After Salman Khan's EK THA TIGER, Shahrukh Khan's OM SHANTI OM set to release in Japan

Recently YRF took Salman Khan Katrina Kaif starrer EK THA TIGER to Japan. Salman's EK THA TIGER was widely released in Japan and now superstar Shahrukh Khan's 2007 blockbuster OM SHANTI OM is set to release on 16th March in Tokyo, Japan. Eros International has announced the release of OM SHANTI OM. The the Shah Rukh Khan - Deepika Padukone starrer, directed by Farah Khan is planned across an unprecedented 15 screens, one of the biggest ever for an Indian film in Japan.

Subtitled in Japanese and coming six years after its release in India and rest of the world, OM SHANTI OM has been named KOI SURU RINNE

OM SHANTI OM in Japanese - 'Koi Suru' stands for to fall in love and 'Rinne' is reincarnation. Director Farah Khan will be present at the film's grand premiere on 16th March in Tokyo, Japan.

Director Farah Khan added, "I'm very happy with Eros taking OM SHANTI OM to another level and achieve such a fabulous showcasing for the film in Japan, even after six years of its release. It feels fantastic that there is still such keenness to watch the film and that it continues to entertain audiences across the world."