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Actor Adam Saini, Sneha Ullal & Singer Kumar Sanu unveiled “Scar” movie poster Directed by Manish Vatssalya
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], April 29: The official movie poster launch for the upcoming movie “Scar” took place today, directed by Manish Vatssalya and featuring leading actors Sneha Ullal and Adam Saini. The movie also boasts a powerful song sung by Kumar Sanu. “Scar” is a movie that is close to my heart, and it is […]
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], April 29: The official movie poster launch for the upcoming movie “Scar” took place today, directed by Manish Vatssalya and featuring leading actors Sneha Ullal and Adam Saini. The movie also boasts a powerful song sung by Kumar Sanu.
“Scar” is a movie that is close to my heart, and it is a story that needed to be told,” said Adam Saini. “It’s based on my own personal experience of facing racism and discrimination while living abroad. I wanted to share this story with the world, to raise awareness of these issues and to start conversations that lead to positive change.”
Douglas McKenna, Head of production sajd reading the script for ‘Scar’ was a truly fascinating experience. The film is packed with action that will keep audiences on the edge of their seats. But what really sets this movie apart is the underlying theme of racism. As someone who has experienced it firsthand, I believe that this is an issue that affects us all, no matter where we come from or what we look like. ‘Scar’ is a powerful reminder that, at the end of the day, we are all human beings, and that we need to come together to fight against discrimination and injustice.
During the poster release event, Sneha Ullal spoke about the inspiration behind the movie, stating that “Scar” is a story about the different types of scars that humans carry – whether it’s spiritual, emotional or physical. She also shared her primary reason for joining the project, which is to shed light on the issue of racism and discrimination that is happening around the world. Adam Saini echoed her sentiments and shared his own personal experiences of facing racism while living abroad.
