Richa Chadha and Ali Fazal's much-awaited film ‘Girls Will Be Girls’ was released yesterday, December 18, on Prime Video in India.
The movie, a joint effort between India and France, showcases emerging talents Preeti Panigrahi and Kesav Binoy Kiron alongside experienced actress Kani Kusruti. Created at Chadha and Fazal’s Pushing Buttons Studios, the project also received support from French companies Dolce Vita Films and Crawling Angel Films.
Movie’s Successful Journey
The pair expressed their enthusiasm for introducing the film to Indian audiences following its successful worldwide release. “‘Girls Will Be Girls’ is our initial production, and it has already filled us with pride. Chadha informed that ‘We received accolades at Sundance, Busan, TIFF, and Mumbai’s MAMI Film Festival, winning four awards there’. "With its festival circuit finished, we’re excited to finally present this story to Indian viewers."
Ali Fazal contemplated their transition from acting to producing. "Every actor ought to attempt producing at least one time," he stated. "It provides you with a fresh view on the inner workings." We’ve aimed to simplify the process for all parties involved, including the small details that are commonly missed.
On a personal level, the couple has recently welcomed a baby girl, who was born in July. Juggling work and family has presented a learning experience for them.
Chadha stated, “Our daughter is still quite young, merely a few months old." "We're managing it for now, but once she begins walking, life will become more hectic." The pair even created an editing studio at home to manage their responsibilities.
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"We recently worked on editing a documentary, so we invited the editor over to our home." “It assisted us in balancing both our jobs and parenting responsibilities,” she said.
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‘Girls Will Be Girls’ Story
Directed by Shuchi Talati, ‘Girls Will Be Girls’ revolves around Mira, a 16-year-old girl experiencing life at a boarding school in a charming Himalayan hill town. The story delves into Mira's defiant path, deeply linked to her mother's unfulfilled aspirations.
The movie has already generated buzz globally, featuring a screening at the esteemed Cannes Film Festival earlier this year.
In conclusion, Girls Will Be Girls is now streaming on Prime Video, bringing its critically acclaimed story of resilience and complex relationships to Indian audiences. Don’t miss this cinematic gem!
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