Rajkumar Rao attended the trailer launch Prahar: The Untold Story of Ujjwal Nikam on Tuesday. On this occasion, he recalled his memories of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks. Rajkumar said he had moved to Mumbai a few months before the attack.

“Mumbai shift hua tha pune se, film school ke later, (I moved from Pune to Mumbai in February after finishing film school),” he reported by ETimes, citing the Free Press Journal.

The prince added, “On those days, work is being done daily in the spring, at night, sins are coming at home.(In those days, I was looking for work, so I used to go out everyday and come back home at night).

Rajkumar was staying with his friends at that time. “When the news started, I remember that for the next 3 days we were all sitting in front of our televisions.(So ​​when the news broke, I remember that for the next three days, we were all glued to our televisions).”

Recalling the intense atmosphere of the time, Rajkumar mentioned, “Many more terrorists are still being foiled… There are many more terrorists who have entered the city, (Many more rumors began to spread… that many more terrorists had entered the city).”

The actor said, “Those three days were very scary, aur bahoot dar mein hum log.

about beating trailer

The trailer opens with Ujjwal Nikam interrogating a young woman about the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks. He asks her what she saw on the night of the attacks. What begins as a seemingly routine court proceeding soon takes a disturbing turn.

As the case unfolds, Nikam is determined to bring the culprit to justice. But the court battle is not easy.

Sikandar Kher appears as a lawyer on the other side of the court, while Jaideep Ahlawat appears as part of a delegation from Islamabad.

Wamika Gabbi plays the role of Ujjwal’s wife Jyoti Nikam. While the film focuses on his work in the courtroom, the trailer also hints at the personal side of the prosecutor and the impact of such a high-pressure case on his life.

The film focuses on the trial of Ajmal Kasab, the lone survivor of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks. This is after a legal battle that grabbed the attention of the entire country and explored Nikam’s role in the case.

At the end of the trailer, Kasab is seen taking the witness’s side. He made the shocking claim that he was just a tourist who had come to explore Mumbai at the time of the attack. He also claims that he was not a terrorist and that he was tortured and portrayed as one.

Directed by Avinash Arun, Prahaar also stars Wamika Gabi, Jaideep Ahlawat, Sikandar Kher, and Tarun Sharma in lead roles. The film is slated to release on October 16.

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