Award-winning Actor-Producer Faisal Khan and Rahul Khan Launch Beti Hindustan Ki Movie Trailer

Read Time:1 Minute, 41 Second

New Delhi (India), June 6: Actor Producer Faisal Khan and Rahul Khan have collaborated on a crucial film called Beti Hindustan Ki. The duo launched the trailer for the film, which has received a fantastic response from the audience. The film stars Faisal along with Aaqib Bilal, Manoj Bakshi, and Bobby Kumar. The shooting happened during the pandemic in Delhi, Mathura, Agra, Lucknow, Ghaziabad, Hapur and many more.

Beti Hindustan Ki is about women’s power. The makers revealed that it is a story of a small girl abandoned by her parents. The girl is adopted by Kinnars. When the girl grows up, she becomes an IPS officer. The film highlights women’s empowerment and respects the kinnar community deserves.

Faisal and Rahul also want to show how people become unhappy when a girl is born, even in today’s time. They want to show the reality where people still abandon their child if it’s a girl.

In Beti Hindustan Ki, actor Faisal Khan from the USA will also play a cop named Inspector Chulbul Pandey. Khan is also the executive producer of the film. About the film, Faisal says, “I am very happy to see the response for the trailer, especially on Instagram. We made this film to send an important message. I hope people take the message and get inspired to not differentiate between any gender.”

Rahul Khan, the film director, has worked very hard to make sure the film happens. Rahul is known for directing music videos and short movies. About Beti Hindustan Ki, Rahul says, “It has been an honour to work on such a significant issue we know happens in the society. It’s a first step towards changing the way people look at others. I am happy that people have loved the trailer.”

Rahul is currently working on another social message film, Insaniyat. He will share the details of his next film soon.

https://www.instagram.com/tv/CeT9QPhFWzK/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y

The post Award-winning Actor-Producer Faisal Khan and Rahul Khan Launch Beti Hindustan Ki Movie Trailer appeared first on Republic News Today.

Related Posts

Heat City: Antarpath – Chapter One Trailer Unveiled at Mumbai Launch Event, Promises a High-Stakes Crime Saga

Chirag M Trivedi’s upcoming thriller brings together business, organised crime, international cartels and national security. Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], October 7: The much-awaited trailer of Heat City: Antarpath – Chapter One…

‘Dhai Kilo Ka Haath’ Goes Live On The Set Of Oye Chill Maar!

Debutant TejasDev’s Action Move Lands a Little Too Hard — Co-Star Turns It Into a Sunny Paaji-Style Banter! Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], September 18: What happens when a debutant actor gets…

You Missed

Shikshagraha’s Mothers of Courage Named Finalist at UN SDG Action Awards 2026

  • By
  • October 7, 2026
Shikshagraha’s Mothers of Courage Named Finalist at UN SDG Action Awards 2026

Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2026: Henri Kagan, Kenso Soai Win for Asymmetric Synthesis Breakthrough

  • By
  • October 7, 2026
Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2026: Henri Kagan, Kenso Soai Win for Asymmetric Synthesis Breakthrough

Nikunj Dube Explores the Business Value of Sustainability in Debut Book ‘The Sustainability Dividend’

Nikunj Dube Explores the Business Value of Sustainability in Debut Book ‘The Sustainability Dividend’

Stocking Up for Diwali? Here’s the Oil You’ll Actually Need for Every Festive Dish

  • By
  • October 7, 2026
Stocking Up for Diwali? Here’s the Oil You’ll Actually Need for Every Festive Dish

A Divine Double Blessing for Singer Rashmi Arya: ‘Ganpati Deva’ Unveiled Under the Auspicious Blessings of Lalbaugcha Raja & Andhericha Raja

  • By
  • October 7, 2026
A Divine Double Blessing for Singer Rashmi Arya: ‘Ganpati Deva’ Unveiled Under the Auspicious Blessings of Lalbaugcha Raja & Andhericha Raja

India is NZ’s biggest student visa market, but INZ’s own data shows only about half of Indian applicants are approved

  • By
  • October 6, 2026
India is NZ’s biggest student visa market, but INZ’s own data shows only about half of Indian applicants are approved