Overview
- The Hindi version releases January 9 alongside Dhurandhar, aiming to extend the film's reach beyond Gujarat.
- The team reports crossing Rs 100 crore in Gujarat and worldwide, a rare milestone for Gujarati cinema.
- Director Ankit Sakhiya says there is no plan for a Part 2 at present, with focus on taking Part 1 to more audiences and languages.
- Pre-release screenings across age groups informed edits, with key moments shaped by improvisation and close work with cinematographer Sunam Gajjar.
- Lead actor Karan Joshi notes rising public recognition and says the success could encourage more rooted Gujarati stories, citing prep that included driving an auto-rickshaw in Junagadh.