BCR NEWS (Ajay Shastri/New Delhi): Sniff, an upcoming 2017 Indian Bollywood first kid’s action adventure film, written and directed by Amole Gupte, under the banner of Trinity Pictures. The film revolves around a spy-in the-making. Amole Gupte’s upcoming film is packed with innocence, mystery, and heroism. Recently, the director and producer Ajit Thakur along with the little superhero Khushmeet Gill were recently in the Royal Plaza, Delhi for the promotions.
While interacting with media Amole shared his thoughts and views for the same, he stated “Sniff is the story regarding nose. It took me approx 1 year to complete this film. This movie is about heroism. It was a great experience working with kids in the movie, they taught me a lot, and actually, I feel secure being with kids.” On asking about the lesson this movie is portraying, he said “There is a big lesson in this movie, Sniff is a very clean film, not only kids but adults will also connect themselves with the same. It’s a full family film.”
On the other hand, the kiddo and lead of the movie Khushmeet graced the press conference with his cuteness, he seemed extremely excited for the same. Khushmmet also shared his experience with media, he said “I did work in several ads and serials, but this is a very first time I am in a movie and as a lead. I am thankful to Amole Sir for giving me this chance.” While asking him about the superpower have in the film, very innocently he added, “I wish God has given me same powers in real life, which I am having in the movie.”
Sniff is touted to be India’s first kids’ action adventure franchise film”. This film will throw light on the origin of Sunny Gill as a child spy. The Stanley Ka Dabba director’s film is based on the adventures of an eight-year-old detective Sunny Gill who has special olfactory superpowers.
The movie all about an eight-year-old Sunny Gill who had a problem with a blocked nose, and therefore, no sense of smell. A freak accident gives Sunny the most refined sense of smell ever. The entire dog squad of the country’s police force cannot sniff what he can.
