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    Rajan Mishra Brings Article 25 to Theatres Soon – A Courtroom Drama Based on Alleged Religious Conversion

    WebDeskBy WebDeskAugust 10, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    New Delhi [India], August 10: The much-awaited courtroom drama Article 25, written and directed by Rajan Mishra and Anushman Srivastavaa, is all set for a theatrical release across India. Produced under the banner of Megapixels Entertainment Private Limited, the film explores themes of justice, abuse of power, and alleged religious conversion through an intense legal drama.

    Shot in Lucknow and based on true events, the story follows Sara Sheikh, a young psychiatrist whose life is shattered after a horrific crime. Refusing to bow to family pressure and political influence, she chooses to fight for justice. As the courtroom trial unfolds, shocking secrets, political conspiracies, corruption, and an alleged religious conversion network are brought to light, transforming her personal battle into a larger fight for truth.

    The film features a strong ensemble cast including Yashpal Sharma, Vinn Modgill, Raajgopal Iyer, Shakti Kumar, Susheel Prasher, Akansha Panday, Parul Rai, and Garima Kapoor in pivotal roles. The cinematography is by Gautam Chaudhary.

    Article 25 is produced by Rajan Mishra, Tirash Pal Singh, and Akhilesh Tripathi, under the banner of Megapixels Entertainment Private Limited, and is written and directed by Rajan Mishra and Anushman Shrivastava.

    With filming completed, Article 25 is now ready for its theatrical release. Blending a gripping courtroom narrative with a socially relevant subject, the film aims to spark discussion while delivering an engaging cinematic experience. Rajan Mishra has a big hope with the film and it focuses on the dark part of religious conversion and wrongful influence.

    If you object to the content of this press release, please notify us at pr.error.rectification@gmail.com. We will respond and rectify the situation within 24 hours.

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