Adil Hussain-starrer 'Raahgir' to open UK Asian Film Festival

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Updated At : 01:15 PM Apr 22, 2021 IST

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The Adil Hussain-starrer Raahgir: The Wayfarers will be the opening film at the 23rd UK Asian Film Festival, which starts on May 26. The actor shared the news on Instagram.

Sharing a still from the Goutam Ghose-directorial that features him with actress Tillotama Shome, he wrote: “Thrilled to announce that Our film #Raahgir/#Wayfaeres is opening the 23rd UK Asian Film Festival from 26th May. Director #GautamGhose producer @itsonlyamitagarwal. In the lead @tillotamashome @neerajkabi and me.”

The film’s story centres around an encounter between two underprivileged people, who are trying to find economic opportunities.

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