Rani Mukerji heads to San Diego to cheer husband Aditya Chopra for the musical adaptation of ‘DDLJ’

Bollywood actress Rani Mukerji heads to San Diego as her husband Aditya Chopra is all set to make the debut of the Broadway-bound musical Come Fall In Love.

Aditya Chopra’s Broadway-bound musical Come Fall In Love (CFIL) is about the celebration of love and how it can unify people, and cultures and break down all barriers. The musical has started its performances at The Old Globe theatre in San Diego and the musical has been receiving a standing ovation from audiences every single night! CFIL marks Aditya Chopra’s debut as a director of a musical on stage and his wife, Rani Mukerji, is travelling to San Diego to watch CFIL this weekend and cheer for Adi and the entire team of the production!

Rani Mukerji heads to San Diego to cheer husband Aditya Chopra for the musical adaptation of ‘DDLJ’

Come Fall In Love, the musical, is about the need for cultural unification in a growingly divisive and toxic world. It is about the celebration of inclusivity and diversity in a world that’s getting polarised by the minute. The musical adaptation of the classic movie Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge will open on September 14.

The musical has many firsts for India and Indians. For the first time, an Indian director, Aditya Chopra, debuts on Broadway. It is also the first Bollywood musical set to be on Broadway. It has Vishal and Shekhar debuting too as composers. Shruti Merchant will do her first Broadway musical as Associate Choreographer. The show champions diversity and every department from cast to technicians is a beautiful confluence of East and West as Indian and South Asian representation is at the heart of this show.

The musical also has 18 original English songs to treat audiences with and the makers reveal that they also have a beautiful song ‘Love In Every Colour’ that celebrates the theme of inclusivity throughout the show. Aditya Chopra directs a cast of 30, which includes Shoba Narayan, Austin Colby, Irvine Iqbal, Rupal Pujara, Vishal Vaidya, and Siddharth Menon, among others.

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