GOWRI MANICKAVASAGAM
‘Mere Desh Ki Dharti’ starring Divyenndu Sharma, Anant Vidhaat, and Anupriya Goenka in lead roles is slated to release on August 14, 2020, in theatres with all the necessary precautions.
Confirming the news Vaishali Sarwankar, CEO & Director of Carnival Motion Pictures, said, “We are excited to announce the release date of our film amid battling the tough pandemic that the industry and world are going through. We had an enriching experience working with talented actors who are part of this film and look forward to exploring more such tremendous actors to associate with us for our upcoming projects. The movie will relate with the life of millions of Indians, where we are trying to address a dominant issue in a humorous manner.”
The film is produced under the banner of Carnival Motion Pictures, part of prominent entertainment conglomerate Carnival Group. The news was announced with a first look poster release of the film on the official twitter page of Carnival Motion Pictures. The movie is directed by Faraz Haider, the film will also see some renowned and brilliant actors of the industry like Inaamulhaq, Brijendra Kala, Rajesh Sharma, Atul Shrivastava, Farrukh Jafar and few others playing significant roles.
The film is a humorous take on the contemporary situation where the rural and urban divide comes into the fore. It is the story of two engineers and their transformed journey that they take in life. It is a patriotic-family drama that involves a concerning social subject communicated to the masses in a very refined narrative.
The team of Mere Desh Ki Dharti is currently in the process of post-production activities. The majority part of the film was shot in Sehore district of Madhya Pradesh in January followed by Mumbai in February and March.
“The making of this film has been quite a fulfilling experience for me since the story resonates a prevalent farmers’ issue and its hypnotic depiction through this film that has been penned down by our chairman Shrikant Bhasi long back who has an instilling sense of trust in Indian farmers,” she added further.
