Taare Zameen Par was a monumental film in Bollywood. It was emotional, touching, and carried a powerful social message that raised awareness about dyslexia like nothing before.
Now, its so-called “spiritual sequel” is scheduled to release on June 20, but there has been little to no hype around it.
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Either too few people are aware of the sequel, or those who do know aren’t particularly excited about a second part.
Given Bollywood’s track record of disappointing sequels, it’s understandable why people aren’t overly enthusiastic. But the bigger issue is that the makers themselves aren’t actively marketing the film or generating any real buzz.
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One way Aamir Khan could revive interest is by re-releasing Taare Zameen Par. This could potentially attract an audience, refresh people’s memory of the original, and generate anticipation for the sequel.
However, this strategy carries a certain amount of risk.
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Recently, on Aamir Khan’s birthday, PVR Inox re-released some of his best films in theatres. Unfortunately, they didn’t generate the expected response.
If Taare Zameen Par also fails to attract a significant audience, it could backfire and further dampen the already low excitement for the sequel.
A more effective approach might be to release the trailer for Sitaare Zameen Par. If the trailer is fun, engaging, and emotionally resonant, it could help build momentum for the film.
Aamir Khan faced a similar problem with Laal Singh Chaddha, where a lack of promotional effort played a role in its underwhelming box office performance.
If he wants Sitaare Zameen Par to avoid the same fate, the first step should be to release a strong trailer—because, ultimately, that’s one of the most powerful tools in promoting a film. After that, it’s the quality of the film itself that will determine its success.
