Bharat Express Chairman Upendrra Rai at the premiere of UnWoman
The premiere of the internationally famous film ‘UnWoman’ is going to be held in Mumbai on Monday. The premiere of ‘Unwoman’ is being held at Cinepolis (Audi-4), Fun Republic Mall, Andheri West. On this occasion, Upendra Rai, Chairman and Editor-in-Chief of Bharat Express has attended as the chief guest.
Let us tell you that UnWoman is a Hindi film, directed and written by Pallavi Roy. Bhagwan Tiwari, Sarthak Narula, Kanak Garg, Girish Pal, and Karan Mann are in lead roles in this film.
The film is produced by Gunjan Goyal under the banner of Hashtag Films. Abhay Rustom Sopori composed the music for this film, while editing is done by Gunjan Goyal and Mohd Firoz Alam. Tanvi Chopra designed the costume for this film. This film of 1 hour and 48 minutes will be released in theatres on May 5.
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The story of the film revolves around Bhanwar, a simple man from Rajasthan, who is forced by his uncle Bhairo to buy a bride to improve his standard of living. Bhanwar sells his piece of land, and Bhairo contacts a human trafficker. However, they are cheated by the trafficker and sold instead to a woman, a transgender woman named Saanwari. Bhanwar and Bhairo get trapped in this strange situation, and they do not understand anything. Later, both of them decide to keep Sanwari in their house to do household chores.
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