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Mansuba Will Explore The Topic Of Triple Talaq Victims

Mansuba underlines the weakening social fabric of the nation; it also presents a perfected version of the truth as it gets venomously distorted, perversely manipulated and then suddenly turned over on its head.

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Mansuba Will Explore The Topic Of Triple Talaq Victims
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"Road to Sangam" director Amit Rai is working on a neo-noir thriller "Mansuba". The film  will explore the subject of how victims of triple talaq became prey to social anarchy.

It's a story that people will bond to, created in a genre which is becoming extremely popular with Indian moviegoers. We are very confident the film will be appreciated for its entertainment appeal as well as strong substance', Kahkkashan Firoz, managing director Addiva Films adds.

'The film has such pit-of-the-stomach throbbing scenes and lurches into hot mess suspense that any actor would love to be challenged while performing them'. Speaking about the cast of Mansuba, Viren Thambidorai, co-producer reveals 'We are roping in A list stars for the film to ensure that the film reaches its intended impact and audiences

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Explaining the rationale behind the film, writer-producer Naghma A Qaiyyum said: "'Mansuba' is shocking and thought provoking. The film is also in line with our endeavour is to produce good cinema and back strong content driven films."

To this, Kahkkashan Firoz, Managing Director at Addiva Films, added: "It's a story that people will bond to, created in a genre which is becoming extremely popular with Indian moviegoers. We are very confident the film will be appreciated for its entertainment appeal as well as strong substance."

Creative Producer NM Pasha said: "The aesthetic and design language of the film is of utmost importance to truthfully bridge the rich historical, political and cultural ethos of this story."

On the film's cast, co-producer Viren Thambidorai said: "We are roping in A-list stars for the film to ensure that the film reaches its intended impact and audiences."

IANS

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