As the promotional tour of The Rabbit House winds down, the city of Nagpur becomes the focal point of the film’s journey across India. Following successful stops in Delhi and Lucknow, the team arrived in the Orange City to an enthusiastic reception, marking the final leg of their nationwide promotional campaign.
The Rabbit House, set to release on December 20, 2024, has already garnered immense praise and anticipation. With 21 international awards to its name, including the Award of Merit at the Accolade Competition 2024 and Best Feature Film at the Chauri Chaura International Film Festival, the film is poised to leave a lasting mark on Indian cinema.
Press Conference and Conversations
Nagpur, a city known for its historical significance and warm hospitality, proved to be the perfect setting for the final press conference. Producers Krishna and Sunita Pandhare, director Vaibhav Kulkarni, and lead actors Amit Riyaan, PadmanabhGaikwad, and Karishma addressed a packed audience of media professionals and fans.
Director Vaibhav Kulkarni reflected on the significance of concluding the tour in Nagpur. “This city, with its vibrant culture and welcoming spirit, feels like the ideal place to wrap up our journey. The Rabbit House is a film that speaks to everyone, and we’ve been overwhelmed by the support across the country.”
Producer Krishna Pandhare highlighted the film’s universal themes, saying, “The movie explores issues that resonate deeply with audiences everywhere—mental health, societal expectations, and personal freedom. Ending our tour in Nagpur allows us to connect with a city that embodies India’s cultural diversity and unity.”
Spotlight on the Stars
Lead actor Amit Riyaan, who plays a character battling Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD), shared his excitement about interacting with Nagpur audiences. “Nagpur holds a special place in my heart,” he said. “It’s humbling to see how deeply people connect with the themes of the film. Mental health is a topic that needs more attention, and I hope my role sparks important conversations.”
Padmanabh Gaikwad, transitioning from music direction to acting, expressed his gratitude for the overwhelming support. “Nagpur has always been a city of art and culture. As someone venturing into acting, the love we’ve received here is truly encouraging.”
Actress Karishma echoed these sentiments, adding, “Ending our tour in Nagpur feels momentous. The warmth and enthusiasm of the people here mirror the spirit of our film.”
Nagpur’s Cultural Connection
The team didn’t miss the chance to explore Nagpur’s cultural and culinary highlights. They visited landmarks such as Deekshabhoomi and Futala Lake and sampled local delicacies like orange barfi and Saoji cuisine. “Nagpur’s unique blend of history and modernity resonates with the themes of The Rabbit House,” said Sunita Pandhare.
Building Momentum for Release
With its bold narrative, striking visuals, and soul-stirring music, The Rabbit House has already sparked excitement among audiences. Amit Riyaan’s Best Actor win at the Chauri ChauraInternational Film Festival adds to the film’s growing acclaim.
As the team wraps up their India tour in Nagpur, they carry with them the energy and enthusiasm of audiences from across the country. With just over a week until its release, The Rabbit House promises to redefine Indian cinema, offering an experience that is as entertaining as it is thought-provoking.
Fans in Nagpur and beyond eagerly await December 20, when The Rabbit House will finally make its way to theaters, bringing its powerful message to audiences everywhere.