New Delhi: Actor Huma Qureshi said her role in "Bayaan" has been "challenging and rewarding", ahead of the film's screening at the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne.
The film is directed by Bikas Ranjan and features the actor in the role of Roohi, a determined police officer investigating her first major case involving a powerful cult leader accused of sexual abuse, according to a press release.
Qureshi said she is proud to know the film will be screened at the festival. "Roohi is a woman who stands her ground in the face of immense pressure, and portraying her journey pushed me as an actor in many ways. What drew me to the film was not just the gripping investigation, but the questions it raises about power, truth and justice," she said in a statement.
The actor said she expects the audience to connect with the film. "'Bayaan' will be screened at the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne, a festival that has consistently celebrated bold and meaningful cinema. I would want the audiences to connect with the film, engage with the conversations, and leave the theatre with something to reflect on after the credits roll," she added The festival will start on August 13 and conclude on August 23 in Australia.
"Bayaan" also starred Chandrachur Singh and Sachin Khedekar in pivotal roles.
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