Filmmaker
Mahesh
Bhatt,
who
is
backing
director
Hansal
Mehta's
upcoming
film
Citylights,
says
people
should
watch
the
film
as
it
will
connect
them
to
their
own
emotions.
An
official
adaptation
of
British
movie
Metro
Manila,
the
film
is
about
a
Rajasthani
couple
who
comes
to
the
city
of
dreams,
Mumbai,
to
earn
a
living,
but
are
soon
struck
by
misfortune.
"
Citylights
is
for
those
people
who
know
a
lot,
but
don't
feel
at
all.
It's
time
for
them
to
feel
and
this
film
will
make
those
people,
who
know
so
much,
feel
because
feeling
is
the
life
blood
of
human
race,
which
is
disappearing," Bhatt
said
while
promoting
the
film
at
a
radio
station.
"The
feeling
that
you
should
have
for
your
fellow
human
being
is
disappearing,"
he
added.
He
further
rued
how
people
are
much
more
concerned
about
their
own
growth
and
progress
and
don't
feel
for
others.
"Having
buildings,
growth
models,
having
great
progress,
flyovers
and
no
human
being
feeling
for
human
being
is
a
nightmare
scenario,'
the
64-year-old
said.
"So
here
is
the
film
Citylights
for
those
people
to
feel.
So
go
and
see
Citylights
as
it
connects
you
to
your
greatest
legacy,
that
is
your
treasures
of
feeling," he
added.
Featuring
National
Award
winning
actor
Rajkummar
Rao
in
the
lead,
Citylights
will
hit
the
theatres
on
May
30th.