Anvi Singh
Patna: A star-studded spectacle awaits Bhojpuri cinema aficionados as the much-anticipated “Vivah 3,” starring the youthful star Pradeep Pandey Chintu and the Bhojpuri queen Amrapali Dubey, is set to grace the screens of Bihar on November 20. This movie will then captivate audiences across India on November 24.
“Vivah” series stands as a testament to the success of Bhojpuri cinema. The previous installments, “Vivah 1” and “Vivah 2,” were hits, setting high expectations for the third rendition. The producer of this film is Nishant Ujjwal and the director is Rajneesh Mishra.
Audience can expect a star-studded ensemble with Pradeep Pandey Chintu, Amrapali Dubey, Sanyukta Rai, Avdhesh Mishra, Sanjay Pandey, Rohit Singh Matru, Sujan Singh, Anita Rawat, Manoj Dwivedi, Rajneesh Jha, Nisha Singh, Avinash Tiwari, Yamin Singh, Ajay Kumar Nirahua, and Babloo Khan in pivotal roles. Jointly produced by Sandeep and Sushant Ujjwal, the film boasts cinematography by Mahendra Sherla and songs penned by Rajneesh Mishra, Prabhat Tiwari, and Abhijeet Mishra. Action is choreographed by S. Mallesh, with choreographers Mona Sheikh, Manoj Gupta, and Lucky Vishwakarma.
The film producer, Nishant Ujjwal, and the director, the maestro Rajneesh Mishra, collaborate for the first time to bring forth “Vivah 3,” adding a new dimension to the series. They’ve previously presented the film “Mai De Pride” under the banner of Jio, featuring Dinesh Lal Yadav Nirahua and Amrapali Dubey in lead roles. More than a hundred million viewers watched the movie, bridging the gap between classes and resonating with audiences from diverse backgrounds. Viewers believe that such content-driven films will lead the future of Bhojpuri cinema towards prosperity.
Now, the awaited collaboration of these two stalwarts brings “Vivah 3” on the auspicious occasion of Chhath Puja. Revealing insights, Nishant Ujjwal has likened “Vivah 3” to the renowned Rajshri style of filmmaking, hinting at a heartwarming family narrative, assuring that the film will bring families back to the silver screen.
He emphasized the lack of family-oriented content in Hindi and South Indian films, stating that these movies often contain action, romance, but lack family values.
Filmmakers Rajneesh Mishra, known for his directorial ventures “Mehndi Laga Ke Rakhna 1” and “Mehndi Laga Ke Rakhna 3,” “Doli Saja Ke Rakhna,” “Main Sehra Bandh Ke Aaunga,” “Darling,” and “Mai,” which resonated with the audience due to their soulful and relatable content, is collaborating for the first time with Chintu Pandey.
