Almighty Motion Picture unites with Gullak director Amrit Raj Gupta for a Gripping True-Crime Thriller -- "The Rajkhowa Murders"

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New Delhi [India], October 28: After redefining storytelling on digital platforms with Gullak (Season 1), Tribhuvan Mishra CA Topper, and the much-awaited Daldal, acclaimed director Amrit Raj Gupta is set for his feature-film directorial debut -- the spine-tingling true-crime drama The Rajkhowa Murders.

Set against the haunting backdrop of Assam, the film is inspired by a real-life case so rare and shocking that it captured the nation's attention.

Blending gritty realism with supernatural undertones, "The Rajkhowa Murders" dives deep into the psychology of crime, conscience, and redemption. It's a rare combination of true-crime, human emotion, and unseen mysticism, promising an experience that transcends genres.

It's not just a crime drama -- it's a journey into the human soul, where logic meets the inexplicable. The way Amrit has visualized this world is extraordinary," says Prabhleen Sandhu, Founder, Almighty Motion Picture.

For Amrit Raj Gupta, who has already earned immense praise for his sensitive yet powerful storytelling on OTT, this project represents a bold new chapter.

"I've been lucky to receive some amazing scripts over the years, and I'm deeply grateful for that. But when I heard just a five-minute narration of The Rajkhowa Murders, I instantly said yes. It's raw, real, and layered with emotion -- something I couldn't resist," shares Amrit Raj Gupta, Director.

With its textured characters, layered writing, and eerie realism, "The Rajkhowa Murders" promises to be one of the most anticipated directorial debuts of the year -- marking a powerful collaboration between vision and conviction, and adding another standout title to Almighty Motion Picture's growing legacy of meaningful, cinematic stories.

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