Manoj Bajpayee Expresses Delight in Joining 'Jorma' for Its Boundary-Pushing Approach

Expressing his excitement, the 'Gangs of Wasseypur' actor shared, "Being associated with 'Jorma' is truly exhilarating. The film has stretched boundaries in various dimensions. I'm grateful to Devashish for placing his trust in me. The overwhelming response we've received so far has fueled our anticipation for the trailer's release, offering a glimpse into what's in store."

Renowned actor Manoj Bajpayee is elated to be a part of the survival-thriller 'Jorma,' emphasizing the film's groundbreaking nature.

Expressing his excitement, the 'Gangs of Wasseypur' actor shared, "Being associated with 'Jorma' is truly exhilarating. The film has stretched boundaries in various dimensions. I'm grateful to Devashish for placing his trust in me. The overwhelming response we've received so far has fueled our anticipation for the trailer's release, offering a glimpse into what's in store."

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The storyline revolves around Manoj's character, a resident of a small village, who finds himself evading the police, carrying his infant daughter, accused of abduction.

Escaping his village, the father seeks refuge in remote areas while evading authorities hot on his trail.

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Devashish Makhija, the film's writer-director, highlighted, "This survival thriller delves into the depths of human resilience and the pursuit of life despite insurmountable odds. The entire crew, unwavering and talented, dedicated an incredible amount of effort to this project. Years of contemplation and perseverance shaped this film. We're eagerly awaiting its global unveiling."

Mohammed Zeeshan Ayyub, portraying a pivotal supporting role, shed light on his character, stating, "I portray Ratnakar, a city-based cop. He's not affluent and stands at the lowest rung of the social hierarchy, even among his peers."

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Delving into his experience, Zeeshan shared, "Having grown up in the city, this film took me to jungles and iron ore mines for the first time. It made me empathize with Ratnakar and instilled a profound appreciation for life's blessings."

Reflecting on the lessons learned, he added, "This film has been a learning curve, and I sincerely hope it imparts valuable insights to the audience."

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'Jorma' is slated for release on December 8, promising an immersive cinematic experience.

(With Agency Inputs)

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