Tum Bin 2 makers inspired by works of Pakistani writer

Movie producer Anubhav Sinha took motivation from the works of Pakistani writer, dramatist and scriptwriter Haseena Moin for his up and coming film Tum Container 2. The second portion of the 2001 film Tum Receptacle establishment is composed and coordinated by Sinha and mutually created by him and Bhushan Kumar of the T-Arrangement music name.

Sinha says he took a few signals from Pakistani dramatizations for the second some portion of the.film. "Two of my most loved dramatizations are 'Ankahi Tanhaiyan' and Dhoop Kinare. A considerable measure of the screenplay in Tum Receptacle has been propelled by her TV serials and a couple of the commentators and industry individuals who saw the primary portion rushed to notice this closeness.

"The second portion too is roused somehow from Pakistani dramatizations since I feel the way they recount a story is radiant," Sinha said in an announcement. The news comes when there are level headed discussions whether Pakistani artistes ought to be banned from working in India in the midst of strains amongst India and Pakistan taking after the September 18 dread assault which executed 19 Indian troopers.

Sinha began viewing Moin's teleserials in 1984 and met her in 1996 in Mauritius.

Shot in the tasteful scene of Scotland, Tum Canister 2 reunites Sinha with Kumar following a hole of 15 years.

In the interim, The new melody titled Teri Fariyaad has been penned around Shakeel Azmi with references to the first ghazal by Faaiz Anwar. The tune starts with the society voice of Rekha Bharadwaj. Tum Canister 2, including Neha Sharma, Aditya Seal and Aashim Gulati will hit the screens on November 18.