Menu
Actor Jackky Bhagnani love children. He decided to spend yesterday, with the kids at the Tata Memorial Hospital in Mumbai on World Cancer Day.
Speaking on it, Jackky said,
“I love children and there’s so much to learn from them. There are so brave and so full of hope. I draw inspiration from their ability to look at life in a different way.”
He tweeted this on his handle:
It was really heartwarming to watch it.
Mitron is propped as Jackky Bhagnani comeback film after a gap of three years — his last two releases, Welcome To Karachi (2015) and Youngistaan (2014), were both critical and commercial washouts. With Mitron, Jackky Bhagnani hopes to revamp his perception and establish his merit. “After my last few films, I am determined to earn back my credibility. Although I tasted some success with F.A.L.T.U and Rangrezz, I was constantly being writing off as a performer. One of the reasons, of course, was my lineage.”
Mitron is Jackky Bhagnani first film outside of Pooja Entertainment, his family-owned production house founded by his father Vasu Bhagnani. “It was a conscious effort to venture out and see if I have it in me. Working for my dad’s production house was benefitting neither of us, and I felt responsible. There was a time when I’d grown bitter due to my failures. Everyone wants validation and growth in life, so do I. It has taken three years but I have finally found a good film.”
