“A Film Like Vanvaas Comes Once in 20-22 Years” – Anil Sharma

Anil Sharma’s Vanvaas is stirring powerful emotions across the nation, with its touching portrayal of family, love, and the bond between parents and children. The film has struck a chord with audiences, and Anil is visibly moved by the overwhelmingly positive response. Speaking about the impact, he shared, "People are sending such emotional comments, and they are deeply moved…There's something in this film that is touching them. A film like this comes once in 20-22 years… the public is really liking it, and it is receiving respect."

 

Known for his action-packed blockbusters, particularly Gadar 2, Anil’s new film Vanvaas takes a different approach, focusing on family and emotional relationships. Anil encourages the audience to experience the film with their loved ones, saying, "People expect action from my films, but this is a family film, so bring your family to watch it."

 

The inspiration behind Vanvaas stems from Anil’s deep sense of moral responsibility as a filmmaker. Reflecting on his journey, he said, "I’ve seen many events in my life. Gadar 2 gave me so much love. I felt a responsibility to society." 

 

Anil further emphasized the moral purpose of the film, stating, "I made this film for society, as it is my moral duty." His goal was to address how, over time, people often take their parents for granted, despite the immense love they receive from them. "The dust of time that has covered relationships should be cleared by watching this... a person should give some time to their father and mother," he added.

 

The message of Vanvaas is both simple and profound: "Go hug your parents." Although most people know the importance of family, Anil believes that it’s necessary to remind society of this truth once again. The film serves as a heartfelt plea for people to reconnect with the ones who matter most.

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