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Shamita Shetty-starrer The Tenant to release in theatres on February 10

The film has been extremely well-received at film festivals around the world and Shetty along with the makers is excited to bring it to home audiences

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Shamita Shetty in The Tenant

The Tenant, written and directed by Sushrut Jain, tells the captivating story of how the arrival of an independent single woman shakes up life in a conservative Mumbai housing society. Shamita Shetty returns to the silver screen with a contemporary, relatable, and engaging film, to be released on 10 February in theatres. The film follows an attractive, single, independent woman who rents a flat in a conservative housing society in Mumbai. Her personality and lifestyle trigger judgmental gossip, adolescent crushes, and adult lust among the residents of the society. The film’s fantastic ensemble cast includes Swanand Kirkire, Sheeba Chaddha, Atul Srivastava, Rudraksh Jaiswal (seen in Extraction alongside Chris Hemsworth), Harsh Mayar of Gullak fame, and Manish Anand (of Pushpavalli fame).

Delighted with the announcement of the release, Shamita Shetty shares: “The Tenant is a reflection of the society from the perspective of a modern, strong-willed woman and it portrays, truthfully and sensitively, experiences that will be recognizable to every Indian woman. I connected with the compelling backdrop of the film, and the way it balances the narration of serious and disturbing realities of our society with humanity, heart, and even humor. I’m confident that people will see why I chose this very challenging, complex role in this beautiful, fun, and meaningful film.”

The filmmaker is equally thrilled about the release after receiving overwhelming reactions at festivals abroad. “It’s a topical subject that has struck a chord with audiences across the world from the USA to Estonia. But at its heart this is an Indian film that the home audience will love and talk about,” asserts Sushrut Jain.

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