New Delhi [India], February 1 : Actors Shahid Kapoor and Kriti Sanon are currently busy promoting their upcoming sci-fi romantic drama film 'Teri Baaton Mein Aisa Uljha Jiya' (TBMAUJ).
Recently, the makers unveiled the film's official trailer which received massive response from the audience.
In the film, Shahid plays a robotics engineer who develops feelings and finally marries Kriti's character, Sifra, an AI (Artificial Intelligence) female robot.
The movie explores an impossible love story in the uncharted territories of Artificial Intelligence (AI).
Soon after the trailer was out, netizens shared their reactions to it.
However, a few users compared the film's concept to actor Ridhima Pandit's popular TV show 'Bahu Hamari Rajnikant'.
In the TV show, Pandit portrayed the role of a humanoid robot.
Netizens have been comparing Kriti's character in 'TBMAUJ' to that of Pandit's much-appreciated character in the TV show.
On Thursday, during a press conference of the film in New Delhi, Shahid talked about film's comparison with the TV show.
He said," Several films have been made on robots like Chitti Robot ( Rajanikant's 'Robot') and 'Ra.One' is also there. So that is a good thing kyunki thodi familiarity hona acha hota hai kyunki viral audience ko shayd samajh hi ni aaye ki aap kya kr rhe ho...(because some familiarity is needed because the viral audience probably won't understand what you are doing). But because it (Ridhima Pandit's TV show) is already here, we thought to take it one step further and make it more complicated."
The film 'Teri Baton Mein Aisa Uljha Jiya' is written and directed by Amit Joshi and Aradhana Sah. Dinesh Vijan, Jyoti Deshpande, and Laxman Utekar have produced it. It also features legendary actor Dharmendra and Dimple Kapadia in pivotal roles.
Recently, the makers unveiled the film's official trailer and three tracks 'Laal Peeli Akhiyaan', 'Akhiyaan Gulaab', and the title track of the film which received good responses from the audience.
'Teri Baaton Mein Aise Uljha Jiya' is slated to release on February 9.
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