Why Is Adah Sharma's Bastar Making Buzz? Watch New Teaser

Adah Sharma's new film, Bastar, is generating significant buzz with the release of its teaser, which has sparked intense discussions. The teaser's highly political theme and the bold statements made by Adah's character have captured the attention of audiences and critics alike. Directed by Sudipto Sen and backed by Vipul Shah, the film delves into the challenging landscape of anti-Naxal operations in India.

The teaser opens with Adah Sharma portraying the character of IPS Neerja Madhavan, addressing the pressing issue of Naxalism in India. Sharma's character passionately discusses the sacrifices made by Indian soldiers, juxtaposing the number of soldiers killed in wars with Pakistan with the staggering toll inflicted by Naxals within the country itself. This sets the tone for the film, emphasising the gravity of the Naxal insurgency and the urgency to combat it.

Bastar Teaser

Check out the teaser here.

What further stirs controversy is the mention of Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) in the teaser. Adah Sharma's character reveals that JNU celebrated the deaths of 76 soldiers killed by Naxals in Bastar, condemning the alleged support for Naxal ideology within prominent academic institutions. The character's strong condemnation of left-leaning intellectuals and their alleged sympathy towards Naxals add layers of political intrigue to the narrative.

The teaser portrays Adah Sharma as an IPS officer on the frontlines of the battle against naxalism, depicting her character in a soldier-at-war appearance. Her fiery dialogue delivery and determination to confront the Naxal threat head-on captivate viewers and heighten anticipation for the film's release.  Apart from Adah Sharma, the film boasts a talented ensemble cast including Indira Tiwari, Vijay Krishna, Yashpal Sharma, Raima Sen, and Shilpa Shukla.

Directed by Sudipto Sen, known for his work in The Kerala Story, and written by Amarnath Jha, Sudipto Sen, and Vipul Shah, Bastar promises to be a gripping cinematic experience.  With its provocative themes and powerful performances, Bastar is poised to make a significant impact upon its release on March 15.