Aashiesh Sharrma’s Khejdi earns industry backing at well-attended screening night
A special screening of Khejdi, starring Aashiesh Sharrma, turned into a well-attended evening as several names from the entertainment industry came together to support the film. Among those present were Archana Taide, Shrutika Arjun, Jigyasa Singh, Vikrant Singh Rajpoot, Reva Kaurase, Akshara Singh, Parveen Singhal and Paritosh Tripathi, who extended their support to the team.
Khejdi has already earned recognition at several international film festivals. The film is currently available on the Stage app, owned by Singhal. It is created, written and produced under Aashiesh Archana Creations and directed by Rohit Dwivedi. The project has been showcased at festivals such as the NYC South Asian Film Festival, the Texas South Asian Film Festival and the Mexico International Film Festival, among others, with screenings across multiple countries.
The film features Aashiesh Sharrma in the lead, portraying a transgender character for the first time in his career. In addition to acting, he has also contributed as a writer and producer, making the project particularly significant for him. Known for his work in shows like Siya Ke Ram, Chandragupta Maurya and Rangrasiya, the actor takes on a markedly different role with this film.
The screening saw conversations around the film’s subject, with guests interacting with the cast and acknowledging the effort behind the project. Several attendees also appreciated the sensitivity with which the theme has been handled.
With international exposure already behind it and industry interest building, Khejdi has begun to generate curiosity among viewers ahead of its wider reach. The evening reflected steady support for independent storytelling and diverse narratives.
Jigyasa Singh and Shrutika Arjun at the screening of Khejdi
The film features Aashiesh Sharrma in the lead, portraying a transgender character for the first time in his career. In addition to acting, he has also contributed as a writer and producer, making the project particularly significant for him. Known for his work in shows like Siya Ke Ram, Chandragupta Maurya and Rangrasiya, the actor takes on a markedly different role with this film.
Vikrant Singh Rajpoot and Akshara Singh at the screening of Khejdi
The screening saw conversations around the film’s subject, with guests interacting with the cast and acknowledging the effort behind the project. Several attendees also appreciated the sensitivity with which the theme has been handled.
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