We informed you earlier today that Shreyas Talpade is all set to direct his second feature film named SarCar Ki Seva Mei after making his directorial debut with Poster Boys in 2017.
Now, the poster of the film has been unveiled. It features Shreyas Talpade sitting in front of a car wearing a police officer’s cap and holding a police baton.
Film trade analyst and critic Taran Adarsh took to his social media account to share the poster and wrote, “Shreyas Talpade’s next directorial venture is #SarCarKiSevaMei… Shreyas heads the cast of the film… Produced by Raaj Bhattacharya and Hariharan Iyer… This is Shreyas’s second directorial venture, after #PosterBoys.”
Shreyas Talpade’s next directorial venture is #SarCarKiSevaMei… Shreyas heads the cast of the film… Produced by Raaj Bhattacharya and Hariharan Iyer… This is Shreyas's second directorial venture, after #PosterBoys. pic.twitter.com/x3t7ZziJmI
— taran adarsh (@taran_adarsh) October 30, 2019
The film is inspired from a real life incident and is set in a small town in Uttar Pradesh. Talking about the film Shreyas said, “It’s a logistical challenge to shoot most part of the film on the streets of small-town India but an honest story like this can’t be told in any other way.”
Apart from Shreyas, the film also features Shraddha Jaiswal, Sudhir Pandey, Chetna Pandey, Brijendra Kala and Sushil Singh.
SarCar Ki Seva Mein is a joint production venture between Hariharan Iyer’s Saish Venture Solutions Pvt Ltd and Raj Bhattacharya’s Aum Sai Raaj Films.
Hariharan Iyer said, “We really liked the story that came to us through Raj Bhattacharya of Aum Sai Raaj Films. It appealed to us because of Bhattacharya’s genuinity and sincerity and the kind of vision is he has for his story. As we all know Bollywood is recognized, registered and identified as a structured industry, so we thought of venturing and exploring this field and we as a family have always loved films also and I personally am a movie buff. Hence getting into something that really interests me is always good for the business.”