Jolly LLB featured Arshad Warsi and Amrita Rao, and Murder 3 had Randeep Hooda, Aditi Rao Hydari and Sara Loren in the lead.
Highlights
- Indian films Jolly LLB and Murder 3 have been invited to feature at the forthcoming 16th Shanghai International Film Festival (SIFF), which will be held on June 15-23.
- Director Vishesh Bhatt's Murder 3, co-produced by Fox Star Studios and Vishesh Films, is an erotic thriller, while Jolly LLB, a Fox Star Studios production, is an entertaining courtroom comedy.
- The movies will feature at the festival under International Panorama section's spectrum division.
- It is an honour to be invited at the Shanghai film fest especially in the 100th year of Indian cinema, says Vijay Singh, CEO, Fox Star Studios.
- "We are mighty pleased to get an invitation from the Shanghai International Film Festival. Jolly LLB and Murder 3 are films that we are proud of and they are also representative of our commitment towards creating diverse and high content cinema- which while being massy and entertaining also pushes the envelope," Singh said in a statement.
- "It's an honour that in the 100th year of Indian cinema, we have got a chance to showcase different strands of our cinema at a global platform," he added.
Indian films
Jolly LLB and
Murder 3 have been invited to feature at the forthcoming 16th Shanghai International Film Festival (SIFF), which will be held on June 15-23.
Director Vishesh Bhatt's
Murder 3, co-produced by Fox Star Studios and Vishesh Films, is an erotic thriller, while
Jolly LLB, a Fox Star Studios production, is an entertaining courtroom comedy.
The movies will feature at the festival under International Panorama section's spectrum division.
It is an honour to be invited at the Shanghai film fest especially in the 100th year of Indian cinema, says Vijay Singh, CEO, Fox Star Studios.
"We are mighty pleased to get an invitation from the Shanghai International Film Festival.
Jolly LLB and
Murder 3 are films that we are proud of and they are also representative of our commitment towards creating diverse and high content cinema- which while being massy and entertaining also pushes the envelope," Singh said in a statement.
"It's an honour that in the 100th year of Indian cinema, we have got a chance to showcase different strands of our cinema at a global platform," he added.