Parmanu

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Trivia

Album

• This film was inspired by the true events surrounding the nuclear bomb test explosions conducted by India at Pokhran in 1998.
• The film's producers - John Abraham's JA Entertainment and Prernaa Arora's KriArj Entertainment - had a big fallout during its making. John Abraham accused KriArj of non-payment of dues and terminated his agreement with them. He went on to file criminal complaints against Prernaa Arora and KriArj Entertainment for cheating, breach of trust, and defamation. KriArj rejected these accusations and charged John Abraham with unprofessionalism. It appears that the two producers eventually arrived at some sort of settlement. KrirArj had similar run-ins in a few of their other films - "Pad Man" (2017), "Batti Gul Meter Chalu" (2018), "Fanney Khan" (2018), and "Kedarnath" (2018). Prernaa Arora was arrested in December 2018 in relation to a case of cheating filed by producer Vashu Bhagnani. She was released on bail when she promised to pay off her debts. A few months after she was granted bail, the Bombay High Court convicted her of "aggravated" contempt of court and sentenced her to jail for 6 months.[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8]

Song

• Aayo Re Shubh Din Aayo Re - Sachin - Jigar had originally used the tune of this song for the Gujarati film song "Aavi Re Hoon Aavi Re" ("Carry On Kesar", 2016).[9]
• Sapna Jo Tha Mera Kho Hi Gaya (Male) - Music director Sachin Sanghvi debuted as a lyricist in this song.

1. ^ John Abraham files criminal complaints against Prernaa Arora, KriArj Entertainment; Parmanu co-producers call allegations false
2. ^ Parmanu fight gets nastier with FIR against John Abraham: What you need to know
3. ^ Pad Man (2017)
4. ^ Fanney Khan (2018)
5. ^ Batti Gul Meter Chalu (2018)
6. ^ Kedarnath (2018)
7. ^ Film producer Prerna Arora held in Rs 31-crore cheating case
8. ^ Producer Prernaa Arora gets 6 months jail for 'aggravated contempt'
9. ^ Aavi Re Hoon Aavi Re (Carry On Kesar, 2016)