Designer and photographer Rajesh Karkera tells us about the movie clips that were shown to the media, and tells us how impressed he was:
I thought the promotional event would be like any other. Imagine my surprise then when we were asked to leave behind our video cameras, as well as mobile phones, at the entrance.
That's when Akshay told all of us that it was a private screening for members of the press.
The first screening was the two-minute theatrical trailer of the film, followed by three music videos. The title song made us laugh at Akshay's antics in China, while Bappi Lahiri's India se aaya mera dost starts off in Chinese.
A rather generous portion of the film was screened as well.
Visually, Chandni Chowk is quite appealing. The cinematography is execellent. The film seems to be a fun-filled journey, sprinkled with Akshay's comic antics as well as serious moods.
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