Actors Aparshakti Khurana and Ishwak Singh’s spy thriller ‘Berlin’ is all set for world premiere on the Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles in October. ‘Berlin’ centres round a deaf-mute man who’s detained on suspicion of spying. A authorities agent is interrogated by an indication language knowledgeable. The signal language knowledgeable is lured into the darkish world of espionage, deception, and corruption because the story unravels.

Aparshakti mentioned “Working on ‘Berlin’ was an incredible experience. It challenges storytelling boundaries, and I’m eager for the audience to unravel the mysteries we’ve woven. We are excited that the film shall be presented at such an eminent global platform.” Ishwak, shared his pleasure, saying, “The opportunity to premiere ‘Berlin’ at the Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles is a dream come true. It’s a testament to the incredible journey we’ve embarked upon and elevates the level of Indian storytelling. I can’t wait for audiences to witness it on the big screen.”

Director Atul Sabharwal mentioned, “The premiere of ‘Berlin’ at the Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles is an honour. It reflects the dedication of our team in crafting a suspenseful and intriguing narrative. We can’t wait to share this thrilling journey with the audience.” Rahul Bose mentioned, ”Being a part of ‘Berlin’ has been a memorable expertise. The movie’s narrative is a mix of suspense and emotion that I’m fairly certain may have the viewers hooked. I’m very completely satisfied it’ll premiere on the Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles.”

Shariq Patel, Chief Business Officer at Zee Studios, aptly describes the film as, “A mesmerizing mix of suspense and deception that can preserve you guessing all through. We are delighted to take Indian cinema to a worldwide viewers with back-to-back worldwide premieres.” The movie, written and directed by Atul Sabharwal and produced by Zed Studios and Yippie Ki Yay Motion Pictures, stars Ishwak Singh, Aparshakti Khurana, Rahul Bose, Kabir Bedi, and Anupriya Goenka in main elements. (ANI)

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