Acting school "Bharat Film Academy" is giving its students a chance to work in films

 

 An easygoing love story featuring Naadan Ishq will soon be in front of Bhojpuriya audience.  Actually, a Bhojpuri film "Jab Pyaar Kehu Se Ho Jaala" has not only recently been delayed but its shooting has also started.

 The film features superstar Arvind Akela Kallu and Yamini Singh as the beloved girlfriend, who will be seen on the silver screen performing Ishq Naadaniyaan.  The film is full entertainment cinema, which is going to be liked by audiences of all ages.  Arvind Akela Kallu and Yamini have done many Bhojpuri films together so far and their romantic pairing is very much liked.  They have amazing understandings and great tuning between the two.

 Produced under the banner of Bharat Film Arts, the film is produced by Padmini Singh, director Sujit Kumar Singh, writer Viru Thakur, composer Om Jha, Sajan Mishra while its cinematography is Feroz Khan, Nritya Prasoon Yadav, Mardhar Pradeep Khadka and art director Sanjay.  The main cast in the film are Arvind Akela Kallu, Yamini Singh, Dev Singh, Amit Shukla, Lota Tiwari.  At the same time, villain Ankit Singh is going to debut from this film, while comedian Rohit Goswami will also start his career with this film.  In this film, Surya Yadav is playing the role of second hero, and this is also his first film.

 It is noteworthy that the famous acting institute "Bharat Film Academy" has been running in Lucknow for the last two years.  Now they have decided that this academy is producing Bhojpuri and Hindi films to provide platform to all the students who pass out from their acting school or who are taking courses in the academy.  His film will also have a big star and will give new actors a chance.  In this episode, the first Bhojpuri film "Jab Pyaar Kehu Se Ho Jala" is being produced, the shooting of which has been duly started by offering prayers.  The first day was shot at Jalasa, a panoramic resort in Lucknow.  In which a song of the film has also been shot.

 It is the effort of the India Film Academy that whatever course they come to their acting school, they should be given a break in the film according to their talent.