The
teaser
of
Vidya
Balan
and
Shefali
Shah
starrer
thriller
film
Jalsa
is
finally
out
now.
The
movie
will
be
streaming
on
Amazon
Prime
Video
from
March
18,
2022.
The
movie
also
stars
Manav
Kaul,
Rohini
Hattangadi,
Iqbal
Khan,
Vidhatri
Bandi,
Shrikant
Mohan
Yadav,
Shafeen
Patel,
and
Surya
Kasibhatla
in
pivotal
roles.
Talking
about
the
teaser,
by
the
looks
of
it,
a
shocking
accident
sets
the
tone
for
the
film.
Vidya
Balan
plays
a
journalist
while
Shefali
Shah
plays
a
mother
who
is
seemingly
also
battling
her
own
demons.
Vidya's
character
is
also
hinted
to
be
facing
some
inner
turmoil
in
her
personal
life.
The
teaser
also
showcases
some
glimpses
of
the
other
characters
from
Jalsa.
It
will
be
interesting
to
see
the
camaraderie
between
the
two
power-packed
performers,
Vidya
Balan
and
Shefali
Shah
after
looking
at
this
riveting
teaser.
The
movie
has
been
directed
by
Suresh
Triveni.
Sharing
the
teaser,
Vidya
Balan
wrote,
"Get
ready
to
uncover
a
story
within
a
story.
#JalsaOnPrime
on
18th
March,
on
@primevideoin.
Teaser
out
now." Take
a
look
at
the
teaser.
The
teaser
takes
the
audience
into
the
intense
world
of
Jalsa
that
is
full
of
thrill,
giving
us
a
sneak
peek
into
what
lies
ahead
in
this
highly
engaging
and
captivating
tale.
Replete
with
some
spellbinding
performances
and
a
nerve-wracking
storyline,
Jalsa
promises
to
keep
you
at
the
edge,
leaving
you
intrigued
for
more.
The
movie
is
bankrolled
by
Bhushan
Kumar
&
Krishan
Kumar
(T-Series),
Vikram
Malhotra
&
Shikhaa
Sharma
(Abundantia
Entertainment)
and
Suresh
Triveni.
Director
Suresh
Triveni
has
earlier
collaborated
with
Vidya
Balan
for
the
critically
acclaimed
Tumhari
Sulu,
and
the
duo
is
now
coming
together
for
the
second
feature.
It
also
marks
the
third
collaboration
between
Amazon
Prime
Video
and
Vidya
Balan.
Jalsa
is
also
the
next
step
in
the
long-standing
association
between
Prime
Video
and
Abundantia
Entertainment,
following
a
celebrated
content
slate
that
includes
Shakuntala
Devi,
Sherni,
Chhorii,
Ram
Setu,
and
the
hugely
popular
Amazon
Original
series
Breathe.
"At
Prime
Video,
when
selecting
stories,
we
look
for
authenticity
and
freshness.
Stories
that
are
nuanced
and
beyond
conventional
storytelling
are
finding
viewership
worldwide.
In
a
fine
blend
of
drama
and
thrill,
Jalsa
offers
a
truly
differentiated
story,
made
better
by
performances
from
a
brilliant
cast,"
revealed
Manish
Menghani,
head,
content
licensing,
Amazon
Prime
Video.