‘With Luv… Tumhara’ is a movie that emphasizes the need to give happiness to others.

Bonding and the binding of hearts gets a novel, emotional twist against the verdant slopes of Kullu Manali in ‘With Luv… Tumhara’, penned and helmed by Kamal D. Nathani.

Relationships, pure love and sacrifice are shaken and stirred to concoct a heady cocktail in ‘With Luv… Tumhara’, which promises to be a startling departure from the cliched boy-meets-girl and boy-loses-girl drama canned so routinely on celluloid.

Rather, ‘With Luv… Tumhara’ generates a renewed conformation that selfless love can survive and thrive in a selfish world. The soft, romantic saga asserts that every promise made is meant to be fulfilled. And that includes untold promises, which too should be honored.

‘With Luv… Tumhara’ is a movie that emphasizes the need to give happiness to others. The main protagonists in this emotional opus share secrets and the essential conflict that they face help to shape a poignant love story that is unique & believable.

Love stories boast of a double bonus: commercial potential entwined with emotional appeal. ‘With Luv … Tumhara’ is being touted as an artistic triumph with a storyline that’s certain to strike a chord within the collective consciousness of audiences.

Earning the spotlight

Preeti Jhangiani enacts Anuradha - the progressive protagonist of ‘With Luv… Tumhara’, who is sure to captivate audiences with her portrayal, fleshing Anuradha out remarkably as she transforms from a gleeful character to a vulnerable, helpless woman. Jhangiani’s understated histrionics and subdued persona will earn her a fresh mass of admirers and this could well be called the most challenging role of her career, as yet.

Pravin Dabas essays Rahul, a key player in the drama and a highly emotional character whose periodic sways of feelings for Anuradha prove to be as perplexing for him as it will for glued audiences who will be caught up with the trials and tribulations that Rahul has to accost in his love for Anuradha.

Nakul Vaid, who grabbed acclaim with ‘Ab Tak Chhappan’, is likely to win another round of his praise for his portrayal of Akshay, an army officer in ‘With Luv… Tumhara’, as the romantic lead, Vaid has played Akshay with subtle finesse in his facets as the ideal son and lover. Anupama Verma will be spotted as Neha, a bubbly vivacious character who has a spunky attitude and joie-de-vivre, which is likely to find favour with viewers. And with insiders insisting that Verma has put in a fine act, she could well prove to be the surprise packet of ‘With Luv… Tumhara’.

Double whammy for BGIL

For Bharatiya Global Infomedia Limited (BGIL), ‘With Luv… Tumhara’ is a fitting addition to their debut in cinebiz: ‘Curfew’, the world’s first high definition (HD) film in Hindi slated for an imminent release.

Kick started in 1992, BGIL, primarily a fast growing I.T company with its emphasis on world–class human resources and steadily providing cutting edge software solutions globally, making inroads into the glitzy world of media and entertainment has proven to be equally rewarding.

The BGIL Studio, a state–of-the-art Digital post-production studio has the luminous distinction of having completed 47 movies during its very first year of operation! The BGIL Studio has been lauded for its creativity aspects and expertise, enhancing the total post-production & VFX films like "Sarkar, Humko Tumse Pyar Hai. Apaharan, D, James, Darna Zaroori Hai, Ailaan, Mr or Mrs, Go" & "Shiva" among others. Little wonders that Rakesh Bhatia, the Chairman of Bharatiya Global Infomedia Limited (BGIL) and producer of ‘With Luv… Tumhara’ is upbeat about his venture] which highlights a clutch of characters, who are believable and entertaining, who promise to fortify a bond with viewers at both levels: intellectual and emotional.

BGIL plans to craft six feature films (in Hindi and other languages) per year and has cemented a top-drawer nexus with Ram Gopal Varma (The Factory). The agreement to jointly co-produce four movies has been effected with their maiden project: ‘Zabardast’ (35 percent shooting completed) being snazzed up for a November / December’06 release. BGIL already armed with a full-fledged division of animation and multimedia is also planning to plunge into the business of Digital Transmission of movies through satellite in the future.

The director’s cut

Writer- Director Kamal D. Nathani flagged off his cinematic career as an assistant to Gul Anand (‘Chashme Baddoor’, ‘Jalwa’) and presently boasts of a repertoire spanning over 300 ad-films and several award-bagging tele-serials. Music has been his forte and Nathani’s keen sense as a writer has helped in evolving his own style as an ad filmmaker, television serial and feature film director.

His debut film ‘The Hope’ centered on peace, survival, hope and the value of human life has been lauded at several international film festivals. The film was screened for the National awards in 2005 and at Emden, Germany for the Berhnad Wicky award.

‘The Times of India’ lavished Nathani with high praise for ‘The Hope’ stating,  “It's a story that places Nathani in the league of several other directors like Gulzar (‘Maachis’), Khalid Mohamed (‘Fiza’), Mani Ratnam (‘Dil Se’), Vidhu Vinod Chopra (‘Mission Kashmir’) and Santosh Sivan (‘The Terrorist’), who have been directly or indirectly touched by the Kashmir issue, struggled with it and have used the medium of cinema to portray either the reality as it exists or create a debate over the prolonged issue of peace having gone to pieces.” Nathani’s ‘With Luv... Tumhara’ highlights a young girl’s dilemma in expressing her love and hiding the pain in her tumultuous life. The writer-director demonstrates with finesse how the hand of Destiny, need, longing and desire can alter human equations dramatically.