Cannes beckons 'The Shameless' starring Mita Vasisht, set in India and Nepal


Mumbai, Apr 13 (IANS): Actress Mita Vasisht, who is known for films like ‘Droh Kaal’, ‘Dil Se..’, ‘Chhorii’ and others, is heading to the Cannes Film Festival as her film ‘The Shameless’ has been selected to be screened at the festival.

The actress recently took to her Instagram and shared the news with her followers as she uploaded the poster of the film with the Cannes Film Festival’s official tag.

Mita wrote in the caption: “We are at Cannes!!!! 2024! Shooting for THE SHAMELESS last year in March in Nepal...hadn't realised that the next year meant I/we will be heading out to Cannes...it has still to sink in.”

The film follows the story of Rani, who is an Indian sex worker. Rani goes on a pilgrimage to a remote temple, where she confronts her past, including a love affair with a man imprisoned for murder in Bengaluru.

The film is directed by Bulgarian director Konstantin Bojanov and has been selected for the Un Certain Regard section of the festival.

The film is produced by AKKA Films, Urban Factory, Klas Film, House on Fire Productions and has been made with the support of people from Nepal, India, France, Switzerland, Bulgaria, and Taiwan.

 

  

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