Makers release trailer of Sooraj Pancholi starrer Satellite Shankar
Mumbai: Actor Sooraj Pancholi is back on the silver screen with a special journey of Satellite Shankar connecting India.
The trailer of Satellite Shankar was released by the makers on Thursday.
The movie highlights Pancholi as an army officer and his journey of self-discovery while exploring the beauty of India.
He said, “I have always wanted to play a soldier in a classic war or an action film. But this is not a war film, it’s not an action film, it’s a drama. The movie is about the life of every soldier – of what they see and feel in personal life. It’s not about a soldier’s life at the base camp.
It is about a soldier, who is on leave and is going to meet his mother. It’s what he faces through the journey while travelling through India. So, it is looking at India from a soldier’s point of view.’’
The film has been shot in 10 locations across the country including places like Chitkul in Himachal Pradesh and Agra in Uttar Pradesh.
Regarding the shooting schedule, he said, ‘’It was hectic. But, travelling by road is an experience itself. And, it was my first time at Taj Mahal, too!’’
The movie also stars south actor Megha Akash who is making her Bollywood debut. Speaking about her, Pancholi said, “She’s a good co-star and a good performer.’’
SCIPL and Cine1 Studios produced film ‘Satellite Shankar’ starring Sooraj Pancholi is produced by Murad Khetani, Ashwin Varde, and SCIPL. Written by Vishal Vijay Kumar and directed by Irfan Kamal, the film is set to hit the silver screen on Nov 15.
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