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Yami thanks fans for making 'Sanam Re' journey special

Darpan News Desk IANS, 20 Dec, 2015 02:01 PM

“Vicky Donor” fame actress Yami Gautam, who will be seen alongside actor Pulkit Samrat in the upcoming romantic drama film “Sanam Re” has thanked her fans for giving a thumbs up to the trailer of the Divya Khosla Kumar directorial.

Yami took to Twitter on Sunday to share her excitement about the film.

Thank you so much for the love guys!!!! #SanamRe trending on @YouTubeIndia since yesterday! https://t.co/v3MlcOjHeA @yamigautam @TSeries
— Pulkit AKASH Samrat (@PulkitSamrat) December 19, 2015

“Time for another shout! Wohhoooo! Two Million in two days! You guys made the on-start of this journey so special #SanamRe,” Yami tweeted.

The trailer of the film, which was posted on the video-sharing site YouTube on December 16, is now inching towards the three million-mark.

“Sanam Re”, which also stars veteran actor Rishi Kapoor, is slated to release on February 12, next year.

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