Shah Rukh Khan, Preity Zinta's Kal Ho Naa Ho To Re-Release In Theatres On THIS Date: 'Hone Wala Ab Kamaal Hai'

Joining the trend of re-releases, Shah Rukh Khan and Preity Zinta-starrer 'Kal Ho Naa Ho' is all set to reignite the charm of early 2000s Bollywood super soon.

On Tuesday, Dharma Productions took to Instagram and announced the re-release of the film. The romantic drama will hit the theatres again on November 15. "'Laal ab sabke dil ka haal hai', hone wala ab kamaal hai! #KalHoNaaHo re-releasing in cinemas on 15th November at @pvrcinemas_official @inoxmovies!," the post read.

The update has left moviegoers extremely excited yet nostalgic. "Yaaay....can't wait to see it again," a social media user commented. "One of the best films made in hindi cinema," another user wrote. Directed by Nikkhil Advani, 'Kal Ho Naa Ho' is still remembered and loved by people -- especially for actors' emotional performances, songs and dialogues.

Who can forget Shah Rukh's iconic love confession: "I love you very much Naina" while reading from a blank diary? Released in 2003, Kal Ho Naa Ho also features Saif Ali Khan and Jaya Bachchan. It revolves around Naina Katherine Kapoor (Preity Zinta) who is an MBA student in New York. She falls in love with her neighbour Aman Mathur (Shah Rukh Khan), a terminally ill patient who tries to get Naina and her friend Rohit Patel (Saif Ali Khan) to fall in love with each other since he fears she will grieve for him if he reciprocates her feelings.

On film's 20th anniversary last year, producer Karan Johar penned a lengthy post saying , "This film has been such an emotional journey for me and perhaps for all of us, if I have gathered over the many years. To bring such a stellar starcast together with a story that has a beating heart...it's all kudos to the entire cast and team behind the camera for making Kal Ho Naa Ho still beat strong and within everyone's hearts."

He also revealed that 'Kal Ho Naa Ho' was the last film his father (Yash Johar) was a part of from the Dharma family.

"For me, this was the last film that my father was a part of from the Dharma family...and it feels surreal to have his presence in every frame as I rewatch it even till today. Thank you papa, for guiding us through everything & making stories that matter...and for always standing by what is right. I will always miss you," he added.

KJo also thanked director Nikkhil Advani for creating such a beautiful film."And thank you Nikkhil for making a directorial debut that is etched forever in all our collective hearts," he concluded.

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