After powerful performance in Amaran, Rohman Shawl to be seen playing Indian Army officer in Azaadi

Mumbai: To celebrate the 76th Republic Day,and to honour our Indian Army and Jammu & Kashmir Police officers, talented actor Rohman Shawl brings his next short movie titled as "Azaadi "based on real incidents.

The film has also received awards at Jammu Film Festival & Jharkhand Film Festival and it is presented by Kara Studios,which also stars Mir Sarwar in an important role with Abhimanyu Tomar in a guest appearance.

Rohman Shawl plays the character of Adnan, a dedicated Indian police officer who is captured by militants during a family visit. As he faces unimaginable brutality, his unwavering love for his country and family drives him to fight for survival. With intense action, emotional depth, and an inspiring portrayal of heroism, this film sheds light on the untold stories of Indian police officers in Kashmir.

Sharing this feeling Rohman says, "The back to back release of Amaran and Azaadi has been nothing short of life changing for me. In the span of two films, I traversed the spectrum of humanity, from protector to destroyer. It’s been both a test and a triumph, and as a Kashmiri, these roles carry the weight of my roots, as well as the universal struggles they reflect."

"Looking back, I consider 2024 a year of transformation. It’s the year that truly defined me as an actor. In Azaadi, I play Adnan, an honest police officer wrestling with the moral and emotional chaos of conflict, while in Amaran, a terrorist, whose character is driven by darkness and desperation,” he said.

Rohman, who recently made a powerful debut as the antagonist in Sai Pallavi and Shivakarthikeyan-starrer Amaran, has impressed the audience with his outstanding performance as Asif Wani, a terrorist.

Rohman was loved and Praised for his performances, action sequences and emotional storytelling. Amaran has emerged as one of the biggest successes of 2024. Directed by Rajkumar Periasamy.

After receiving so much love & appreciation for his antagonist performances Rohman will now be seen playing an Indian Army officer of Jammu & Kashmir.