Filmy Friday: Hate story 3, Angry Indian Goddesses, Kajarya release today

‘Hate Story 3’ has been directed by Vishal Pandya, produced by T-Series and written by Vikram Bhatt and Madhuri Banerji.

The film being a sequel to Pandya’s 2014 thriller ‘Hate Story 2’,  breaks all bars in respect of portraying love, lust, vengeance and mystery all entangled into one.

The censor board has certified the movie in the Adult (A) category. The trailer and a few songs of the film have already given a hint of the content that the film will have.

Sharman Joshi, who plays a corporate executive in the film, said: “It’s looking interesting and I did this film because of these interest levels. The response has been very encouraging. Even our industry colleagues are encouraging us through phone calls and whenever we meet personally. They’re all happy for us because they know the kind of hard work that goes in.”

The film’s music has been composed by Amaal Mallik, Meet Bros and Baman. The song titled “Tumhe Apna Banane Ka” of the movies is already a hit, followed by “Tu Isaq Mera” which released later.

Next release of the week is Pan Nalin’s ‘Angry Indian Goddesses’, which received an eight-minute long standing ovation by the critics and reviewers at the Rome Film Festival.

“Angry Indian Goddesses”, which is touted as India’s first ‘female buddy’ film, features an ensemble cast of Sarah-Jane Dias, Tannishtha Chatterjee, Anushka Manchanda, Sandhya Mridul, Rajshri Deshpande and Adil Hussain among others.

The movie, which has been lauded at various international film festivals including the prestigious Toronto International Film Festival, was earlier scheduled to release alongside Salman Khan-starrer “Prem Ratan Dhan Payo” on November 12 and then with “Tamasha” on November 27.

The delay in the filom was due to several cuts that the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) demanded. There were said to be 16 cuts made by the board in Pan Nalin’s “Angry Indian Goddesses”.

The filmmaker gave a statement on the same as he is “super sad and hurt” with the decision.

“Angry Indian Goddesses” follows the stories of seven girls. It narrates the tale of how Frieda, essayed by actress Sarah-Jane Dias, invites her closest girlfriends to Goa to announce her wedding, and it all turns into a wild bachelorette party.

Third release of the week, Kajarya, is a two-year old film that has been traveling festivals since 2013. There has been very less promotion around the film.