Radhika Apte: ‘Raat Akeli Hai’ has been an inspiring challenge
Mumbai: Actress Radhika Apte says peeling the layers of her character within the upcoming movie “Raat Akeli Hai” was an inspiring problem.
The trailer of the movie was launched on Friday. The film guarantees to take the viewers on a mysterious journey, as police officer Jatil Yadav investigates a homicide of a robust native politician.
“The crime thriller explores the lives of various family members while the murder of its patriarch is being investigated. I play the character of Radha, the new bride of the deceased, who is stubborn, feisty, arrogant and yet mysterious,” Radhika mentioned, including: “She alternates between suspicion and being vulnerable. To peel the layers of her character has been an inspiring challenge for me. Honey Trehan’s vision is truly unparalleled and I can’t wait for audiences around the world to watch it.”
“Raat Akeli Hai” is the story of a excessive profile homicide in small-town India that sends a troublesome but narrow-minded police officer on a twisted investigation, as he navigates deeper into the darkish previous and poisonous patriarchy of the sufferer’s household, having to battle the inherent patriarchy inside himself within the course of.
It marks casting director Honey Trehaan’s directorial debut, and likewise stars Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Aditya Srivastava, Shweta Tripathi, Ila Arun, Khalid Tyabji, Shivani Raghuvanshi and Tigmanshu Dhulia.
Nawazuddin performs the position of Jatil Yadav, and feels “Raat Akeli Hai” is the form of story that attracts “you in immediately and takes you along the winding journey”.
“I play the role of inspector who is investigating the murder of a powerful man. A complex character, Jatil is a social misfit and awkward around women. He is always in the search of justice — and does not rest until he finds out the truth,” he added.
Talking in regards to the movie, Trehan mentioned: “Crime thrillers have always been one of my favourite genres in cinema, right from the early noir films of the 40s to Hitchcock’s ‘wrong man’ films and Agatha Christie’s whodunnits. I always wanted to tell a story that is grounded in the reality that I know, while also honouring the classical features of a noir thriller and that is what ‘Raat Akeli Hai’ is.”
“Raat Akeli Hai” will probably be launched on Netflix on July 31.
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