BAKRAA…MAIN AUR AAP: A New-Age Cinema, That Exposes How We All Get Played by Time
Abhishek Sharma, the adorable child star who won hearts with his unforgettable performances in the blockbuster Kaho Naa… Pyaar Hai and Champion, returns to the screen after 26 years, this time as a lead actor in Bakraa…Main aur Aap. His comeback, packed with depth and sincerity, alongside a striking, transformative performance adds a powerful emotional layer to this bold new-age film.
In an era where loud CGI, AI-driven visuals, star-studded casts, and big-banner productions dominate the mainstream, Bakraa… Main aur Aap stands out as a refreshing and daring deviation. After spending 27 years in the creative and advertising industry and earning numerous awards, Raamvijay Chandra makes a powerful mark with this dark comedy-drama, which he has both brilliantly written and directed delivering a story that is as bold as it is relatable, under the banner of VMR SCRIPTIN.
The film is produced by Raghunath Salaskar, who makes his debut as a producer. Bakraa digs into the absurdity, vulnerability, and unpredictability of everyday life. It explores a universal truth: at some point, knowingly or unknowingly, every one of us becomes a “bakraa” trapped in circumstances, manipulated by people, or blindsided by situations we never saw coming.
Set within a sharply observed slice of daily India, BAKRAA blends humour and tension to create a narrative that is both entertaining and unsettlingly real. It walks a delicate line between comedy and chaos, presenting characters who are flawed, familiar, and often hilariously unaware of the traps they fall into.
What truly elevates BAKRAA is its unwavering commitment to authenticity. There are no superheroes, no exaggerated action sequences, no artificial gloss, only raw, grounded storytelling that reflects how ordinary people react when life takes an unexpected turn. Embracing the true spirit of new-age cinema, the film showcases powerful performances by talented Marathi stage actors, supported by tight writing, organic music, and a raw visual tone that captures both the grit and charm of its world.
BAKRAA is not merely a film, it is an experience. It encourages audiences to laugh at the absurdities of life, question their choices, and maybe even recognise moments when they, too, unknowingly became someone’s “Bakraa.” Filled with sharp humour, emotional depth and unexpected twists, the film promises to linger in the audience’s mind long after the credits roll.
The film proudly introduces 12 debutants across key departments. This includes Reuben Kishore Kannan as the cinematographer, along with fresh talent in music arrangement, editing, art direction, makeup and costume design. Each of them brings passion and honesty to the project, helping make BAKRAA a film that is authentic, raw, and refreshingly original.
Prepare yourself for a journey that is funny, dramatic, unsettling, and painfully relatable. BAKRAA is coming soon to cinemas and it’s ready to make you rethink who’s fooling whom.
