The Hungry (2017)
Overview
Tulsi Joshi, a widow and bride to be comes to her own wedding seeking revenge for the brutal murder of her first born son.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | hi |
| Popularity | 2.217 |
Directed By
Bornila Chatterjee
Crew
Bornila Chatterjee
Ashish Verma
Naved Farooqui
Andy Brunskill
Jamie Kataky
Kurban Kassam
Nandini Shrikent
Declan Reddington
Deborah Sathe
Sunny Vohra
Tessa Inkelaar
Orion Lee
Tanaji Dasgupta
Maria Walker
Nick Cooke
Antara Banerjee
Ben Bond
Sachin Vaish
Benedict Taylor
Bornila Chatterjee
Angeli Macfarlane
Kurban Kassam
Rohit Khattar
Tanaji Dasgupta
Ambica Setia
Amy Gibson
Oliver Buus
Aradhana Seth
Devika Dave
Shyam Reddy
Sonu Anand
Yash Shinde
Anjali Shah
Oliver Ferris
Akshita Garg
Zeeshan Khalil
Sajid Ali
Nigel Mills
Sheetal Sharma
Shubham Gupta
Simran Sawhney
Mrittika Sarin
Bas Chatmaleerat
Shriniwas Narayan Reddy
Baitong Monseu
Lucy Mitchell
Susmit Bob Nath
Vishwajeet Singh Rathore
Sophia Hardman
Avijit Khanwilkar
TOP CAST
Naseeruddin Shah
Tathagat Ahuja
Tisca Chopra
Tulsi Joshi
Neeraj Kabi
Arun Kumar
Arjun Gupta
Sunny Ahuja
Sayani Gupta
Loveleen Ahuja
Suraj Sharma
Ankur Joshi
Antonio Aakeel
Chirag Joshi
Karan A. Pandit
Bentley Sharma
Savita Rani
Maid Meena
Jayant Kripalani
Mr. Poddaar
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