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Zubeen Garg, who features prominently in "Sikaar," shared his exhilarating experience of the realm of acting, urging fans to brace themselves for a rollercoaster ride of emotions
Digital Desk: In a press conference held at Dispur Press Club, Zubeen Garg revealed intriguing insights into two eagerly awaited films, "Sikar" and "Aira (আইৰা)." While "Sikaar" promises a visual treat with its stunning shots captured across scenic locations in London, "Aira" is set to captivate audiences with its captivating narrative in Hindi.
Scheduled for release on April 4, "Aira" is poised to captivate hearts, while "Sikar" is slated for a September 20 release, promising an immersive cinematic experience.
Zubeen Garg, who features prominently in "Sikaar," shared his exhilarating experience of the realm of acting, urging fans to brace themselves for a rollercoaster ride of emotions.
"I am thinking about dancing in Bihu this time; I'll not sing," exclaimed Garg, hinting at a dynamic shift in his performance style. "People just want to dance with me on stage this time and are willing to pay higher." However, he also contradicted his ‘dance’ remark and said, “I have to sing anyway.”
Expressing his commitment to encouraging new talent, Garg highlighted, "Two or three new girls will sing with me this time. I have given importance to the new generation of artists to perform with me this time."
The films, produced by Samindra Bhattacharya, have sparked anticipation among cinephiles, with Bhattacharya revealing plans for three additional productions in the coming years.
Garg reiterated his focus on artistry, showing clear of politics. "I don't like politics. I stay away from politics," he declared, leaving audiences eagerly awaiting the cinematic spectacles awaiting them on the big screen.
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