SRINAGAR: Atwal Films Private Limited is thrilled to announce the commencement of shooting for their upcoming film Shagird, an inspiring tale cantered around the life of a young Kashmiri woman who rises from humble beginnings to build a unicorn business.
The press conference, held in Srinagar, saw the official declaration of this much-anticipated project. Shagird tells the gripping story of a determined female entrepreneur from a remote village in Kashmir, who defies all odds, societal expectations, and challenges to become a business tycoon in the competitive world of start-ups.
Speaking at the event, the team at Atwal Films expressed their excitement about bringing this empowering story to life. They emphasized the film’s focus on resilience, innovation, and the strength of women who are breaking barriers and redefining success in Kashmir and beyond.
“We believe this is a story that needs to be told,” said the film’s director. “Shagird is more than just a movie – it’s a tribute to all the women who are changing the narrative in the business world, especially in regions where opportunities are few and challenges are many.”
The lead actress for the role of the female entrepreneur was also revealed, though further details about the cast and crew remain under wraps. The filmmakers assured that the movie will highlight not only the professional journey but also the personal struggles and cultural backdrop of Kashmir, giving viewers a comprehensive look into the life of a self-made woman.
Atwal Films Private Limited is known for producing stories with strong social messages and real-life inspirations, and *Shagird* is expected to be no different. The film aims to inspire young women across the region and beyond, reminding them that no dream is too big, no matter where you start.
Filming is set to take place across various scenic locations in Jammu and Kashmir, capturing the beauty of the region while also portraying its raw reality. The release date for *Shagird* will be announced soon, with anticipation already building among audiences.
