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First poster of Manoj Bajpayee’s international film In the Shadows out!

Manoj Bajpayee’s first international project, In The Shadows (Gali Guliyaan), is attracting a lot of eyeballs even before entering theatres. The latest news regarding the film is that it has been selected for its grand premiere at three prestigious film festivals - Busan International Film Festival, MAMI and the Chicago Film Festival. To celebrate the feat, makers of the movie have launched its first look.

Directed by Los Angeles-based filmmaker and winner of Director’s Guild of America Awards - Dipesh Jain, In the Shadows (Gali Guliyaan) revolves around a man who is confined within the city walls and in his own mind. The movie boasts an impressive lineup of actors like Manoj Bajpayee, Ranvir Shorey, Neeraj Kabi and Shahana Goswami along with debutant child actor Om Singh.


Expressing his excitement over the film's selection for three international film festivals, actor Manoj Bajpayee said, "It is indeed a time for celebrations for the entire team of In the Shadows as it premiers simultaneously at three prestigious film festivals together - the dates are clashing and we want to be at all the festivals."

Adding to this the director Dipesh Shah says, "I am proud to unveil the poster of our film with the amazing announcements of our film travelling to all these film festivals - really looking forward to this."

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