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U, Me Aur Ghar
Directed byAbhay Chhabra
Written byChiranjeevi Bajpai
Produced byVirendra Shahaney, Aparna Shahaney, Crimson Cube
Starring
CinematographyNisha Jha, Sanjeev Dubey
Edited byJaskaran Singh, Imran Chauhan
Music byNishant Pandey
Release date
  • 10 February 2017 (2017-02-10)
Running time
90 minutes
CountryIndia
LanguageHindi

U, Me Aur Ghar is India's first web-based feature film, launched by Web Talkies- a digital home entertainment brand.

Plot

The film revolves around a live-in couple, Chitti and Mittu, who begin their journey by looking to buy a house in Mumbai. Along the way, they realize that a house hunt is more than just timely EMIs and romantic ideals. The film is available for viewing on YouTube, Hungama, and Web Talkies. The web movie, which will release on 10 February, features actors Omkar Kapoor of Pyaar Ka Punchnama 2 fame, who is seen playing the role of Mittu aka Mithilesh, and Simran Kaur Mundi from the film Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon, with her character known as Chitti aka Chitranshi Mazumdar.[1]

The 90-minutes web movie revisits the theme of a couple searching for their abode in a bustling city.[2]

The web-based movie is the first step towards bringing a massive change in entertainment consumption patterns of the entire country. It shows how modern-day dynamics that affect a couple's relationship and how the house represents a physical manifestation of their love for each other.[3]

Cast

References

  1. ^ "Web Talkies launches India's first web-based feature film 'U Me Aur Ghar'". IndianExpress.
  2. ^ "First web-based feature film to release on Feb 10". Huffington Post|The Hans India.
  3. ^ "U Me Aur Ghar: India's first web-based feature film by Web Talkies talks about quirky, modern-day romance brewing in the city of Mumbai". Mumbai News Network.

U, Me Aur Ghar at IMDb

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