Sidharth-Janhvi's Param Sundari teaser leaked online, creates buzz ahead of release
The teaser for the upcoming romantic comedy 'Param Sundari', featuring actors Sidharth Malhotra and Janhvi Kapoor, was leaked online on Friday. The teaser was originally attached to theatrical screenings of the newly released film 'Bhool Chuk Maaf'. It swiftly made its way to social media, leading to a wave of reactions from fans.While the teaser looks short and without any dialogue, it perfectly shows the amazing chemistry between Sidharth and Janhvi. Sidharth looks super fit, showing off his six-pack abs, while Janhvi grabs all the attention with her desi look and beautiful, kohl-lined eyes. The teaser also highlights the stunning locations of Mumbai and Kerala, where the entire film has been shot.advertisement'Param Sundari' marks the first on-screen pairing of Sidharth and Janhvi, both of whom return to the rom-com genre after a series of character-driven roles. The film follows the story of Param, a North Indian man, and Sundari, a South Indian woman, as they go through love across cultural lines in the scenic setting of Kerala's backwaters.Audience reaction on #ParamSundari teaser#JanhviKapoor #SidharthMalhotra pic.twitter.com/3zYjdLpiJt— Janhvi Kapoor Universe (@JanhviKUniverse) May 23, 2025
Even though the teaser hasn't been officially released yet, fans are already super-excited and sharing their reactions on social media. Videos from theatres show people cheering and clapping, clearly loving the first look of the film.Directed by Tushar Jalota of 'Dasvi' fame, 'Param Sundari' is backed by producer Dinesh Vijan. The film also features Rajeev Khandelwal and Aakash Dahiya in important supporting roles.The makers haven't released the teaser officially yet. 'Param Sundari' will hit theatres on July 25.
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