Haddi: Nawazuddin Siddiqui On His Experience Of "Working With Real-Life Transwomen"
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"Their presence was empowering," wrote Nawazuddin Siddiqui
Nawazuddin Siddiqui, whose next project is the noir revenge drama Haddi, shared a few pictures of himself from the sets of the film on his Twitter profile on Thursday. The first picture features the actor intensely looking at the camera. In the second shot, the actor can be seen posing with a few members of the LGBTQI+ community. Sharing his experience of working in the film, the actor tweeted: "Working with real-life trans women has been an incredible experience in Haddi. Their presence was empowering." He added the hashtag #FromTheSetsOfHaddi. He added, "Haddi releasing in 2023." Working with real-life trans women has been an incredible experience in Haddi. Their presence was empowering. #FromTheSetsOfHaddi#Haddi releasing in 2023.@ZeeStudios_@AkshatAjay@piyushputy@ZEE5India@ZeeMusicCompany@zeecinemapic.twitter.com/pvWvLbmZWY
Read Nawazuddin Siddiqui's tweet here:
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