Courtesy:
IndiaFM
Sunday,
January
14,
2007
February
9th
is
going
to
be
the
best
Friday
for
Anurag
Kashyap
as
his
highly
awaited
film
Black
Friday
will
finally
release.
The
film
was
banned
two
years
ago
by
the
Bombay
High
Court
despite
having
a
censor
certificate.
Adlabs
today
announced
acquisition
of
worldwide
distribution
rights
of
the
critically-acclaimed
docu-drama,
Black
Friday
which
is
based
on
the
1993
Bombay
blasts
which
left
257
dead
and
1400
injured
and
brought
into
the
spotlight
the
mafia-terrorist
nexus
prevalent
today.
Based
on
S.
Hussain
Zaidi's
book
on
the
same
subject,
the
film
takes
one
into
the
heart
of
the
conspiracy
behind
the
Bombay
blasts
and
the
massive
follow-up
investigation.
Produced
by
Arindam
Mitra
and
directed
by
Anurag
Kashyap,
the
film
features
the
stellar
acting
talents
of
Kay
Kay
Menon,
Pavan
Malhotra
and
Aditya
Srivastava
playing
Inspector
Rakesh
Maria,
Tiger
Memon
and
police
informer
'Badshah
Khan'
respectively.
The
film
is
presented
by
Mid-Day
Multimedia
Limited
and
Adlabs
and
will
be
released
nationwide
and
overseas
on
9th
February
2007.
Elaborating
on
the
announcement,
Sunir
Kheterpal,
COO
-
Film
Distribution,
Adlabs
Films
Ltd.,
said,
"Black
Friday
is
a
bold
and
brave
story
that
is
waiting
to
be
told
to
the
Indian
public
and
we
are
very
happy
to
be
facilitating
its
release
on
the
scale
and
the
platform
that
a
film
like
Black
Friday
truly
deserves."