sharma aces as Kattani. The scenes where Kattani romances Afza, the ghost possessing Roohi are high points of the film. The screenplay cleverly debunks a few myths around witches and the terror around them by juxtaposing it with comedy. It makes viewing more interesting and the subtle messaging more effective. Rao, who has played the small-town affable boy in several films by now, tries hard to be consistent, but an incoherent screenplay lets him down-much like the other two actors. It also doesn't help that the two leading actors are made to speak in an inconsistent dialect which not only painstaking to comprehend but also appears jarring after a point of time. I wish they had all spoken normal Hindi- would have elevated the viewing experience to a great level. A sequel of 'Stree' or rather the second film in the horror-comedy franchise from Maddock Films, the film lacks the spark of the 'Stree'. Sure it has Varun Sharma acing in his role, and Rao flexing his comic timing to great extent, but the witty lines of 'Stree' packed a greater punch that 'Roohi'. 'Stree' though did not try to debunk any myths which 'Roohi' does. The second half, even though slow and meandering, ultimately talks of the business around social evils that small-towns in India still thrive upon. It also briefly touches upon mental health and gives a feminist take to the age-old myths around witches. The film's jumbled screenplay ultimately lets down the film. It does bring in the laughs and the thrills initially but it soon wears off. 'Roohi' is the first big release post-pandemic India. It comes at a time when the country is slowly opening up to the new normal with theatres being allowed 100 per cent occupancy. But will the thrills and shrills of 'Roohi' pull in the crowd is something that remains to be seen.

'Roohi' review: Rajkummar Rao, Janhvi Kapoor's horror-comedy thrills only in parts 

<p>Filmmaker Hardik Mehta's latest 'Roohi' has Janhvi Kapoor playing a girl possessed by a ghost who wants puts grooms to sleep and steal their brides in a small town in India. The film also has Rajkummar Rao and Varun Sharma playing Janhvi's kidnappers.&nbsp;<br />
<br />
The film is a sequel of sorts to 'Stree' which also starred Rao and was a horror-comedy.<br />
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The film's leading man Rajkkummar Rao shared the trailer of the film and wrote, "Watch the #RoohiTrailer at your own risk kyunki iss baar mard ko jyada dard hoga! "</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">Watch the <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/RoohiTrailer?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#RoohiTrailer</a> at your own risk kyunki iss baar mard ko jyada dard hoga!<br />
Out now: <a href="https://t.co/V1JWva9wGq">https://t.co/V1JWva9wGq</a><a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Roohi?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Roohi</a> in cinemas 11th March, 2021.<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/JanhviKapoor?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#JanhviKapoor</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/varunsharma90?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@varunsharma90</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/DineshVijan?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#DineshVijan</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/MrighdeepSinghLamba?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#MrighdeepSinghLamba</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/HardikMehta?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#HardikMehta</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/SachinJigarLive?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@SachinJigarLive</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/AmitabhBhattacharya?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#AmitabhBhattacharya</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/MaddockFilms?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@MaddockFilms</a></p>
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<p>From the looks of the trailer- which was released on Tuesday by the makers- the film appears to narrate a fresh story in the same genre as 'Stree'.&nbsp;</p>

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This is the first time that Janhvi Kapoor will be teaming up with Rao and Varun Sharma.&nbsp;<br />
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Directed by Hardik Mehta, whose last film 'Kamyaab' last year earned critical praise, 'Roohi' has been produced by Dinesh Vijan.&nbsp;<br />
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'Roohi' will be getting a theatrical release on March 11.&nbsp;</p>


Filmmaker Hardik Mehta's latest 'Roohi' has Janhvi Kapoor playing a girl possessed by a ghost who wants puts grooms to sleep and steal their brides in a small town in India.

Filmmaker Hardik Mehta's latest 'Roohi' has Janhvi Kapoor playing a girl possessed by a ghost who wants puts grooms to sleep and steal their brides in a small town in India. The film also has Rajkummar Rao and Varun Sharma playing Janhvi's kidnappers. The film is a sequel of sorts to 'Stree' which also starred Rao and was a horror-comedy. The film's leading man Rajkkummar Rao shared the trailer of the film and wrote, "Watch the #RoohiTrailer at your own risk kyunki iss baar mard ko jyada dard hoga! " Watch the #RoohiTrailer at your own risk kyunki iss baar mard ko jyada dard hoga! Out now: https://t.co/V1JWva9wGq#Roohi in cinemas 11th March, 2021.#JanhviKapoor @varunsharma90 #DineshVijan #MrighdeepSinghLamba #HardikMehta @SachinJigarLive #AmitabhBhattacharya @MaddockFilms — Rajkummar Rao (@RajkummarRao) February 16, 2021 × From the looks of the trailer- which was released on Tuesday by the makers- the film appears to narrate a fresh story in the same genre as 'Stree'. This is the first time that Janhvi Kapoor will be teaming up with Rao and Varun Sharma. Directed by Hardik Mehta, whose last film 'Kamyaab' last year earned critical praise, 'Roohi' has been produced by Dinesh Vijan. 'Roohi' will be getting a theatrical release on March 11.

'Roohi' trailer: Janhvi Kapoor plays bride-stealing ghost in this horror-comedy co-starring Rajkummar Rao

<p>Writer-director Hardik Mehta's new film 'Roohi' starring Rajkummar Rao and Janhvi Kapoor has got a release date.&nbsp;<br />
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The film will be releasing in theatres on March 11, the makers announced on Monday.&nbsp;<br />
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Mehta, who is credited for co-writing series 'Pataal Lok' and has directed 'Kamyab', has directed the film from a script penned by 'Fukrey' helmer Mrigdeep Singh Lamba who also serves as a co-producer on the movie.&nbsp;<br />
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The film is one of the first Bollywood projects to arrive in theatres after the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting allowed cinema halls across the country to operate at full capacity from February 1 with adherence to COVID-19 safety protocols.</p>

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<p>Presented by Jio Studios &amp; Maddock Films, 'Roohi'&nbsp;also stars Varun Sharma.<br />
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Producer Dinesh Vijan of Maddock Films said, 'Roohi'&nbsp;takes the genre of horror-comedy a notch above the banner's 2018 hit 'Stree", which also featured Rao.<br />
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The film revolves around a singing ghost who puts grooms to sleep so it can possess their brides.<br />
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According to reports, the film was earlier scheduled to release last year but was postponed due to the coronavirus-induced nationwide lockdown. 'Roohi' will release in over 1,500 screens across the country.&nbsp;</p>


Writer-director Hardik Mehta's new film 'Roohi' starring Rajkummar Rao and Janhvi Kapoor has got a release date. The film will be releasing in theatres on March 11, the makers announced on Monday.

Writer-director Hardik Mehta's new film 'Roohi' starring Rajkummar Rao and Janhvi Kapoor has got a release date. The film will be releasing in theatres on March 11, the makers announced on Monday. Mehta, who is credited for co-writing series 'Pataal Lok' and has directed 'Kamyab', has directed the film from a script penned by 'Fukrey' helmer Mrigdeep Singh Lamba who also serves as a co-producer on the movie. The film is one of the first Bollywood projects to arrive in theatres after the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting allowed cinema halls across the country to operate at full capacity from February 1 with adherence to COVID-19 safety protocols. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Hardik Mehta (@serialclicker811) × Presented by Jio Studios & Maddock Films, 'Roohi' also stars Varun Sharma. Producer Dinesh Vijan of Maddock Films said, 'Roohi' takes the genre of horror-comedy a notch above the banner's 2018 hit 'Stree", which also featured Rao. The film revolves around a singing ghost who puts grooms to sleep so it can possess their brides. According to reports, the film was earlier scheduled to release last year but was postponed due to the coronavirus-induced nationwide lockdown. 'Roohi' will release in over 1,500 screens across the country.

Rajkummar Rao-Janhvi Kapoor's film 'Roohi' to release on this date

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