New Delhi: Actor Jitin Gulati, known for his impressive roles in film and streaming platforms, has adopted a new creative challenge in the recently released mythological horror drama Ma. Directed by Vishal Furia, Gulati is included as a police officer in the film, an unfamiliar role that pushed the actor to detect the unexpected aspects of his craft.
While reflecting his experience, Gulati shared, “I never knew that I would end a police officer in a style as legend and mythological scary as an atmospheric. This film gave me a chance to do so many work for the first time. From donating uniforms to donating to our cultural knowledge, helping me to find the right voice for my character.”
Set against the developed background of Indian folklore and supernatural suspense, MAA has received appreciation for a mixture of emotional story, powerful performance and striking visual effects. Gulati’s depiction of a duty-bound officer provided a compelling anchor for the story of the film to navigate a scope of spiritual discomfort.
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Horror Drama Maa not only received positive reactions from the audience, but also left behind Kajol’s final theatrical release Salaam Venky in the context of his early box office collection.
According to trade tracking portal Sacnilk, MAA earned Rs 4.65 crore in India on its first day,
Directed by Vishal Furia, mother was released in theaters on 27 June. The film has a star-staded enchanted cast under the leadership of Kajol, including Ronit Roy, Indranil Sengupta, Kherin Sharma, Jetin Gulati, Gopal Singh, Suijasikha Das, Yaneya Bhardwaj, and Roopkath, Roopkath, Ropakath, and Ropakath, Ropakath, and Ropakath, and Ropakatha,
