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Saumya Tandon to essay a Bollywood diva in her upcoming dramedy featurette titled ‘Radio Ghaint’

Saumya Tandon Takes Center Stage in ‘Radio Ghaint’

Actress Saumya Tandon, renowned for her roles in “Bhabhi Ji Ghar Par Hai” and the movie “Jab We Met,” is set to capture the heart of Bollywood yet again as she gears up for the release of her latest venture ‘Radio Ghaint’; a whimsical dramedy unfolding in the heartland of India. The film represents the debut installment of a string of featurettes focused on unique and women-led narratives emerging from the fabric of small-town India.

The Edge of Featurette Storytelling

The project wrapped up filming in the cities of Vadodara and Ahmedabad on the 28th of December of the previous year. Speaking of her decision to join the film, Saumya Tandon articulated that ‘Radio Ghaint’ stood out to her for multiple reasons. It was the film’s structure, nestled between the concise nature of a short film and the expansive canvas of a feature film, that hinted at a compelling new storytelling platform she anticipates will blossom in the widespread appeal.

The script’s sharp and light-hearted writing captivated Tandon with its alluring blend of humor and thoughtful construction, ultimately swaying her decision. She expressed deep admiration for the opportunity to work with director Indrajit Nattoji, whose artistic prowess and vibrant visual flair she finds truly captivating.

Bringing an Eccentric Diva to Life

Saumya Tandon delved into the intricacies of her on-screen persona; she embodies a larger-than-life Bollywood starlet hailing from the fictional Punjabi town dubbed LUVdhiana. Tandon found the role’s challenges—especially enacting the character through a live radio drama—utterly exhilarating.

Indrajit Nattoji’s Creative Vision

The director of ‘Aafat-e-Ishq’ fame, Indrajit Nattoji, is the creative force behind ‘Radio Ghaint.’ Nattoji describes the film as an absurdist dramedy. It centers around a dwindling radio station in the make-believe town of LUVdhiana that hinges its survival on a live radio drama, a plan setting in motion a frenzied blend of chaos and genre-bending exuberance. The director highlights that the title ‘Radio Ghaint’, a Punjabi exclamation denoting ‘cool’ or ‘awesome’, sets the tone for what is to become an anthology series conveying the eccentric yet relatable stories of an India seldom depicted on screen.

Behind the Scenes and Ensemble Cast

‘Radio Ghaint’ is brought to life by I.N.K. Pictures L.L.P., in partnership with GreyOwl Barnstorm Pvt Ltd, and with the support of co-producers Kinetigra Medias & Productions Pvt Ltd. The ensemble cast, chosen by casting director Kunal M Shah, includes dazzling talents like Pramarth Pandit, Leena Sharma, Rajendra Bhatia, Dharmendra Thakur, Sarthak Bhatia, Trilok Ji, Rajendra Samata, Gaurav Sikri, Nischay Rana, and Krina Pathak, all of whom promise to deliver memorable performances that resonate with the essence of the film’s setting.

Anticipation for the Release

Anticipation is high as audiences await the release of ‘Radio Ghaint.’ The film promises a refreshing shift from the usual glitz and glamor of urban centric movies, providing a glimpse into the heart and soul of India’s hinterlands through stories that are as diverse as they are engaging. With its unique format, a stellar cast, and the promise of offbeat entertainment, ‘Radio Ghaint’ is poised to mark a significant moment for Saumya Tandon and the landscape of Indian cinema. Fans can look forward to a captivating blend of drama, comedy, and regional charm that seeks to capture the essence of small-town life with a modern twist.