Impressed by Tamil director Bala’s upcoming film, ‘Paradesi,’ Bollywood film maker Anurag Kashyap tweeted, ‘Just saw Bala’s Pardesi. Absolutely blown by it. His best yet.’
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Southern Spice: Kashyap endorses ‘Paradesi’
Anurag has plans for Bala’s film
- By Mythily Ramachandran, Special to tabloid!
- Published: 06:32 February 14, 2013
Kashyap intends to release the film in central and north India with English and Hindi subtitles through his company, Phantom Films Pvt. Ltd.
‘Paradesi,’ based on a true story is set in pre-independence India, dwells on the plight of tea estate workers. Playing key roles in this story are Atharva Murali, Vedhika and Dhansika. Music is by G.V. Prakash.
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