Amazon Prime Video unveils trailer of Vidya Balan-starrer ‘Sherni’
The film will see Vidya Balan as an upright Forest Officer Vidya, who powers through the brutal beasts of social barrier set by the patriarchal society and the lackadaisical attitudes within her department.
Amazon Prime Video released the trailer of the much-awaited Hindi film ‘Sherni’ that will premiere exclusively on the service on June 18, across the globe in 240+ countries.
The film will see Vidya Balan in the lead, as an upright Forest Officer Vidya, who powers through the brutal beasts of social barrier set by the patriarchal society and the lackadaisical attitudes within her department.
The exciting trailer showcases Vidya’s incredible journey, set in the world full of quirky-yet-relatable characters, as she navigates through her marriage with her rather unusual job, all this while trying to resolve the man-animal conflict.
Produced by T-Series and Abundantia Entertainment, this must-watch drama is helmed by ‘Newton’-fame director Amit Masurkar and is laced with his trademark satire. The film also has an eclectic mix of actors like Sharad Saxena, Mukul Chaddha, Vijay Raaz, Ila Arun, Brijendra Kala, and Neeraj Kabi in key roles.
Amit Masurkar shared, “’Sherni’ is an intricately-layered story, exploring the complex issues of conflict between humankind and animals. Working with Vidya Balan, the amazing ensemble cast, and the uber-talented crew has been an incredible experience for me.”
Sharing her excitement on the trailer launch, the versatile actor Vidya Balan said, “Ever since I first heard the story of ‘Sherni’, I found the world fascinating and so far removed from my own. Also the character I play, Vidya is a woman of few words but many dimensions. The film deals with a sensitive topic that touches upon respect, mutual understanding, and co-existence, not just between man-animal, but between humans as well.”
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