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Shraddha Das's horror 'Aata' is coming soon

  • IndiaGlitz, [Tuesday,November 22 2016]

Months after playing a lusty gangster girl in 'Guntur Talkies', Shraddha Das is back in a "coming-of-age" horror blended with glamour. 'Aata' is the title. Directed by Raj Kumar GR, the "realistic-horror" has Madhuri Itagi, Gayathri, Anvesh and Raja Ravindra in key roles.

"This one is not a regular horror movie. It is a realistic experience of the horror," the director says. B Subrahmanyam, the Executive Producer, says that the climax will thrill the audience. Shayajee Shinde and Kadambari Jethwani are part of the cast.

Music is composed by Hari Nikesh. Cinematography is by V Ravi Kumar.

Coming with the tag line 'Game Never Ends', its game will begin soon.

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