Eesha has decided that enough is enough

Eesha Koppikhar says she will try to release Shabri on her own

Eesha Koppikhar says she will try to release Shabri on her own

After her three-year-old film Shabri, directed by debutant Lalit Marathe, got delayed due to a dispute between producer Ram Gopal Varma and distributors Adlabs, the actress is now planning to approach buyers herself to facilitate the film's release.

u00a0Doing it my way: Eesha Koppikhar

Ramu unavailable
Eesha says, "I really don't know what went wrong with Ramu but he stopped replying to any of our messages or calls. It's unfortunate that the project had to suffer because of one person. He washed his hands off the film a long time back, but now, I want to revive it. It's a special film and is very close to my heart."

The actress wants the film to release by November. She says, "It's now my responsibility to find someone who will help us out. I am in talks with a couple of people who might be interested in it."u00a0

u00a0When asked if she confronted Ramu, Koppikhar adds, "He has failed all of us. He simply has no answers. He was always busy when we tried to get in touch. It's unfortunate that a first-time director who's so talented had to suffer."

Weird and weirder
Adding that he even stopped the film from going to the Rome Film Festival she says, "It was weird when Ramu didn't let the film go to the festival. There was a huge buzz around Shabri around that time but he didn't cash in on it. I don't know exactly what went wrong with him."u00a0

u00a0Despite the unfortunate past, Eesha wants the film to have a wide release. "I am positive that Shabri will make it to theatres. I don't want to let whatever happened in the past affect the release of this film."