As Aye Zindagi is all set to release in the theatres on October 14, actor Revathi announced that the upcoming film is dedicated to the medical fraternity. In a video statement, she said, “In my career ...

"I spoke to a few people who actually decided to donate their organ after watching Aye Zindagi", says actor Sawan Tank The actor talks about the kind of responses he is receiving and his upcoming film ...

Revathi Menon is an Indian actor, director, and national award winner She released two movies in the recent past: Salam Venky and Aye Zindagi Both films are based on true incidents and depict the ...

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Revathy, who plays a hospital grief counsellor in the upcoming film Aye Zindagi, was already sensitised to the profession that requires both empathy and awareness, the film’s director Anirban Bose ...

Aye Zindagi is the only Indian film among globally featured organ donation movies The film portrays realistic, emotion-driven, and ethical aspects of organ transplantation Cinema can bridge the gap ...

Mumbai: The recently released film 'Aye Zindagi', which stars Revathy and Satyajeet Dubey, has been declared tax-free in Rajasthan by the state government. Directed by Anirban Bose and Produced by ...

A compelling Hindi feature film rooted in real-life events is making global waves for its sensitive and deeply human portrayal of organ donation. Aye Zindagi, written and directed by US-based ...

For a film based on an incredibly heartwarming real-life story, Aye Zindagi leaves you bitterly cold. The idea is noble, and the message is laudable, but the treatment is unequivocally lopsided. The ...

The recently released film 'Aye Zindagi', which stars Revathi and Satyajeet Dubey, has been declared tax-free in Rajasthan by the state government. Directed by Anirban Bose and Produced by Shiladitya ...

In a world that is filled with negativity, especially after the pandemic, a story that is said with a lot of hope – that’s what Aye Zindagi is all about. Satyajeet Dubey plays the role of a common man ...