Filmmaker Madhur Bhandarkar on Monday started shooting for his upcoming directorial venture "Indu Sarkar". He even shared a teaser poster, showcasing a lady's chained hand with the India Gate and Parliament House in the backdrop. Bhandarkar, who has helmed films like "Fashion", "Page 3" and "Heroine", took to Twitter to share the first teaser poster. "Here is the one teaser poster of ‘Indu Sarkar'. Shooting begins today. Always need your support and blessings," Bhandarkar tweeted. The movie is reportedly based on the Emergency era, a 21-month long period from 1975 to 1977, when Prime Minister Indira Gandhi unilaterally declared a state of Emergency across the country. The details about the film's cast and story are still under wraps. Filmmaker Subhash Ghai praised the poster of the director and tweeted: "Congrats Madhur Bhandarkar for impressive poster as strong as chained hand. Look forward for a strong movie to come."
