Behind the Screens of Homebound Trailer: Ishaan Khatter and Vishal Jethwa Take on the Struggles of Caste and Religious Discrimination
In the upcoming film 'Homebound,' directed by Neeraj Ghaywan and produced by Dharma Productions, audiences are taken on a journey into the lives of characters who face challenges in their pursuit of respect and equality. The film, set to hit the screens on September 26, stars Ishaan Khatter, Vishal Jethwa, and Janhvi Kapoor in key roles.
The narrative revolves around the characters of Mohammed Shoiab Ali (Ishaan) and Chandan Kumar (Vishal), both aspiring to become police officers. Their dreams and aspirations are central to the story, as they navigate the complexities of societal prejudice and discrimination.
Shoiab, portrayed by Ishaan, aspires to become a police officer with the hope of preventing others from facing the same humiliation he and Chandan (played by Vishal) have experienced. Chandan, on the other hand, expresses frustration about the societal prejudice, stating that no matter what they achieve, they will always be reduced to a checkbox on a form.
The trailer for 'Homebound' offers a glimpse into the struggles these characters face. A scene shows Chandan asking an official about his exam result, only for the roof of his hut to fall down, indicating a setback.
The film also introduces the character of Janhvi, who aspires to become an officer after completing her graduation. The characters of Ishaan, Vishal, and Janhvi form a bond in the film, as they strive for a better life and equal treatment.
'Homebound' is not just a film; it's an emotional rollercoaster where every moment tugs at your heart. It delves deep into the struggles and aspirations of its characters in the context of societal prejudice, addressing themes of caste and religious discrimination.
The producer of 'Homebound' is not specified in the available search results. However, the film promises to be a powerful narrative that sheds light on the challenges faced by individuals from marginalized communities in their quest for respect and equality. Don't miss the opportunity to witness this compelling story on the big screen when it releases on September 26.
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