Do Patti: Kanika Dhillon Spoke About the Success of The Film, Exploring Domestic Violence

The film "Do Patti", written and produced by Kanika Dhillon, has made a huge impact since its premiere on Netflix on October 25. The film has received immense praise for its captivating story and its special portrayal of Kajol, Kriti Sanon and Shaheer Sheikh's exceptional performance, this film has been a hit among the audiences across the globe. It is noteworthy that this film is not only Dhillon's first film as a producer with his own campaign Katta Pictures, but also his collaboration with Kriti Sanon's Blue Butterflies films. The film's exploration of domestic violence, highlighting both its immediate effects and long-term consequences, deeply impacted audiences, making it one of the most talked-about releases of the year. The Film is generated immense buzz on the internet. 

Kanika Dhillon expressed her thoughts on the beginning of the film, reached out to the audience and emphasized on her practice of connecting with the audience. "I will do whatever it takes to make my film reach them so that they watch it and then see the message in it. The way it has been written and the story, the choices we have made for our film in the context of casting and marketing, it should be a first and foremost example. What I am hearing is that the audience has really appreciated the film. It is clear from the footage that the audience is engaging with the film emotionally." The film's unique approach of giving priority to the viewers' experiences throughout its production and release has clearly been successful, as evidenced by the film's popularity.

The poetry of mystery thrillers is a testament to the power of storytelling to ensure that entertainment addresses important social moments. This unprecedented reception reflects the audience's appreciation for a film that combines meaningful content with a high production value. The film's unique universal appeal and message against domestic violence, as netflixes highlight the impact of the film, making "Do Patti" a noteworthy addition to this year's cinema scene. Apart from only "Do Patti", Dhillon mentioned the failure of any other project, indicating a pattern of failure with attempts to project his creations on Netflix.