'Reva' Based on a True Story: Parag Chapekar's Short Film Delivers a Powerful 'Save the Daughter' Message
Reva: The Unseen Wound: 'Reva: The Unseen Wound' is a short film that highlights the serious issue of discrimination against girls in society.
'Reva' is the name of the short film directed by Parag Chapekar. This film is claimed to have been based on a true incident. The actress playing Reva is Ravi Kaur Lubana.
As per an ANI report, the film was inspired by some true incidents. It narrates the tragic tale of an innocent girl who was murdered by her own family due to discrimination. After many years, the truth behind her gets revealed through a spiritual link.
Indeed, the film conveys a strong message of 'Save the Daughter, Save Your Future.' It depicts the Narmada River as a witness to truth and justice. The film was shot on the banks of the sacred Narmada River.
Producer Balwinder Singh says that "Reva" is a socially awakening and emotionally moving film. It reminds us that crimes committed against innocents can never be hidden. According to director Parag Chapekar, the film is a unique blend of real life and spirituality. It gives voice to every daughter who has the full right to live with dignity.
The film is directed by Parag Chapekar. It is co-produced by Balwinder Singh and Dr. Parvinder Singh Lubana. The film stars Rashmi Gupta, Sagar Wahi, Dr. Parvinder Lubana, Dr. Shriya Yadav, Sanchita Bhavsar, Ravi Kaur Lubana, and Pravi Kaur Lubana.
