Salim Ahmed

Director

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And the Oskar Goes To..

(21 Jun 2019)

Director, Writer

Pathemari

(9 Oct 2015)

Director, Writer

Kunjananthante Kada

(30 Aug 2013)

Director, Writer

Adaminte Makan Abu

(24 Jun 2011)

Director, Writer

Awards

2016

National Film Awards, India
(Best Feature Film In Malayalam)

2015

Asiavision Awards
(Best Movie On Social Welfare)

2011

National Film Awards, India
(Best Film)

News

Plea in High Court to challenge release of Rani Mukerji starrer Mardaani 2

9 Dec 2019

A man from Kota city has reportedly filed a petition in Rajasthan High Court challenging the release of Rani Mukerji s much-awaited film Mardaani 2.The petitioner, Taslim Ahmed, has objected to the content of the movie shown in its teaser as the film is set in Kota city. Ahmed has made the Central government and the Censor Board the party and alleged that the movie and its content could tarnish the image of Kota city. Ahmed has urged the high court to ban the release of the film to prevent the image of Kota city from being tarnished. Rani Mukerjis Mardaani 2 has shocked and gripped the nation with its brilliant storyline that is inspired by shocking true crimes against women by juveniles. The edge-of-the-seat thriller will see Rani in a race against time to capture a brutal serial rapist who systematically targets women. Mardaani 2 has definitely sparked a conversation on the threat this poses on young women and girls and the spiking rate of violent crimes in India. Rani is reprising the role of the fearless and committed Superintendent of Police, Shivani Shivaji Roy in the film. She had delivered a knock-out performance in the superhit and hugely acclaimed prequel, Mardaani, in which she took on the kingpin of a child trafficking racket. Produced by Aditya Chopra Mardaani 2 will be Ranis next release after the global blockbuster Hichki that delivered 250 crores worldwide. Mardaani 2 is set to hit theatres on 13th December. ALSO READ: Mardaani 2: Rani Mukerji meets special Night Patrol Police to discuss womens safety