Headlined by Vidya as an upright forest officer who strives for balance in the world of man-animal conflict while she seeks her true calling in a hostile environment, 'Sherni' is directed by Amit Masurkar, who earlier made waved helming 'Newton' in 2017.
Vidya Balan in 'Sherni' (Photo/PR)
The makers of Vidya Balan's 'Sherni' released a smashing poster of the film today, while also making an announcement that the film will premiere on Amazon Prime Video in June. The final announcement date is yet to be officially confirmed.
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Headlined by Vidya as an upright forest officer who strives for balance in the world of man-animal conflict while she seeks her true calling in a hostile environment, 'Sherni' is directed by Amit Masurkar, who earlier made waved helming 'Newton' in 2017. Along with Vidya, the cast includes Sharad Saxena, Mukul Chaddha, Vijay Raaz, Ila Arun, Brijendra Kala and Neeraj Kabi.
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"I'm excited for the fans of Vidya Balan to see her in the unique avatar of a forest officer. I can't wait for the 'first day first stream' of 'Sherni'!" said Vikram Malhotra, producer and CEO, Abundantia Entertainment. Bhushan Kumar, producer, T-Series, claimed this was one of the most unconventional and engaging films he has produced.
"The film is an intriguing tale of triumph that will not only entertain audiences, but offer them an experience of adventure in the comfort of their homes," said Vijay Subramaniam, Director and Head, content, Amazon Prime Video India, the digital platform releasing the film.
Bhushan Kumar, Producer – T-Series added, “Sherni is one of the most unconventional and engaging films I have had a chance to produce and I am thrilled that it’s premiering on Amazon Prime Video as the movie will travel to a global audience. As always, it has been an absolute pleasure to collaborate with Vikram and I look forward to creating more entertaining and exceptional content with Abundantia Entertainment."
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