Jammu:In a landmark event that showcased Jammu's rich cultural heritage and warm hospitality to the national film fraternity, Kunwarani Dr. Ritu Singh hosted the entire team of Baby Do Die Do, bringing the city's vibrant culture and hospitality onto the national entertainment map.
The visit marked one of the film's most memorable promotional stops, with Jammu emerging as a destination capable of hosting high-profile cinematic events while highlighting its traditions, hospitality and community spirit.
The celebrations commenced with a traditional Dogri welcome hosted by Kunwarani Dr. Ritu Singh, offering the visiting stars an authentic glimpse into Jammu's rich cultural heritage. In a touching humanitarian gesture, Huma Qureshi, Saqib Saleem and the film's team also spent quality time with 140 children at Bal Ran Orphanage, sharing lunch and interacting warmly with them, adding a meaningful social dimension to the visit.
A major highlight of the visit was the exclusive premiere of Baby Do Die Do at the 391-seat PVR Cinema, jointly supported by Ruchika Makeovers and Hari Niwas Palace Hotel. The screening witnessed an overwhelming response with more than 400 distinguished guests from different walks of life, including members of the armed forces, police, bureaucracy, business community, medical fraternity, legal fraternity, media professionals, educators, artists, designers, influencers and prominent citizens of Jammu.
Among those who attended the premiere were Joint Director Tourism Aijaz Qaiser, JKAS, Anissa Nabi, Deputy Director Urban Development, JKAS, Ansuya Jamwal ADM Jammu, JKAS, Pardeep Dutta, Seema, Capt. Murti, former Director General of Police Mr. Kuldeep Khoda and Mrs. Kuldeep Khoda, Vikas Gupta, Chairman ICAI NIRC, J&K Branch, CA Amit Gupta, along with members of the Chartered Accountants fraternity.