‘Oh My Dog’ focuses on the suffering of the voiceless, the film was shot with 250 real dogs, will be released on July 31

New Delhi . Now another film is going to be added to the series of films based on social issues in Hindi cinema. ‘Oh My Dog’, which will be released in theaters on July 31, will present the serious subject of dog trafficking on the big screen. This film is not limited to just entertainment, but also tries to increase sensitivity towards voiceless animals and awareness of their rights. The makers say that the film will convey an important message to the society through the emotional relationship of a child and his pet dog.

The biggest feature of the film is its unique presentation. Around 250 real dogs were involved during the shooting, making the story more realistic and impactful. Two dogs named Bruno and Oscar will be seen in the lead roles in the film. Both of them were not selected through any agency, but after a large number of auditions held across the country. The entire story progresses around these two characters and the makers consider them to be the real heroes of the film.

Actor Pankaj Tripathi’s role in the film is for a limited period of time, but impressed by the story, he decided to be a part of the project. It is reported that he did not take any remuneration for working in this film. According to him, it is not just a film but a story depicting trust, love and sensitivity between humans and animals. He said that the selfless love of dogs has always impressed him and this feeling is the reason why he got associated with this film.

The film is directed by Amit Rai, who has previously directed popular films based on social themes. This time he has chosen an issue on which very little work has been done in Hindi films. The story brings out the dark side of dog trafficking, where pets are illegally trafficked and end up in the wrong hands. The film attempts to show how an innocent child’s love for his pet companion leads to the uncovering of a huge illegal network.

The makers believe that the film is not just for animal lovers, but for every audience who believes in human values ​​like compassion and responsibility. In today’s era where films with big budget, action and visual effects are prevalent, ‘Oh My Dog’ is trying to create a different identity on the basis of its emotional story and social message.

Shooting with real dogs in the film was also challenging from a technical and management point of view. For this, special training, monitoring of animal experts and safety standards were followed so that no animal is inconvenienced. This is why special attention was paid to both reality and sensitivity in the making of the film.

The film, which is going to be released on July 31, will try to bring the less talked about topic like dog trafficking to the mainstream audience. The makers hope that the film, along with entertainment, will also inspire people to become more sensitive towards voiceless animals and understand the importance of their conservation.