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Pal Pal Dil Ke Paas teaser: Stunning visuals are the highlight here

After Dharmendra, his sons Sunny Deol and Bobby Deol made a mark in Bollywood, and now, the third generation of the Deols is all set to enter the industry. Sunny Deol’s son, Karan Deol, is all set to make his Bollywood debut with a film titled Pal Pal Dil Ke Paas. The movie is directed by Sunny Deol and the teaser of the film has been released.

Sunny took to Twitter to share the teaser. He tweeted, “From their ❤ to yours, dive into the magic & adventure of first love with the teaser of #PalPalDilKePaas bit.ly/PalPalDilKePaa… #KaranDeol #SahherBambba @aapkadharam @ZeeStudios_ @SunnySuperSound @ZeeMusicCompany.”


The teaser is good but what impresses us the most is the visuals. The movie is shot in Manali and the DOP has surely done a great job in capturing the beautiful locations of the town. Karan Deol and Sahher Bambba are looking cute in the teaser, but we don’t much get to see their acting chops in it.

Talking about the film, Sunny Deol said, “It is a very emotional moment for me to see my son Karan make his debut on the big screen. I hope the audience appreciates him and showers the same kind of love that they have given me for so many years.”

The movie is produced by Sunny Deol and Zee Studios. Shariq Patel, CEO, Zee Studios stated, “We are excited to introduce two new stars in Karan and Sahher—whose hard work and dedication will show on the big screen. I am sure they will be welcomed and appreciated as they take audiences on an adventurous, romantic journey of first love. Sunny Deol has presented a vision of love which is intimate yet mounted on a huge scale.”

The makers have released the teaser of Pal Pal Dil Ke Paas on 5th August 2019, and interestingly on the same day 36 years ago, Sunny Deol’s debut film Betaab had hit the screens.

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