During the media interaction of Goodbye- Ektaa Kapoor- Rashmika and Neena Gupta were asked if they had any arguments with their parents-Read to know their answers.... BY Lipika Varma

The trailer of the much-awaited family drama starring Legendary Thespian, Mr. Amitabh Bachchan and south heart-throb Rashmika Mandanna was unveiled by the makers.

The story of Goodbye revolves around self-discovery, the importance of family and the celebration of life in every circumstance beautifully depicted by the Bhalla family.

It is a heartwarming story of every Indian family ever that takes the gloomiest period to make sunshine and promises to be closer though a loved one has gone far away.

Mr. Amitabh Bachchan and Rashmika Mandanna will be seen sharing a father-daughter relationship and their bond evolves with the changing aspects of life.

The film portrays the mayhem of every family dealing with the ups and downs that life throws but it also gently reminds the significance of being there for each other, through it all. The trailer of the film touches your heart and takes you on a roller-coaster ride of emotions.

The film stars Neena Gupta, Pavail Gulati, Elli Avram, Sunil Grover, Sahil Mehta and Abhishek Khan in pivotal roles and is helmed by Vikash Bahl.

Produced by Ektaa R Kapoor’s Balaji Motion Pictures in association with Good Co., GoodBye is all set for worldwide release in cinemas on 7th October, 2022.

During the media interaction Ektaa Kapoor- Rashmika and Neena Gupta were asked if they had any arguments with their parents.

Ektaa-All of has may have argued with our parents at some point in time.We may have also said a few things to them which they must have not liked.

But today when your parents are getting old you always get scared. I don't know why I am worrying for my parents now. I am never like this for the first time. I am hating this behaviour of mine as she was teary eyed.

Rashmika Mandanna- I have lead a hostel life.So I never had that arguments with my parents. I believe arguments shows that close proximity to your parents.

You tend to argue with you near and dear and close people only. However, I had matured by the time and thus had never tasted any sort of arguments with my
parents.

Neena Gupta- I have received a lot of beatings from my mother. I am not like my mother. I am slightly lenient compared to my mom. So I keep reminding Massaba that she is lucky enough that she does have a mother like me.

Adding further she says,"In those we would have to wear oil and go to school.I never liked wearing oil in my hair.Needless to say then I would get beaten up by my mother.

Lastly Neena shares the importance of a family and says,"The generation gap does exist. I am sure we all have such memories.

I keep reminding my daughter family love over the riches. Having a family and living together is really very is very important