New Delhi. “Oh My Dog,” releasing on July 31st, is a film based on the serious issue of dog trafficking. The film was shot with 250 real dogs. Pankaj Tripathi, impressed by the story, acted in the film without any fees, while two dogs named Bruno and Oscar are the film’s real heroes.
This film not only entertains but also gives voice to the voiceless dogs whose pain often goes unheard. Its story exposes the truth about animal crimes through the precious bond between a child and his pet dog.
Highlights from the film
: Shot with 250 real dogs: The film’s biggest highlight is its 250 real dogs. The film’s most prominent characters are played by two dogs named Bruno and Oscar, who were selected after auditioning thousands of dogs across the country.
Pankaj Tripathi didn’t charge a fee: Pankaj Tripathi’s role may be small, but he was so impressed by the film’s love for animals and message that he didn’t charge a fee. He said that it’s not just a story about a child and a dog, but a message of humanity, love, and kindness.
The Dark Truth of Dog Trafficking: The film exposes the dark world where innocent pets are trafficked and sold into the wrong hands. In the story, a child’s love for his dog exposes this entire racket.
Director and Message
The film is directed by Amit Rai, who previously helmed the acclaimed film “Oh My God 2.” In an era of big-budget action and VFX, this film is built on a heartwarming story and social sensitivity.