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Onir unveils the first poster of his next film Kuchh Bheege Alfaaz

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By Mohnish SinghJan 17, 2018
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Award-winning filmmaker Onir, who last directed Shab, has unveiled the first look poster of his forthcoming film, Kuchh Bheege Alfaaz. Starring Zain Khan Durrani and Geetanjali Thapa in prominent roles, the movie is a modern day love story set against the backdrop of Kolkata city.

"Here comes the poster to our next film #KuchhBheegeAlfaaz directed by Me ?A very special film for me as it's my first romantic film .... produced by @YoodleeFilms and made with love Releases 16th Feb. Featuring #GeetanjaliThapa and Introducing @Zain_KD," Onir tweeted.

The first poster of the movie shows the lead pair of Zain Khan Durrani and Geetanjali Thapa, accompanied by the beautiful images of a yellow cab, a tram and the Howrah bridge in the background.

Produced by Saregama's Yoodlee Films, Kucch Bheege Alfaaz is scheduled to arrive in cinemas on 16 February 2018.

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