BTS member Jungkook will show his new side to the BTS Army, aka the K-pop group’s fans, in his upcoming documentary film, Jungkook: I’m Still, directed by Junsu Park. It will also show how Jungkook, who is currently serving in the South Korean army, created his own personality. Solo album GoldenHow can you watch BTS member’s documentary on the big screen in India? Read this also | Jungkook announces first documentary while serving in the army: See what the rest of the BTS members are doing this year
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Global ticket sales for Jungkook: I’m Still began on August 21 and it will begin screening worldwide from September 18. Indian fans can watch the documentary in just a few days as it is set to release in PVR cinemas across the country on September 21. Tickets can be booked through the official website of PVR Cinemas. Coming Soon Section,
Jungkook: I’m Still is a video diary chronicling Jungkook’s preparations for his solo debut. The synopsis for the film reads, “Through exclusive, unseen interviews and behind-the-scenes footage, as well as stunning concert performances, the film traces Jungkook’s eight-month journey, showcasing his unwavering dedication and growth. Join Jungkook as he shares his rise to fame and heartwarming moments with ARMY around the world in Jungkook: I’m Still.”
More information about the documentary
Talking about the film, BigHit Music said in a statement, “The documentary Jung Kook: I’m Still follows talented and ever-rising artist Jung Kook’s eight-month journey to becoming a “global pop star” who captivated the global music scene, and showcases the star’s heartfelt love for his fans, ARMY.”
“Watch how Jung Kook prepared for his debut solo album Golden, footage from his live, internationally acclaimed performances at various locations, and never-before-released behind-the-scenes footage of Jung Kook’s innermost thoughts – all in his first-ever documentary film,” the statement added.
Jungkook’s solo album
In 2023, Jungkook will make his solo album debut with Golden, featuring international artists such as Jack Harlow, Laito, Usher, and DJ Snake. The album features 11 tracks including Seven, 3D, Yes or No, Please Don’t Change, and Standing Next to You. Jungkook will return to music and BTS in 2025 when all other BTS members will also be discharged from the military.
