Amit Sadh: amit released the trailer of 'Motorcycle Saved My Life', and will entertain the audience with the documentary.
The actor recently released the trailer of his upcoming documentary 'Motorcycle Saved My Life', which shows his bike journey from mumbai to Leh.
Amit Sadh has made a special place in the hearts of the audience with his brilliant acting. The actor has worked in hit films like 'Kay Po Che', 'Sultan', and 'Super 30'. amit sadh is now preparing for his next project. The actor recently released the trailer of his upcoming documentary 'Motorcycle Saved My Life', which shows his bike journey from mumbai to Leh. Through the documentary, the actor aims to spread awareness about biking as well as promote healthy biking habits.
The teaser of 'Motorcycle Saved My Life' released
Amit Sadh has released the trailer of 'Motorcycle Saved My Life' on the official instagram handle. The trailer shows his bike journey from mumbai to Leh. He wrote in the caption, 'Keep your inner voice on because it is time to chase your soul. Get ready to see india, my heart, my inspiration through my eyes, where the wind sings of freedom and the mountains nurture dreams. A glimpse of my upcoming documentary, join me on a journey where the destination is the soul. Motorcycle Saved My Life is coming soon.
These stars reacted after watching the trailer
The trailer of amit Sadh's upcoming project has raised the excitement of fans and celebrities alike. From users to stars, he is praising him for his bold effort. Many celebrities including shilpa Shetty, and abhishek bachchan have given positive reactions after watching the trailer of his documentary.
The journey started on this day
Amit Sadh set out on a motorcycle trip to india on august 25 to understand the cultural heritage of India. He completed this journey by reaching leh ladakh via Balasinor via Ahmedabad, Jodhpur, Delhi, Chandigarh, Jammu, Srinagar, Sonmarg, Theog, Sangla, Kaza, Jaspa, Prune, Padum. His journey, which started in mumbai, ended on 25 September. amit sadh covered a distance of 5,288 kilometers over 30 days for the documentary.