- I had encountered a ghost while taking rest in a hotel room after a film shoot in Anand: Super Star Hitu Kanodia
- The trailer promises not just to break box-office records but also to set new benchmarks for technical excellence in Gujarati cinema
- This film is a testament to the growth of Gujarati cinema: Sharad Patel of SP Cinecorp
- Every comedic punchline and thrilling moment drew applause, laughter, and gasps from the audience, showcasing the film’s ability to strike a chord with diverse viewers
- For the first time ever in the industry, the film features sound mixed in Dolby Atmos, elevating the audience’s experience with immersive and crystal-clear soundscapes
GOWRI MANICKAVASAGAM
The much-awaited trailer of Faati Ne?, a horror-comedy Gujarati film, was launched in a grand event in Ahmedabad. The event was nothing short of spectacular, with an auditorium packed to capacity with the film’s cast and crew, esteemed members of the media, and prominent personalities from the Gujarati film fraternity. The high-energy atmosphere reflected the excitement surrounding this groundbreaking project.
The trailer promises not just to break box-office records but also to set new benchmarks for technical excellence in Gujarati cinema. For the first time ever in the industry, the film features sound mixed in Dolby Atmos, elevating the audience’s experience with immersive and crystal-clear soundscapes. This revolutionary step underscores the film’s commitment to blending quality content with state-of-the-art technology.
As the trailer played on the big screen, the audience’s reactions were electric. The perfect blend of spine-chilling horror and laugh-out-loud comedy was palpable in the auditorium. Every comedic punchline and thrilling moment drew applause, laughter, and gasps from the audience, showcasing the film’s ability to strike a chord with diverse viewers.
The trailer also gives a glimpse into the intriguing story of Faati Ne?. The plot follows the lead actors as they enter a mysterious mansion, where they encounter a ghost played by Aakash Zhala. Adding to the hilarity and chaos is a weird-looking baba, portrayed by Hemin Trivedi, who attempts to protect the group from danger. As mysterious and spooky events unfold, the lead characters hilariously exclaim “Faati ne?” every time they face the ghost, making it a mantra that’s sure to resonate with audiences.
Lead Actor Hitu Kanodia added, “‘Faati Ne?’ is more than just a horror-comedy; it’s a complete family entertainer. This is a film that will brings families together to laugh, scream, and enjoy. With its unique blend of humor and thrills, it’s the perfect way to start the year on a joyful and memorable note.”
Answering a media query, the veteran actor said, “Whether he believes in ghosts or had any encounter with ghosts?” the veteran actor said, “Yes, I had encountered a ghost while taking rest in a hotel room after a film shoot in Anand. As soon as I entered the room, I felt someone was sitting on my chest an I could not talk and breathless. One of the producers, who was following me, immediately burnt an incense stick. We observed some strange figure moving out with the smoke caused by the incense stick. Then I was advised to change the room.”
Smit Pandya shared, “This is a film for everyone—those who love to laugh, those who enjoy a good scare, and those who simply want to see Gujarati cinema evolve into something truly world-class. I can’t wait for people to watch it and ask each other, ‘Faati Ne?’”
Director Faisal Hashmi said, “This film has something for everyone—humor, emotions, and a touch of suspense. It’s a rare gem that you can enjoy with your entire family, and we’re thrilled to bring that experience to audiences.”
“Without knowing the presence of ghosts in an Australian location we had gone there for this film’s shoot. We felt a lot of unnatural experiences there forcing us to change the location,” the director said.
Presented by Sharad Patel of SP Cinecorp, whose backing has ensured that Faati Ne? achieves a scale rarely seen in regional cinema. Patel stated, “This film is a testament to the growth of Gujarati cinema. By combining a compelling story with the best technology and talent, we aim to give audiences something they’ve never seen before.”
Producer’s Hardik Goel from Canus Films said, “At its heart, ‘Faati Ne?’ is about creating joyful moments for everyone. It’s a film that promises to entertain, engage, and bring families closer. We’re confident it will leave audiences smiling, laughing, and talking about it long after they leave the theater.”
With an ensemble cast, a bold storyline, and groundbreaking technical achievements, Faati Ne? is all set to redefine the horror-comedy genre. The trailer launch has already created immense buzz, and the film is poised to deliver an unforgettable cinematic ride.
The trailer launch has set the tone for what is expected to be a monumental release. Faati Ne? promises to deliver an unforgettable cinematic ride, blending laughter, thrills, and a dose of innovation that will undoubtedly resonate with audiences across Gujarat and beyond.
Faati Ne?, directed and written by Faisal Hashmi and written by Fenil Dave, is presented by SP Cinecorp in association with Sun Outdoors. Produced by Canus Films, Keshwi Production, and FullPixel Films, the film will be distributed worldwide by Rupam Entertainment Pvt. Ltd. and SP Cinecorp Cinematic Venture Ltd.
