Powerful trailer of film ‘Charak’ released, questions raised on superstition

Mumbai:

Exposing the secrets of the occult world

The trailer showcases the superstitions, traditional beliefs and dangerous Tantric rituals spread in rural areas of India, which are going to shock the audience. The film is based on the backdrop of Charak Mela, where people perform strange acts to fulfill their wishes. It displays the delicate line between faith and superstition.

atmosphere of fear and dread

The trailer showcases Aghori-like practices, sacrificial rituals, physical torture methods and various forms of Tantra-Mantra. The atmosphere of this film is so stimulating that instead of trust, fear and terror become dominant. The tagline of the trailer is also interesting – ‘Faith can save, superstition can ruin.’

Film raising questions on the knowledge of Tantra-Mantra

The film is directed by Shiladitya Maulik. It sees a team of experienced actors, which includes Anjali Patil, Sahidur Rehman, Subrata Dutta, Shashi Bhushan, Nalneesh Neel, Shankhdeep and Shaunak Shyamal. All these artists will be seen bringing alive the psychological depth and shadows of rural traditions through their characters.

investigation of social issues

Sudipto Sen has described this film as based on real incidents in Indian villages, where people choose some dangerous paths due to superstition. The trailer shows how fear and exploitation increases in the society in the name of a festival. It is not just a thriller, but also raises serious questions on social issues – is it fair to cross any limits in the name of faith?

The film will be released on March 6

The film is produced under the banner of Sipping Tea Cinemas and Sudipto Sen Productions, while Penn Studios is presenting it. Since the release of the trailer, it is being described as ‘gut wrenching’ and ‘something new in Hindi cinema’ on social media. Many viewers are horrified after seeing it, while some are calling it thought-provoking. Releasing on March 6, the film will definitely create a buzz at the box office, especially among the discerning audience who love thrillers based on social issues.