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Celina Jaitley turns emotional on making comeback amid coronavirus crisis

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Hindustan Times
13 April, 2020, 12:55 pm
Last modified: 13 April, 2020, 01:04 pm

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Celina Jaitley turns emotional on making comeback amid coronavirus crisis

The film will also mark her digital debut as it releases on Zee5 on April 15.

Hindustan Times
13 April, 2020, 12:55 pm
Last modified: 13 April, 2020, 01:04 pm
Celina shared the poster of her film on Instagram. Photo: Collected
Celina shared the poster of her film on Instagram. Photo: Collected

Celina Jaitley is all set to make a comeback with her film Season's Greetings. The film will also mark her digital debut as it releases on Zee5 on April 15. The actor has now penned a heartfelt note about how her life has changed over the years as she feels emotional to witness her film release in times of coronavirus crisis.

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AFTER A SUCCESSFUL STINT WORLDWIDE AT INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVALS ...... |**PROUDLY ANNOUNCING **| | GLOBAL PREMIERE 15 APRIL 2020 | OF OUR FILM | Seasons Greetings- A Tribute to Rituporno Ghosh | ON ZEE5 | When I was shooting my last film poster in 2011, I never imagined the the next film poster/ release will be at a time when ... - A mutant film virus would have shut down the whole world, - The fact the my parents won't be alive to be the first to give their feedback as always. - The fact that I would be married, living in Europe, and the next poster would be shot when I would be the mother of 3 beautiful boys, - A day in future when section 377 would have been revoked and all LGBTQI in India would have attained right to life. -The fact that I would have the privilege to work with a trans actor. Through all these Seasons of my journey i have learnt that life is unpredictable and we must not wait for tomorrow and give today our best. Having decided to continue seeing the promise of spring in depth of winters We are sure our film will be exactly what you need to keep your spirits entertained in this global lockdown. So keep your glasses topped as we gear to bring the solution to keep you safely entertained in your homes. Watch world premiere of Seasons Greetings-A Tribute to Rituporno Ghosh exclusively on Zee5 15 April 2020. Thank you RamKamal and everlasting gratitude to : @ZEE5, @ZEE5Premium, @tarkat07, @_subhashchandra, @unitednations, @free.equal , @charlesradcliffe @ramkamalmukherjee, @imaritrads, @mukherjeesarbani, @sayani_palit, @jaan.kumar.sanu, @singer.kshailendra, @shreeghatak, @khanazharofficial #exclusive #breakingnews #bollywood #film #zee #zee5 #celinajaitly #celinajaitley #lillettedubey #beautyqueen #kolkata #lgbt #lockdown #pandemic #corona #staysafe #stayhome #stayhomechallenge #celina #c #filmwave #seasonsgreetings #rituparnoghosh

A post shared by Celina Jaitly (@celinajaitlyofficial) on Apr 10, 2020 at 1:28am PDT

She shared the note on Instagram along with a poster of the film. She wrote, "When I was shooting my last film poster in 2011, I never imagined the next film poster/ release will be at a time when ... A mutant film virus would have shut down the whole world, - The fact that my parents won't be alive to be the first to give their feedback as always. The fact that I would be married, living in Europe, and the next poster would be shot when I would be the mother of 3 beautiful boys, - A day in future when section 377 would have been revoked and all LGBTQI in India would have attained right to life. -The fact that I would have the privilege to work with a trans actor." 

Relating the title of her film with her journey, she went on to add, "Through all these Seasons of my journey, I have learnt that life is unpredictable and we must not wait for tomorrow and give today our best. Having decided to continue seeing the promise of spring in depth of winters. We are sure our film will be exactly what you need to keep your spirits entertained in this global lockdown. So keep your glasses topped as we gear to bring the solution to keep you safely entertained in your homes."

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