The cameras have officially started rolling for ‘Deewaniyat’, a new romantic drama starring Harshvardhan Rane and Sonam Bajwa in the lead roles. The film, backed by T-Series, promises an intense blend of passion, drama, and heartache, with the picturesque backdrop of the hills enhancing its emotional storytelling.
The announcement of the shoot commencement was made by the production team on Monday, creating a stir on social media among fans of both lead actors. A first look from the muhurat shot showed Rane and Bajwa sharing a quiet, emotional moment on-screen, hinting at the deeply romantic tones the film aims to explore, IANS reported.
Directed by Rajat Mukherjee, ‘Deewaniyat’ is expected to delve into a layered tale of love and longing, peppered with powerful emotions and soulful music—a signature style that T-Series is well known for. Sources close to the project say the script explores the fine line between love and obsession, promising a compelling narrative that will tug at the audience’s heartstrings.
For Harshvardhan Rane, this marks a return to the romantic genre, a space where he’s previously received appreciation for his intense screen presence. Meanwhile, Sonam Bajwa, who has been making waves in both Punjabi and Hindi cinema, will reportedly bring a fresh emotional depth to her role, adding nuance to the film’s narrative arc.
The makers are tight-lipped about the full cast and storyline, but industry buzz suggests that the film will feature a mix of scenic visuals, poignant dialogues, and a music-heavy tracklist that could position it as a notable entry in the genre this year.
With filming now underway, ‘Deewaniyat’ is slated for a late 2025 release, and expectations are already building around this onscreen pairing and their chemistry.
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