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National Award-winning director Umesh Shukla, of Oh My God! and 102 Not Out fame, is all set to direct a movie on India’s ‘infamous’ public prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam. The project will be produced by Umesh Shukla, Sejal Shah, Ashish Wagh, Gaurav Shukla and Bhavesh Mandalia. Nikam through the movie will try and tell the untold story of the man behind the most fascinating, controversial, and toughest cases ever fought in India. The movie will be written by National Award-winning writer Bhavesh Mandalia and Gaurav Shukla.

Shared Nikam, “I have been pursued for years to write a book or make a movie on my life. I was reluctant as I have a huge responsibility towards my victims. But I agreed to collaborate with this talented team.”

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