Now, the film is all set to actually make a serious impact and will be used as a platform for strengthening the Zero FIR law, Shoojit Sircar, one of the producers of the film, said at an event.
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“Also, the intensity that Falak as an individual exudes. that was an added challenge for me”. “My take on a woman’s right to her sexual choices is the same as the film’s”.
Adding to that, Bachchan said: During the making of the film, there were many such incidents where we broke down. I think people, when the moment they see some disaster, they are not liable to be questioned, if they bring that person either to the hospital or the police station. No means no. When you hear it, you respect it and you stop.
Kirti has had her own share of horrific experiences with predatory male attention. We really didn’t like what happened. But I have learned something in school – after reading a story, my class teacher used to ask ‘What is the moral of the story?’ If I don’t know the moral of the story, then there is no point of me telling you a story. Once we give position to women in our society, we could see wonders happening. “But I think the time has come that they should never feel embarrassed”. She says she wouldn’t shy away from such a situation in her own life. “The love we have got is too much to fathom. I recently got married”.
Taapsee who made her Bollywood debut in the film Chasme Badoor, said that the topic was sufficient reason for her to say yes to the script but Amitabh Bachchan was a bonus to it like an icing on the cake.
“He was so giving and such a lovely person and a brilliant co-actor to be around”. My character shares some lovely moments with him in the film.
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Regarding the strenuous shooting period, lead actress Taapsee said: The transformation from a victim to a survivor needed a lot of mental hard work, which affected me for sometime.
