Nushrat Bharucha has been given the lead role in the soon-to-be-released film Chhori. The film will be a Hindi remake of the hit-Marathi horror film, Lappachappi. It will be the first production of Abandasia Entertainment and Crypt TV of USA. You have seen Nusrat Bharucha in the lead roles in films like 'Pyar Ka Panchnama' series, 'Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety' and 'Dream Girl'. The director of this film is Vishal Furia, who has directed the original Marathi film.
'Lapachpai' was released in 2017. It attracted the attention of people with its different style. It told the story of centuries-old social beliefs and practices that lead to pure panic. The unique mix of horror and social drama proved it to be an exciting and emotional film. Apart from this film, Vishal Furia has another horror film Bali (Marathi) on his account. Apart from this, he has also produced successful streaming shows like Criminal Justice and Bombers.
Abandasia Entertainment has created such as Airlift, Baby, Toilet-Ek Prem Katha, Shakuntala Devi (under construction), Durgavati (under construction), Lioness (under construction) and Amazon Original Series Breath. The script of 'Chhori' is in progress and Vishal Kapoor, who also wrote the original film, is writing it.
Nusrat Bharucha says about this, "I am impressed by Chori's style, and am thrilled to work in it." It would be fun to work with Vishal Furia. Abandasia Entertainment and Vikram Malhotra have always supported progressive stories and produced films that strengthen women. What would I like more as an actor, working with so many people. ''
Producer Vikram Malhotra explains, "I have seen Nusrat grow as an artist and his dedication is amazing." Nusrat's work will help to run this film. I am particularly happy to work with a young filmmaker like Vishal. ''
Director Vishal Furia says, "I believe there is much more to be said with this story. Getting the chance to recreate the film would be an amazing experience. I want to take this remake forward and do something more impressive, scary and thrilling. ''
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