Jimmy Shergill, Sanjay Mishra & Aanchal GS Singh starrer “Magical Wallet” Poster Unveiled at Film Bazaar, Goa

“In the film Magical Wallet, audiences will get to see a 2,000-year-old Varanasi.” Director 

The poster of the Hindi film Magical Wallet, starring  Jimmy Shergill, Sanjay Mishra & Aanchal GS Singh and Ishtiyak Khan, was unveiled at Film Bazaar in Goa in the presence of director Nitin N Kushwaha, Excutive  producer Hifazat Ali and co-producer Gaurav Daagar. Industry delegates and film enthusiasts gathered to witness the first look of this intriguing Varanasi-based story, and the response at the venue was warm and enthusiastic. 

Varanasi has become a favourite backdrop for Hindi cinema in recent years, and Sanjay Mishra’s earlier films shot in the city have received strong appreciation from audiences. Continuing this connection, Magical Wallet brings yet another compelling narrative set against the spiritual and atmospheric charm of Varanasi. The announcement poster, revealed at Film Bazaar, features Sanjay Mishra standing on the steps of the Varanasi ghats, holding a wallet overflowing with currency notes. Behind him, Jimmy Shergill and Aanchal GS Singh are seen rushing toward him, while Ishtiyak Khan appears with a confused and questioning expression. The Ganga, the ancient temples, and the sunset tones in the background add a mystical depth to the poster, making it a standout moment at the even.

Director Nitin N Kushwaha, earlier worked extensively in various VFX and filmmaking before stepping into direction, shared his excitement, saying, “For me, Magical Wallet is more than a film—it is an experience shaped by Varanasi itself. In the film  audiences will get to see 2,000-year-old Varanasi. The city becomes a character, its energy flows through the story, and its spirit adds depth to every moment. Launching our poster at Film Bazaar is a very special milestone for us.”

Produced by Naresh & Brothers and co-produced by Gaurav Daagar, Kalakaars entertainment, movie Magical Wallet blends emotion, mystery and the cultural soul of Varanasi in a way that promises to offer audiences a refreshing cinematic journey. The unveiling at Film Bazaar marks the film’s first official step into the public eye and has already sparked curiosity among industry members present at the event.