Tillotama Shome Irrfan Khan

Irrfan Khan’s The Song of Scorpions just got a trailer and Indian release date. Directed by Anup Singh, the film is slated to release April 28 and sees Golshifteh Farahani as a tribal woman who aspires to become a scorpion singer like her grandmother. Meanwhile, Khan plays a camel trader in the twisted love story. The Song of Scorpions originally...

Tillotama Shome put off reading her director's book about her lost co-star; when she did read it, it actually made her "feel stronger"

"I was very unhappy when I could not find any role for the three extraordinary actresses - Tisca Chopra, Tillotama and Rasika Dugal - who were in Qissa. I even tried to rewrite the script to somehow bring them into the film, but the film was adamant about going its own way. Finally, I gave up," the director told IANS

"I have signed on Anup Singh's next with Irrfan and Gulshan Devaiah. I am very excited about reuniting with the two after Qissa. It is not a period film but is set in modern day India. I am looking forward to it. We begin shooting from December. I am really excited," Tillotama said

The hard-hitting drama is likely to release in India in September

Indian actor Irrfan Khan is a star in his own right and it was evident at the ongoing Abu Dhabi Film Festival where he got a warm welcome from the viewers.

Irrfan Khan’s The Song of Scorpions just got a trailer and Indian release date. Directed by Anup Singh, the film is slated to release April 28 and sees Golshifteh Farahani as a tribal woman who aspires to become a scorpion singer like her grandmother. Meanwhile, Khan plays a camel trader in the twisted love story. The Song of Scorpions originally...

Tillotama Shome put off reading her director's book about her lost co-star; when she did read it, it actually made her "feel stronger"

"I was very unhappy when I could not find any role for the three extraordinary actresses - Tisca Chopra, Tillotama and Rasika Dugal - who were in Qissa. I even tried to rewrite the script to somehow bring them into the film, but the film was adamant about going its own way. Finally, I gave up," the director told IANS

"I have signed on Anup Singh's next with Irrfan and Gulshan Devaiah. I am very excited about reuniting with the two after Qissa. It is not a period film but is set in modern day India. I am looking forward to it. We begin shooting from December. I am really excited," Tillotama said

The hard-hitting drama is likely to release in India in September

Indian actor Irrfan Khan is a star in his own right and it was evident at the ongoing Abu Dhabi Film Festival where he got a warm welcome from the viewers.