Suraj
Pe
Mangal
Bhari
became
one
of
the
first
few
Hindi
movies
to
release
in
theatres
following
the
relaxation
of
COVID-19
lockdown
in
India.
Aamir
Khan,
keen
on
the
big
screen
experience
after
a
long
time,
watched
the
film
in
a
cinema
hall
and
showered
praise
on
it.
Diljit
Dosanjh,
who
stars
in
Suraj
Pe
Mangal
Bhari,
alongside
Manoj
Bajpayee
and
Fatima
Sana
Shaikh,
had
words
of
appreciation
for
Aamir
Khan
as
he
wrote,
"This
is
called
supporting
Indian
Cinema."
Diljit
shared
Aamir's
tweet
which
said
that
he
was
on
his
way
to
watch
Suraj
Pe
Mangal
Bhari,
and
wrote,
"This
Is
Called
Supporting
INDIAN
CINEMA.
Har
Business
Ke
Liye
Tough
Time
hai
We
Know...
Ek
Doosrey
ki
Support
se
Hee
hum
Fer
Khadey
Ho
Saktey
Hain
(We
know
it's
a
tough
time
for
every
business.
We
can
stand
again
only
with
each
other's
support)."
Aamir's
tweet
read,
"On
my
way
to
see
Suraj
Pe
Mangal
Bhari
in
a
cinema
hall.
Really
looking
forward
to
the
big
screen
experience,
after
so
long!"
At
the
screening
of
the
film,
Aamir
said
that
the
big
screen
experience
is
heartening
after
months
of
watching
films
on
laptops.
He
wished
the
film's
team,
as
well
as
theatres
that
opened
and
are
currently
operating,
the
very
best.
Aamir's
move
of
watching
a
film
in
the
theatre
was
hailed
and
seen
as
a
symbolic
gesture,
to
address
the
fear
and
stigma
surrounding
theatrical
experience
amid
the
pandemic.
Suraj
Pe
Mangal
Bhari
is
an
Abhishek
Sharma
directorial
which
released
during
Diwali,
on
November
13,
amid
the
50%
occupancy
guideline
given
to
theatres.
It
is
a
satirical
comedy-drama
produced
by
Zee
Studios.