We need to make films that can match up to international standards: Bhakti Kubavat

The first half of 2019 might not have provided the film industry with much to celebrate, but the second half looks poised for a complete turnaround. After a lull,

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seems to be springing back into action with stars like Pratik Gandhi, Malhar Thakar, Aarohi Patel, Kinjal Rajpriya, Deeksha Joshi, Yash Soni busy shooting for their films. While Montu Ni Bittu, Dhunki, Luv Ni Love Storys,

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and Machchhu have already wrapped up their shoot, others like Gujarat 11, G, Patel Vs Patrick etc are in the final stages.
With hatke love stories, intense dramas and even horror flicks slated to release in the coming months, there is a lot to look forward to. Bhakti Kubavat, whose earlier release

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could only manage average performance at the BO is excited for her next release. She feels that the film has an interesting story and it will surely make an impact. “It has been a tough first half, but the coming months look promising for the industry with interesting films are slated to release,” says Bhakti. She adds, “Our audience is exposed to great films in different languages, we need to make films that can match up to international standards. That’s when we will hit the jackpot at the BO.”