Richa Chadha heading for her international debut

This is not Richa  Chadha first international endeavor, as she previously headlined the critically acclaimed Indo-French production Masaan and Love Sonia, which was an indie based out of Hollywood, this current film Ainaa is set in both London and India. Indo-Brit production marks another significant milestone in Richa’s impressive career, as she takes on the lead role alongside British actor William Moseley. Ainaa was officially launched and announced at the prestigious House of Lords by the makers of the film last evening where R.t Hon. Stuart Andrew, M.P. Parliamentary Under Secretary of State, Department for Culture,Media and Sport announced the film alongside the lead cast, director and producers of the film. Ainaa is being helmed by director Markus Meedt, who makes his feature debut with the project. The film is a social drama about the impact violence caused by war on human beings and the society at large. Speaking of this project, Richa said, “I’m excited to be working in a new part of the world, I like to experiment. They have put together an impressive crew of the best of talent from India and the UK. It’s truly going to be a collaborative effort to embark on a film that deals with such an important subject. We are currently in London prepping for the film with the shooting expected to commence on June 2nd. I have always strived for a challenging role and this one sure is one of the toughest parts I have taken up”. Sharing the screen with Chadha is William Moseley, a renowned British actor who gained fame as a child actor in “The Chronicles of Narnia” films. Moseley also made an impactful appearance in the Indian film “Margarita With A Straw,” showcasing his exceptional talent and versatility as an actor. The film is being produced by Big Cat Films UK and the producers are Geeta Bhalla and PJ Singh. Read all the  Latest News,  Trending News,  Cricket News,  Bollywood News,  India News and  Entertainment News here. Follow us on  Facebook,  Twitter and  Instagram.