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Vidya Balan's next OTT release is almost here 

  • IndiaGlitz, [Tuesday,May 18 2021]

Beautiful and talented actress Vidya Balan will soon be seen in a new film. Her film 'Sherni' is all set to release on Amazon Prime Video in June. The movie is helmed by Amit Masurkar, who is known for his critically acclaimed film 'Newton'. In this film bankrolled by T-Series and Abundantia Entertainment, Vidya will be seen portraying a forest officer. This is a fresh kind of role for Vidya as well as Indian audiance. The story will follow Vidya trying to make balance in the world of man-animal conflict.

The film has an incredibly talented supporting cast including Mukul Chaddha, Vijay Raaz, Ila Arun, Brijendra Kala and Neeraj Kabi.

Bhushan Kumar, owner of T-series said, Sherni is one of the most unconventional and engaging films I have had a chance to produce and I am thrilled that it’s premiering on Amazon Prime Video as the movie will travel to a global audience. As always, it has been an absolute pleasure to collaborate with Vikram.”

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