As
Laalo
–
Krishna
Sada
Sahaayate
gears
up
for
its
nationwide
Hindi
release,
the
Gujarati
blockbuster
has
found
an
admirer
in
filmmaker
Vidhu
Vinod
Chopra,
who
recently
shared
a
heartfelt
response
after
watching
the
film
in
its
original
language.
Sharing
his
experience,
Chopra
said,
“I
make
films,
I
don’t
review
them.
But
this
is
the
first
time
in
my
life
that
I’m
reviewing
a
film
that
I
have
not
made.
The
name
of
the
film
is
Laalo.
I
watched
it
in
Gujarati.
I
thought
I
would
watch
it
for
10-15
minutes
starting
at
11
at
night,
but
I
kept
watching
the
film
till
1
o’clock.
I’ve
seen
the
entire
film.
Now
that
it’s
also
releasing
in
Hindi,
my
review
is
this
–
whatever
you
are
doing,
leave
it
and
watch
this
film.
Because
there
is
one
thing
in
this
film
that
is
not
there
in
today’s
time,
and
that
is
hope.
This
is
free
advice.
I’m
not
taking
money
to
say
this.
If
you
want
to
take
it,
take
it;
if
you
don’t,
let
it
go.
My
suggestion
is
simple
–
go
see
it.”
Directed
by
Ankit
Sakhiya
and
produced
by
Ajay
Padariya
and
Jay
Vyas,
Laalo
–
Krishna
Sada
Sahaayate
stars
Reeva
Rachh,
Shruhad
Goswami
and
Karan
Joshi
in
pivotal
roles.
The
film
follows
the
journey
of
a
humble
rickshaw
driver
weighed
down
by
his
past,
whose
life
takes
an
unexpected
turn
when
faith
and
divine
guidance
enter
his
darkest
moments.
Rooted
in
spirituality
yet
grounded
in
everyday
reality,
the
film
explores
belief,
resilience
and
inner
awakening.
Released
in
October
2025,
Laalo
–
Krishna
Sada
Sahaayate
went
on
to
create
history
as
Gujarat’s
first
₹100-crore
film,
driven
largely
by
word-of-mouth
and
family
audiences.
With
its
Hindi-language
theatrical
release
slated
for
9th
January,
2026,
the
film
now
prepares
to
take
its
journey
of
faith
and
hope
to
audiences
across
the
country.