Mili trailer: Janhvi Kapoor will soon bring the Hindi remake of the Malayalam survival thriller Helen with Mili. The trailer of Mili is out, and it has certainly created noise among filmgoers. Mili is helmed by the director of the original Mathukutty Xavier, and it also stars Sunny Kaushal in the primary role.
As per the trailer, Janhvi plays the titular role of Mili Nautiyal, a nursing graduate, and an ambitious girl, who works at a fast-food corner. Mili faces the ultimate challenge of survival after she gets trapped in the freezer room of the fast food joint. What follows is the life-changing journey of survival. Mili and its original Helen are inspired by true events. With Mili, this will be Janhvi's first collaboration with his producer father, Boney Kapoor.
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On Wednesday, the makers of Mili starring Janhvi Kapoor in lead roles dropped the teaser of the film. This film will also mark Janhvi's first professional collaboration with her dad Boney Kapoor.
Janhvi Kapoor took to Instagram and shared the teaser of Mili. Netzines are praising the actress after watching the teaser, one of the wrote, " respect to everyone involved in this, seriously the best piece that I've ever seen on YouTube, HATS OFF TO WELL ALL! LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!!." The second one mentioned, "The trailer looks amazing can't wait to watch it on big screen and all the best to Janhvi, Sunny and the other casts of mili.."
In 2021, as Janhvi Kapoor wrapped up shooting for Mili, she shared some photos from the sets and penned a beautiful note for the team and her dearest Papa - "It's a wrap! #Milli My first film with papa, of whom I've only heard stories of all my life as a producer. But after working with you, it feels so cool to say that!! I finally know what everyone means when they say you give your heart and soul to each film you take up. That isn't the only reason this film is so special to me- it's been the most inspiring journey to work with someone so completely consumed by his focus and love for cinema-like @mathukuttyxavier sir." Mili will hit theatres on November 4.