The official trailer for the upcoming sports drama film ‘Love-All’ has been released.
Actor Kay Kay Menon published the clip on Instagram, writing, “Happy to share the trailer of Love-All! Without going into cliches for such instances, I’d just remark that this one has a heart!
A worthwhile effort to demonstrate how athletics may improve one’s life. Watch it to get a sense of what’s to come, and offer your love and blessings if you enjoy it. #LoveAll.” The film is a unique sports drama centered on the badminton game, focused on the emotional story of a father-son relationship.
“Playing badminton requires a high level of professional skill that actors do not easily portray,” said director Sudhanshu Sharma. Only professional badminton players have the ability to convey the actual skill and spirit of the game on film.”
It was no less difficult to cast the country’s top-ranked players in the film and comprehend the technical side of the game while filming all game sequences. P. Gopichand, the country’s famous badminton player and coach, volunteered to be a presenter after watching how realistically this frantic game was captured.
“She is fearless and has a habit of dealing with pressure,” he added. Both of these factors are critical for any sport or performing art.” The players’ journey from the badminton court to the film set proved to be quite difficult for them. However, his passion to acting helped him overcome this problem and play his characters better.
The Love-All production crew scouted shuttlers across the country to find the appropriate balance of talent. They gathered a database of roughly 300 players by arranging auditions at the All India Junior and Sub-Junior levels of competition. The Love-All team expertly integrated the young players’ love of badminton with their newly learned acting ability to create exceptional performers.
“A sports film should be based on sports,” stated actor K K Menon. The sport should be the true star of such picture. The true star of Love-All is badminton. This film and its tale are based on badminton and sports in general, and it is a true honor to be handed to lakhs of players from our side.
Mahesh Bhatt, veteran filmmaker and co-presenter of ‘Love-All,’ stated on the occasion that the film’s tale is related to the lovely city of Bhopal, and the film was largely shot in Bhopal itself, but it is not only the country but the entire world. It will be well received by K’s audience.
Mahesh Bhatt further said, “When a story takes birth from its own soil and involves people belonging to the soil where they talk about their dreams and struggles, then everyone feels a connection with such a story. Then No matter what city or country the person at the centre of the story belongs to, he said, “It is more important to make a place in people’s hearts than to win a gold medal.”
Sudhanshu Sharma’s ‘Love-All’ will release in theatres on August 25. It will be released in six Indian languages, including Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Bangla, and Odia.
