‘Birth’ Trailer: A Spine-Chilling Story About A Pregnant Woman Forced Into Dark Practices Of A Maternity Centre
How many of you enjoy watching short films? I believe there are many short films that create a huge impact on the viewers just in those few minutes. In fact such strong messages sometimes even full-fledged films fail to deliver. Talking about which there is another promising short film Birth that is all set to release soon on the OTT platform Disney Plus Hotstar. The trailer for the film was dropped on August 19, Friday and it looks creepy and twisted. Shreya Dhanwanthary and Lillete Dubey can be seen in the lead roles and it has been directed by Shyam Sunder.
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Birth, produced under the banner of Boundless Media by Natasha Malpani Oswal also features Abeer Mehervish, Aanchal Chauhan, and Natasha Iyer. The trailer of Birth is enough to create a buzz around it. Shreya Dhanwanthary plays the role of Meera, a pregnant woman. On the advice of her husband, she joins a maternity centre for couselling which is headed by Mama Nithya played by Lillete Dubey. The centre’s name is “Happy Mom.” The trailer also gives us a glimpse of how the counselling sessions gradually turn into some dark practices, and how Meera is forced into it. The trailer also shows some creepy events that happen in Meera’s life after joining the counselling centre and she soon realises that her close ones are also a part of it.
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The trailer for Birth looks intense and spine-chilling. It will create a curiosity about how Meera (Shreya Dhanwanthary) will manage to come out of this trouble. The scenes in the trailer where some satanic practices are carried out on Meera make you sit on the edge of your seat, and it’s just the trailer now. Wondering what the short film has in store. This will only be known on August 27, 2022, when this short film will release.
While talking about Birth, Shreya Dhanwanthary said that she was glad to be part of such a different kind of film. She also stated that playing the role of a pregnant woman in Birth also gave her a chance to feel and go through some of the challenges that women face during these times. Lillete Dubey too put forth her feelings about doing the film and said that this movie will be a valuable addition to all the women-oriented films that have been made earlier.
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Already added to my watchlist!
