Pallak Lalwani in Hansal Mehta’s action-thriller film ‘Faraaz’
The Hindu
The actor will play one of the lead roles in this action thriller, based on the Holey Artisan cafe attack that shook Bangladesh in July 2016
Pallak Lalwani debuts in Bollywood with Hansal Mehta’s Faraaz which stars Aditya Rawal and Zahaan Kapoor. She plays one of the lead roles in this action thriller based on the Holey Artisan cafe attack that shook Bangladesh in July 2016. The film is a joint production by filmmaker Anubhav Sinha’s Benaras Mediaworks, T-Series along with Mahana Films’ Sahil Saigal, Sakshi Bhatt and Mazahir Mandasaurwala. . She had been auditioning with MCC (Mukesh Chhabra Casting) and was travelling when she got a call for this project. She shot the audition clip outdoors with the help of her friends. The actors participated in acting workshops before shooting commenced for Faraaz.
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