'Right Yaa Wrong' releases in 21 theatres in Pakistan

New Delhi News.Net
Friday 12th March, 2010 (IANS)

Sunny Deol starrer 'Right Yaa Wrong' released in 21 theatres in Pakistan Friday and the action star is hoping to get positive reviews from the audience all over.

''Right Yaa Wrong' is a good film and it is releasing all over the world including theatres in Pakistan. I hope people will like it and I feel it should pick up with the audience all over soon,' Sunny told IANS over phone from Mumbai.

In Pakistan, the movie has released in Capri Cinema and Cine Plex in Karachi, New Majestic Cinema in Hyderabad, Prince Cinema, D.H.A and Cine Star in Lahore, Taj Mahal in Faisalabad, Dreamland Cinema in Multan, Cine Plex in Rawalpindi and Kashmir Mahal in Gujranwala.

Written and directed by debutant Neeraj Pathak, the crime thriller is produced by Subhash Ghai. It also features Irrfan Khan, Eesha Koppikhar and Konkona Sen Sharma.

'Right Yaa Wrong' revolves around two cops - Ajay Shridhar (Sunny) and Vinay Patnaik (Irrfan) and their intense rivalry.

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Rajaji
03-13-10, 03:18 AM

'Right Yaa Wrong' releases in 21 theatres in Pakistan

A great movie, I enjoyed every moment of it, it was mind blowing movie. The second half was superb with very pleasent surprise.
Please go watch it & you will love it coz I felt it. YES I AM RIGHT.
Go enjoy.

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