Indian audience is no longer passive and they want to watch something new. Tomorrow 8 pm is a journey that connects people, cultures, places and cinema,” says the film director Manoj Maurya. Notably, as a part of the feature film promotion, Manoj Maurya along with his entire team visited Bhopal on Thursday. While interacting with the mediapersons, Manoj said, “The concept of time is very spiritual and this concept becomes very interesting for a country like ours where amidst a lot of cultural diversities, the interpretation of time becomes different and entertaining. I always knew a film of this magnitude requires mass connect and cannot be done justice with mere imagination. Hence, we are out exploring and experiencing the philosophy of time with people.”
Notably, Tomorrow 8pm India Road Trip has begun their journey from Mumbai and has already covered Gujarat, Rajasthan, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Bihar, West Bengal, Jharkhand, North Eastern States, Orissa, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka, Maharashtra. The team has reached Madhya Pradesh. Such a historic journey has chosen the city of Bhopal to mark its closing ceremony.
Manoj said, “After covering more than 15,000 kms across States since last 55 days and interacting and documenting the views of more than 90,000 the team has come out with many startling facts which were unknown and interesting till now.” In Tomorrow 8pm India Road Trip real life characters will be seen. Exploring the real life untold stories, various regional cultures, languages and lesser known destinations of India, trip with its on-ground interactions sets out to create a huge inter-state socio-cultural association. This historic journey will be compiled in the form of documentary films,” elaborated Maurya.
Producer Prakash Sarode says, “A film story was never based on such massive scale research. People are sharing amazing insights, stories and experiences with us. Now it is the time for rest of India to start sharing their experiences and become a part of the history in making in Indian Cinema.” Projects like Tomorrow 8pm India Road Trip will bring entire India on one platform where every view from each region will be interacting with the views from other regions, he added. “Tomorrow 8pm India Road trip is a revolutionary initiative towards producing productive human force for a nation as well as towards quality cinema,” added Maurya.