National Award-winning film 'Shahid' arrives on OTT after 13 years; writer Apurva Asrani raises concerns
After a long wait of 13 years, the National Award-winning film 'Shahid', starring Rajkummar Rao, has finally been released on the OTT platform Prime Video. Writer and editor Apurva M. Asrani has expressed his displeasure and raised sharp questions regarding the significant delay. Directed by Hansal Mehta, the film is based on the life of Shahid Azmi and is now available for viewers to stream online.
VIMARSHNAARAD TVRajkummar Rao's acclaimed film 'Shahid' has finally been made available to viewers on the OTT platform Prime Video. The film has arrived on digital media 13 years after its initial release, becoming a topic of discussion within the film industry.
Writer and editor Apurva M. Asrani has shared his reaction regarding this long interval. Through social media, he raised questions concerning the delay in bringing the film to an OTT platform.
Apurva Asrani directed sharp comments toward the working methods of the film's producers. He expressed surprise as to why a National Award-winning film took such a long time to reach audiences in a digital format.
The film 'Shahid' is based on the life of lawyer and human rights activist Shahid Azmi. Rajkummar Rao's performance in the film received widespread praise, and he was honored with a National Award for his portrayal of the role.
Directed by Hansal Mehta, the film is recognized for its compelling narrative and powerful acting. Fans had been waiting for a long time for this film to be released on an OTT platform.
According to reports from Asianet News Hindi, viewers can now easily watch the film following its digital release. However, the questions raised by the film's writer have drawn attention to the challenges associated with film production and distribution.
This film is not just a biopic; it is also a poignant story about the justice system and personal struggle. Its relevance remains intact even after 13 years.
Apurva Asrani's comments have sparked a new debate in the film industry regarding content distribution and rights. For now, viewers can enjoy the film on Prime Video.