Phir Ussi Mod Par (English: Back to Square One) is Hindi movie directed by Lekh Tandon and was produced under the banner of Avant-garde motion picture.[1][2]

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It is a contemporary film on hotly debated topical subject and in current times is the issue of “Triple Talaq” i.e. an instant type of divorce in Islam. The issue is featured in social and media circles regularly - a tidal wave of public opinion which refuses to ebb. The treatment of the controversial subject silhouettes the futility and unsavoury repercussions of the prevalent practice of the Talaq, against the socio-religious relevance of the practice juxtaposed with the real time honoured beliefs and modern way of life. The film endeavours to convey the practicality to be associated with the basic modus operandi of the practice of “Triple Talaq” which although present in abundance in religious under-currents is selfishly camouflaged and purposely misinterpreted to meet personal ends with the ethos of the very basis of the denouement taking a back seat in the process.

The movie had its world premiere at the Berlin Film Festival 2018,[3] opening to a packed house with a rousing response. It is produced by Trinetra, Kanika, Anshula Bajpai under their banner Kanika Multiscope (KMPL).

Plot

A pregnant Naaz (Jividha Sharma) who is given triple talaq by her husband Shaheed (Parmeet Sethi), could not take the shock and tries to kill herself. She is saved by Rasheed (Kanwaljeet Singh) who marries her and gives her a new lease of life. However, when later in life she comes across a triple talaq situation, she chooses to fight it rather than let go.[4]

Cast

• Kanika Bajpai as Ruby Beghum
• Nadira Zaheer Babbar as Anchor
• Kanwaljit Singh as Rashid
• Govind Namdev as Zahid Khan
• Parmeet Sethi as Shahid Khan
• Jividha Sharma as Naaz
• Shikha Iktaan as Shabnam
• S. M. Zaheer as MunshiJi
• Smita Jaykar as Beghum
• Vineeta Malik as Ammi
• Rajeev Verma as ADV. Usman Shaikh
• Haider Ali as Sufi
• Sanjay Sharma as Maulvi
• Brij Bhooshan Sahani as ADV. Pandit

Release

The world premiere was held at Kino3, Zoopalast theatre of Berlin Film Festival[5] .

References

External links

• at Cinestaan