‘Ghamaghot’ makers used the India-England cricket match at Barabati for promotion
Bhubaneswar: The makers of New Odia action movie are busy promoting the movie in several different ways.
The makers had promote the movie at The Baliyatra festival earlier. Now the star cast of the movie promote the movie at the Barabati stadium during the India – England One Day international match on Sunday.
The stars of the movie release the special Ghamaghot posters at the stadium.
The Kaustav Dreamworks upcoming Odia action movie ‘Ghamaghot’ will be released on March 13.
The makers earlier had revealed the look of several actors of the movie including actor Akash Hota, Abhishek Panda, Shreeya, Akash Rout, Satya and Jayashree, Sailendra , Vivash, Sanoj Kumar and others.
Earlier the makers released the title song was sung by Nakash Aziz and Rap portion was performed by Mirza Tahir and Swapnajit. The Music is composed by Anurag Patnaik.”
“Directed by Raja D and produced by Kaushik Das under the banner of Kaustav Dreamworks Studios, ‘Ghamaghot’ promises breathtaking action, gripping suspense, and an unforgettable story.”
The multi starrer action movie stars Sailendra samantaray, Deepak Parida, Sanoj Kumar, Tapi Mishra,Vivash Rout, Abhishek Panda, Akash Hota, Akash Rout, Sandeep Mishra, Chandra, Aimon Pradhan, Kabir Prasad, Krishna Kar, Susant Dash Mohapatra, Xonty, Rajesh, Balkrishna Nayak, Amiya, Susant, Goldy, Udit Guru, Sridhara Martha, Shakti, Shambhu & Others.
Talking to Odia celebrity Producer Kaushik Das said “In this movie we are introducing a bunch of new actors along with few veterans”.
The movie is Co-Produced By Ram Patnaik, Kaustav Das. The movie will be released in multiple languages including Odia, Hindi Telugu, Tamil and Malayalam.
Fuelled by a sparkling hundred by skipper Rohit Sharma, India defeated England by four wickets in the second ODI to take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match
series here Sunday.
Rohit (119, 90b, 12×4, 7×6), who struck his 32nd hundred in ODIs, helped India mow
down the target of 305. The hosts made 308 for six in 44.3 overs.