The first poster for _Sui Dhaada: Made in India_ is out. Actor Varun Dhawan , who plays the protagonist in the film alongside Anushka Sharma, shared the poster on Twitter:
Exclusive -बड़े मौज से पेश करते हैं हम सुई धागा मेड इन इंडिया का पहला पोस्टर! अब ट्रेलर के लिए ज़्यादा वक़्त नहीं बचा! #SuiDhaagaMadeInIndia TRAILER OUT ON 13TH AUGUST! भूलना मत! pic.twitter.com/O30tAiMr9v
— Varun sunny sanskari Dhawan (@Varun_dvn) August 10, 2018
(With a lot of joy, we present to you the first poster of Sui Dhaaga: Made in India. Now there is not much time left for the trailer to release) The poster was retweeted by both Anushka Sharma and Yash Raj Films
धागे धागे पे लिखा है, सिलने वाले का नाम! आइये हमारी बुनी हुई कहानी सुनने! #SuiDhaagaMadeInIndia TRAILER OUT ON 13TH AUGUST! @Varun_dvn @Sharatkatariya #ManeeshSharma @yrf pic.twitter.com/20j5UXw0pB
— Anushka Sharma (@AnushkaSharma) August 10, 2018
(The identity of a weaver is always present on every strand of thread that he weaves. Come and listen to the story that we have woven)
एक ऐसी कहानी जो है मेड इन इंडिया, फॉर इंडिया! #SuiDhaagaMadeInIndiaTrailer OUT ON 13TH AUGUST! @Varun_dvn | @AnushkaSharma | @SuiDhaagaFilm |@Sharatkatariya | #ManeeshSharma pic.twitter.com/8CoFtPuiYP
— Yash Raj Films (@yrf) August 10, 2018
(A story that is made in India, for India) The poster shows Varun Dhawan sitting on the sewing machine table, a measuring tape hanging down his shoulders. Anushka Sharma is seen standing behind the table, smiling, with her hands folded. In the background can be seen racks filled with all kinds of sewing supplies, from buttons to fabric rolls to needles. In the corner is a mannequin, wearing what appears to be a design created by the duo. The film , which will narrate the tale of a tailor, portrayed by Dhawan and that of an embroiderer, essayed by Sharma. Its plot is inspired by Mahatma Gandhi’s philosophy and takes a leaf out of the Make In India campaign. The trailer for Sui Dhaaga: Made in India is slated to release on 13 August while the film will hit the theatres on 28 September.