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Mumbai, Feb 15 (Ians) The impact of some films is so huge that it lingers on your mind for the longest time and it also shakes you up to the core.

The story of good versus evil is centuries old, but it takes a contemporary turn in ‘Dashmi’ and raises many important and pertinent questions that we have now habitually ignore in the most casual manner. ‘Dashmi’ is like a mirror to the society, showing up its ugliest face and calling for change.

The news of minors being raped in our society has become so common these days that slowly as a society we are becoming numb and indifferent to such crimes. What is the solution when the law is unable to catch hold of such criminals and the accused roam free carrying on their day-to-day work and looking for more prey in the future?

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The team behind the much-anticipated film “Dashmi” has unveiled its second trailer, stirring excitement among cinephiles. Additionally, a revised release date has been announced, with the film now set to hit cinemas on February 16, 2024.

Starring Vardhan Puri, Gaurav Sareen, Sanjay Pandey, Manoj Singh Tiger, and Khushi Hajare, “Dashmi” promises a gripping narrative and stellar performances.

Helmed by Shantanu Anant Tambe, who also crafted the story, screenplay, and dialogues, the film is backed by producers Sarika Vinod Tambe, Bharani Rang, and Sanjana Vinod Tambe.

With the second trailer offering tantalizing glimpses into the film’s plot and characters, anticipation for “Dashmi” has reached new heights. As the release date draws closer, fans eagerly await the opportunity to experience the cinematic spectacle on the big screen.

Mark your calendars for February 16, 2024, as “Dashmi” prepares to captivate audiences with its compelling storytelling and stellar performances.

“Burai Pe Achaai Ko Toh Vijayi Hona Hi Hai, Yug Koi Bhi Hai Ram Rajya Toh Aane Hi Hai!” Standing true to the powerful lines, the recently released trailer of the much-anticipated movie ‘Dashmi’ presents a poignant narrative, delving into the urgent necessity for moral rectitude in contemporary society. It stands as the first cinematic venture in Bollywood to courageously address the prevalent issue of multiple rapes plaguing our society, regardless of caste, creed, or religion.

Director Shantanu Tambe’s vision articulated, “The era may have evolved, but the fundamental quest for righteousness remains unwavering. ‘Dashmi’ aims to illuminate the prevalent injustices in our society, igniting discourse that champions the triumph of virtue over vice.”

Offering glimpses into a society entangled in moral conflicts, the previously released teaser depicted a battle between good and evil that unfolds in shades of gray. Tambe’s directorial vision promises a compelling narrative, emphasizing...

One of the oldest genre tropes imaginable, the use of the haunted house for a setting, offers up countless scenarios over the ages of people investigating the same old situations. From “The Old Dark House” to “The Cat and the Canary,” “The Uninvited” and “The House of Usher” to “The Amityville Horror” and “The Conjuring” to name just a couple, this timeless quality has brought about some of the best and worst the genre has seen due to so many trying their hand at the concept. Milind Rau is one of the latest to do so with his Tamil-lensed genre effort that falls more on the side of the heavyweights in the scene despite falling just short of the marks it set.

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