Ajay Bhullar, known for his compelling performances, expressed his enthusiasm for the project, stating, "Working on 'Love In All The Wrong Places' has been a delightful journey.
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], December 19: Noted Actor Ajay Bhullar is all set to enthral audiences in the upcoming short film "Love In All The Wrong Places" by filmmaker Dini Parayitam. The film, directed by Brittany and Andrew Ramjattan Beguin and produced by Zen Dot, recently wrapped up its filming phase in August and is currently in post-production. Anticipation is high as the team prepares to submit the film to various prestigious film festivals in the near future.
"Love In All The Wrong Places" follows the story of an Indian woman navigating a night filled with humorous missed connections at a romance convention for desis, all while nursing a broken heart. The film promises to blend elements of humor, romance, and cultural exploration, offering audiences a unique and engaging cinematic experience.
Ajay Bhullar, known for his compelling performances, expressed his enthusiasm for the project, stating, "Working on 'Love In All The Wrong Places' has been a delightful journey. The script is both humorous and heartfelt, and it was a pleasure collaborating with the talented team led by Dini Parayitam. I believe this film has the potential to resonate with audiences, offering a fresh take on love, culture, and the unexpected twists life throws our way." As "Love In All The Wrong Places" enters the post-production phase, the team is gearing up to submit the film to various film festivals, with the aim of sharing their creation with a diverse audience.
Ajay Bhullar, demonstrated his acting excellence in the recent staging of Anton Chekhov's enduring classic, "The Cherry Orchard," presented in September. As a committed member of the esteemed theatre ensemble, The Chekhovians, Bhullar played a pivotal part in the resounding success of all four sold-out performances at Theaterlab in New York City. With accolades pouring in from delighted audiences and earning commendable reviews, the triumph of the production has paved the way for ambitious future endeavours.