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Vikrant Massey and Kriti Kharbanda starrer 14 Phere to premiere on Zee5

Vikrant Massey and Kriti Kharbanda starrer 14 Phere to premiere on Zee5

Last year, it was announced that Vikrant Massey and Kriti Kharbanda will be seen in a movie titled 14 Phere. The film was slated to hit the big screens on 9th July 2021. But now, it will be getting a direct-to-digital release on Zee5.

Kriti took to Twitter to make an announcement about it. She tweeted, “2x drama combined with 2x chaos equals dhamakedaar entertainment! #14Phere coming this July, only on #ZEE5 @KDevanshuSingh @VikrantMassey @GAUAHAR_KHAN @priyanshu84 @ActorJameel @ZEE5India @ZeeStudios_”


While talking about the movie, in a statement the actress said, “I remember the first time I read the script of 14 Phere, it was everything I was looking for! Drama, emotion, relatability, and a strong character. Aditi has become a part of my personality in more ways than one! I can’t wait for the audiences to watch the story unfold on ZEE5! Imagine the drama and chaos of a typical Indian wedding, and then multiply that by two. The viewers are surely in for a joyride.”

14 Phere is filled with drama, comedy, quirkiness, and a lot more. It will definitely be a great watch for families who can watch it together. It is highly relatable, and I hope the viewers thoroughly enjoy themselves when it premieres on ZEE5,” Vikrant added.

14 Phere is directed by Devanshu Singh. The filmmaker stated, “After Chintu Ka Birthday, I was looking for a script that resonated with my sensibilities. Manoj Kalwani's 14 Phere is all of that and much more. It's an engaging story. A roller coaster ride that has its heart in the right place. It's a family entertainer with songs and values. I am very positive about the film warming hearts and making our audience smile. Excited for everyone to watch 14 Phere on ZEE5.”

The movie also stars Gauahar Khan in a pivotal role.

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