The film, directed and produced by Joe Rajan, also marks the debut of yesteryear actress Rati Agnihotri's son Tanuj Virwani as the lead male character and Neha Hinge as the female lead.
Ten-year-old Arbab Umar plays the role of Bunty Sardar, the heroine's brother while 12-year-old Nidal Umar plays the role of Bunty's friend.
The film, releasing July 26, is a love story between a Christian boy Mark played by Tanuj Virwani and Sikh girl Soniyo played by Neha Hinge.
The duo, sons of Shazia Tasneem and Khalid Umar, live in Fancy Bazar's Kamarpatty area here.
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