Cashmere on the rise

New Delhi:

The movie Salman Khan's notebook is Kashmir like you do not had never seen it before … and your heart is waiting suddenly. The tender, innocent and sweet love of newcomers Kabir (Zaheer Iqbal) and Firdaus (Pranutan Bahl) blowing in the valley and on the lake like a breath of fresh air. A happy movie, with smiling, pink-cheeked Kashmiri children filling each frame like a bright sun, just as you started to forget that Kashmir was meant to be a place of love, not a battlefield today. hui. Salman, while sharing the poster of his romantic drama on social media, said: "This notebook is incomplete without these beautiful children."
The notebook is produced by the winner of the Nitin Kakkar National Award and presents Zaheer and Pranutan. Over a period of 40 days, the film was filmed in serene circles of Kashmir. It's a bit like the romantic drama of Hollywood 2004, The Notebook, played by Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams, become a hit asleep and become cult.
Last year, he was worried that Salman was supposed to do the Hollywood hit again. But no, he did not do it. The notebook that was launched on March 29 was shot in October and November of last year. Shots in the valley have been safely facilitated thanks to the efforts of the Indian Army, the CRPF and the Kashmiri people themselves. Hope that peace will return to the valley.