The trailer and release date of Farida Jalal and Sheeba Chaddh starrer The Great Shamsuddin Family is finallt out. read ahead to know more about it.
Farida Jalal and Sheeba Chaddha’s latest project,, has a premiere date at last. The makers revealed the trailer finally, with JioHotstar, confirming its release on December 12. Filmmaker Anusha Rizvi will be returning to the director’s chair after fourteen years, following her respected debut, Peepli Live (2010). Rizvi also acts as the writer of the movie. The movie’s narrative revolves around Bani Ahmed, enacted by Kritika Kamra, who finds her life turning into a spiral as she has to complete an application within twelve hours. As the deadline arrives, her family ends up paying her an unexpected visit. This brings chaos, emotional drama, and instability into her life. By sunset, Bani must make a decision and choose between chasing her dreams across the world or staying rooted among the people who love her the most, despite being very annoyed and frustrated by them.
The Great Shamsuddin Family cast
The movie stars Farida Jalal, Sheeba Chaddha, Shreya Dhanwanthary, Juhi Babbar Soni, Purab Kohli, Dolly Ahluwalia, Natasha Rastogi, Joyeeta Dutta, Nishank Verma, Manisha Gupta, Rana Pratap Senger, Rahul Misha, Jeff Goldberg, and newcomer Anushka Bannerjee.
The Great Shamsuddin Family crew
Helmed by Alok Jain, Ajit Andhare, and Mahmood Farooqui under the label of Third World Films, it is presented by Star Studios 18. The movie’s creative crew has Debashish Remy Dalai as the cinematographer, editor Konark Saxena, and production designer Madhusudhan N. The soundtrack gets its music from Simran Hora, and the lyrics are given by the late Ghulam Rabbani Taban.
What can we expect from Kritika’s role?
When asked about what people can expect from her role, Kritika said, “Now that the trailer is out, I’m thrilled for viewers to finally meet Bani. This entire rollercoaster unfolds through her eyes. She’s that quintessential elder daughter in a middle-income family—quietly dependable, endlessly responsible, and always putting herself last, even when all she wants is a single day to focus on her own future. Instead, she’s swallowed by a whirlwind of family chaos. Playing her allowed me to tap into strength, vulnerability, wit, and frustration all at once. I can’t wait for audiences to experience the storm she’s trying so hard to outrun.”
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