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First look of Sooraj Pancholi’s Satellite Shankar to release on Tuesday

The makers of Sooraj Pancholi’s upcoming film Satellite Shankar will roll out the first look of the much-awaited movie on Tuesday. We hear that instead of releasing one poster, the makers have decided to unveil three posters of the film tomorrow.

“The film has so much to offer that one poster won’t be able to do justice to it,” says director Irfan Kamal. All the three posters, which are going to be completely different from one another, will be released within a gap of an hour.


Shot across 10 different states, Satellite Shankar is Sooraj Pancholi’s second Bollywood outing. The actor made his acting debut in 2015 with Salman Khan Films’ Hero, co-starring Athiya Shetty.

Satellite Shankar is produced by Bhushan Kumar, Krishan Kumar, Murad Khetani and Ashwin Varde. Pancholi plays a soldier in the highly anticipated movie.

Besides Satellite Shankar, Pancholi is also shooting for his third film Time To Dance, which is also produced by T-Series Films. The movie marks the silver screen debut of Katrina Kaif’s younger sister Isabel.

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