Haddi poster: Nawazuddin Siddiqui looks stylish in a red saree; movie promises to be ‘bad to the bone’

ZEE5, India's popular video streaming platform, today in a press statement informed that it is all set to elevate the entertainment quotient for its audience with its most anticipated direct-to-digital film, 'Haddi’.

Directed by the talented debutant Akshat Ajay Sharma, this hard-hitting noir revenge drama stars Nawazuddin Siddiqui and Anurag Kashyap in lead roles along with Ila Arun, Mohammed Zeeshan Ayyub, Saurabh Sachdeva, Shridhar Dubey, Rajesh Kumar, Vipin Sharma, and Saharsh Shukla in supporting roles.

Produced by Zee Studios, Sanjay Saha, and Radhika Nanda’s – Anandita Studios, Haddi will come on ZEE5 soon.

According to the statement, “Haddi is an enthralling crime revenge drama that showcases the prolific actor Nawazuddin Siddiqui in a never-seen-before avatar. In the film, Nawazuddin takes on the challenge of portraying two distinct characters - Haddi and Harika, a transgender woman, demonstrating his remarkable versatility. The first look from the movie which was unveiled last year garnered rave reviews, generating immense excitement among the audience. As this highly anticipated film gears up for its exclusive release on ZEE5, today's announcement unveils a new look from the movie, undoubtedly delighting and captivating the viewers yet again.”

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Director of the movie, Akshat Ajay Sharma, in a press statement, says, “Haddi circles around the intoxicating world of vengeance, violence, and power, delving into the very essence of a criminal's psyche. It highlights the ruthlessness of the society.”

“It took me a lot of time to flesh out characters and craft this politician-mobster-transgender drama. With bated breath, I am truly hoping that 'Haddi' exceeds every expectation, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of our audience on ZEE5,” he wraps up.

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