Mumbai:
Filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma's long delayed Shabri starring Eesha Narang (Koppikar), will be released before September this year and is set to be showcased at various film festivals.
Shabri is about a woman, played by Eesha, who becomes the first female crime lord in Mumbai. The film will be released by Reliance Big Pictures.
"I am very happy and excited that the film is getting released. Reliance Big Pictures will release the film..this development took place some two months back. The film would be released before September this year. The first copy of the film would be out soon," Eesha said.
Directed by debutant Lalit Marathe the movie also features Manish Wadhwa, Pradeep Rawat and Zakir Hussain.
The film got delayed due to a dispute between producer Ram Gopal Varma and distributors Adlabs.
Eesha, who has earlier worked with RGV in Company and had performed the popular item number Khallas is eyeing a release of the film at the festivals too.
"We are in the course of finalising the post production. We are planning on publicity and are aiming to release it at festivals also," the 34-year-old actress said.
Shabri is about a woman, played by Eesha, who becomes the first female crime lord in Mumbai. The film will be released by Reliance Big Pictures.
"I am very happy and excited that the film is getting released. Reliance Big Pictures will release the film..this development took place some two months back. The film would be released before September this year. The first copy of the film would be out soon," Eesha said.
Directed by debutant Lalit Marathe the movie also features Manish Wadhwa, Pradeep Rawat and Zakir Hussain.
The film got delayed due to a dispute between producer Ram Gopal Varma and distributors Adlabs.
Eesha, who has earlier worked with RGV in Company and had performed the popular item number Khallas is eyeing a release of the film at the festivals too.
"We are in the course of finalising the post production. We are planning on publicity and are aiming to release it at festivals also," the 34-year-old actress said.