The cast of Salman Khan Film's Loveratri has kickstarted the promotions of the film as the team visited the sets of Salman Khan's Dus Ka Dum.

After receiving a warm response to the trailer from the audience, the cast of Loveratri has begun the promotions of the film. Debutants Aayush Sharma and Warina Hussain along with Ram Kapoor and Ronit Roy visited the sets of Salman Khan's Dus Ka Dum.

The upcoming episode of Dus Ka Dum will see the star- cast of Loveratri who will play the game as contestants. Ram Kapoor and Ronit Roy also joined Aayush and Warina as a part of the promotions. Ram will be playing Aayush's father while Ronit will be seen in the role of Warina's father.

The episode looks like an entertaining one as host Salman Khan made it interactive and energetic while playing the game and talking about moments and memories of their personal and professional lives.

Set against the backdrop of Gujrat, the romantic drama unfolds the love story of the leading couple over bonding over Garba, The Garba track has become a hit already and surely would be ruling the charts soon.


Giving a sneak peek into the colourful festival of Navratri, the trailer featured the crackling chemistry of the fresh pair. Proving to be a festive treat, Loveratri captures the essence of Navratri with Garba being the crux of the film.

The teaser had earlier set the mood right with the foot-tapping music and colourful backdrop of the festive season.

With Garba being an essential factor in the story, both Aayush and Warina took extensive lessons to learn the dance form. The leading pair Aayush and Warina have been piquing the interest of the audience with videos and pictures from the Garba training.

Written by Niren Bhatt, 'Loveratri' is directed by Abhiraj Minawala who will also be making his directorial debut with the film. The romantic drama will mark the next venture of Salman Khan Films.

Directed by Abhiraj Minawala, Loveratri is produced by Salman Khan under the banner of Salman Khan Films is slated to release on 5th October 2018.