Yodha and Murder Mubarak are two films of different genres, each featuring a stellar cast, that were released on March 15. Ahead of their grand releases, special screenings were held on Thursday (March 14) evening, and both events were star-studded affairs. For the screening of Yodha, along with leads Sidharth Malhotra, Raashii Khanna and Disha Patani, their families and close industry friends were seen in attendance. On the other hand, the premiere event of the Sara Ali Khan-starrer Murder Mubarak also saw the star cast and other Bollywood members making stylish arrivals. Both Yodha and Murder Mubarak screenings transformed into celeb-packed events.
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