From the man who directed movies like Ek Villain and Aashiqui 2, Mohit Suri, comes another romance: Hamari Adhuri Kahani! The film, which is one of Bollywood’s most anticipated 2015, will finally hit theaters in July 2015. Directed by Mohit Suri and produced by Mahesh Bhatt and Mukesh Bhatt, the film stars Vidya Balan, Emraan Hashmi and Rajkummar Rao. The movie recently released its trailer, which hit the million-view count shortly after it was loaded.

The movie, like most movies from the Bhatt camp, has some of the best music, including hits like Humnava and the title track. Composed by Mithoon, of Aashiqui 2 fame, the music has already been loved by the masses and other music directors in the business. If the sources are to be believed, the film is loosely based on the love story of producer Mahesh Bhatt’s parents, Nanabhai Bhatt, Shirin Mohammed Ali, and their stepmother.

In addition to Hashmi, Balan, and Rao, the film also stars a few new faces: Sara Khan, Madhurima Tuli, and Amala Akkineni. Notably, the film is also Hashmi and Balan’s third appearance together, after The Dirty Picture and Ghanchakkar films.

The story of the movie is simple, it tells the story of Rao and Balan, who are married. Rao plays an abusive husband, in the film, and is arrested one day. Balan falls in love with another man, played by Hashmi, who plays a hotel mogul with a few problems of his own. The film is about lost love, second chances, and love with revenge. The Hamari Adhuri Kahani movie trailer has already generated a lot of buzz in the movie fraternity, with millions of people waiting to see it. The film has also caused a sensation for its music.

A new song from the film was recently released, called Humnava, which opened to an overwhelming response on YouTube. The song tells the story of two crossed lovers, Emraan and Vidya. The song has been composed by Mithoon, the same man who gave us the chart hits of Aashiqui 2, and sung by Papon, the new sensation on the music circuit. With soulful melodies, the film’s soundtrack is probably the biggest USP! Director Mohit Suri, who is excited for the release, was heard saying that music is the fabric of the film, on the basis of which the story is created. He was also heard talking about the title track, which seems to capture the essence of the film perfectly and is an integral part.