Yami Gautam Bets Big on Dussehra From Raj Mandir, Says ‘Nai Naveli’ Isn’t Scary but a Film for the Whole Family
Yami Gautam reached Jaipur’s iconic Raj Mandir to promote Dussehra release Nai Naveli, saying the film isn’t scary but a complete family entertainer for all ages.
Quick Read / Key Highlights
- Pink City, pink look: Yami Gautam arrived in Jaipur on Thursday to promote ‘Nai Naveli’ and wore a pink suit as a tribute to the city.
- Meeting fans at Raj Mandir: After landing at the airport in the evening, she interacted with audiences at Raj Mandir cinema at night.
- Dussehra release: The film hits theatres on Friday, on the occasion of Dussehra.
- Trailer vs reality: Yami said the trailer may suggest a horror or horror-comedy, but the film is entirely a family entertainer.
- Ravan Dahan on the poster: The red saree, cup of tea and a foot resting on a ghost-like figure are being read as a symbol of good triumphing over evil.
Jaipur. Film promotions are no longer confined to Mumbai studios and television sets. Stars are now travelling directly to cities where cinema is still celebrated like a festival. In that spirit, actress Yami Gautam arrived in the Pink City on Thursday to promote her new film ‘Nai Naveli’. She landed at the airport in the evening and met audiences at Raj Mandir cinema later that night. The film releases on Friday, on the occasion of Dussehra.
Dressed in the City’s Colour
Yami spoke about her long-standing connection with Jaipur and described it as an extremely beautiful city. She said that not two, but even two hundred words would fall short in praising it. As a nod to the Pink City, she chose to wear a pink suit. Her excitement about a festive release was clearly visible.
