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?Bubbly? girl gets a Bhojpuri twist

When both worlds of Bollywood and Hollywood failed to satiate her creative talents, respite made way to Preity Zinta by way of Bhojpuri cinema.

Published on: Aug 07, 2006 01:16 PM IST
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When both worlds of Bollywood and Hollywood failed to satiate her creative talents, respite made way to Preity Zinta by way of Bhojpuri cinema. Preity, though, is not the first of the Bollywood stars to be seen in this part of the country’s cinema.

Starring with her in her debut Bhojpuri film is southern star, Venkatesh. The film is titled Kamal Kayeel Raja. Preity will be seen as Jaanu in this film. According to the story, during the marriage of her friend, Jaanu falls in love with a guy named Murali.

The story revolves around the problems that the two lovers face in finding one another. Along with Bhojpuri dialogues in the film, the viewers will also be seeing Preity giving thumkaaa... on a Bhojpuri number.

A Ruchi Film presentation produced by Balram Sharma, the film has been made on North Indian and Bihar’s background. According to producer for the first time the audiences will watch the fabulous dance sequence on wonderful Bhojpuri songs as well as the tremendous action by Venkatesh and they will definitely likes it.

Preity is very excited by working in Kamal Kayeel Raja. She says, “Today Bhojpuri cinema is changing and various actors and singers are doing work there. I also wanted to be the part of it and got the opportunity in this film. I have gone through the wonderful memories and experiences, as it was completely the new thing for me. I enjoyed being the part of the film and also enjoyed giving Thumkaa... on desi Bhojpuri song.”

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