Main Zaroor Aaunga
2019 Indian film
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Main Zaroor Aaunga (transl. I will definitely come) is a 2019 Indian Hindi-language horror drama film directed by Chandrakant Singh.[1] Starring Arbaaz Khan,[2] Aindrita Ray and Vikas Verma.[3] It was released theatrically on 27 September 2019.[4]
| Main Zaroor Aaunga | |
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| Directed by | Chandrakant Singh |
| Written by | M. Salim |
| Produced by | Mahendra Singh Namdev |
| Starring | |
| Cinematography | Johny Lall |
| Edited by | Aashish Gaikar |
| Music by | Rajendra Shiv Sandeep Batraa |
Production company | AShirwad CineVision Pvt Ltd |
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| Country | India |
| Language | Hindi |
Synopsis
Yash, a successful businessman, and Lisa, a model, enjoy a blissful marriage. However, things take an ugly turn after Lisa is found cheating on her husband with her friend, Peter.[5]
Cast
- Arbaaz Khan as Yash Malhotra[6]
- Aindrita Ray as Lisa
- Vikas Verma as Peter
- Govind Namdev as Police Inspector
- Hemant Pandey as Tiwari
- Vineet Verma
- Ali Shah
- Jeba Baig
Production
Main Zaroor Aaunga was entirely shot in Switzerland from start to finish unlike many Indian films which only shoot a few scenes there. Govind Namdev plays a detective in the film.[7]
Soundtrack
| No. | Title | Lyrics | Music | Singer(s) | Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | "Main Zaroor Aaunga" | Abhendra Kumar Upadhyay | Rajendra Shiv | Mohammed Irfan | 2:59 |
| 2. | "Saanson Mein Simat Jao" | Azeem Shirazi | Sandeep Batraa | Sandeep Batraa, Tripty Sinha | 4:53 |
Reception
Critical response
Pooja Raisinghani from The Times of India wrote "Although the film aims to mix the genre of horror with thriller, Main Zaroor Aaunga fails to both, thrill and scare the audience, and you may not end up admiring anything but the snowclad mountains in the background".[9] Kunal Guha from Mumbai Mirror wrote "But this one seems to be put together possibly to corroborate a devious tax fraud-of-sorts. But if you're prepared to brave severed heads being tossed like volleyballs, milk tea magically turning into blood and other hilarious gaffes, this one's a must-watch".[10] A reviewer of Mayapuri said, "There is nothing in the film to motivate the audience to watch the film".[11]