The trailer of Hunkkaar: The Roar introduces Aneet Padda as Meenu, a 17-year-old rape survivor who refuses to stay silent. Fatima Sana Shaikh plays ACP Jasleen Singh Soni, who investigates the case as different versions of the truth emerge through the police, courtroom and media. The series also stars Mohammed Zeeshan Ayyub and streams from September 25
What happens when a young rape survivor refuses to behave the way society expects her to? Hunkkaar: The Roar looks at that question through a tense story of truth, power and perception. The trailer, unveiled by JioHotstar on Thursday (September 10), introduces Aneet Padda as Meenu, a 17-year-old survivor who refuses to remain silent.
The series promises a story where getting justice is not a simple journey. As the trailer progresses, Meenu finds herself caught in a battle where powerful people attempt to control the narrative, while the police, courtroom and media each bring their own version of the truth.
Aneet Padda and Fatima Shaikh lead the cast
Aneet Padda plays Meenu, a character who is not presented simply as a victim. She is shown as strong-willed, complicated and difficult to predict, making her choices an important part of the story.
Aneet said about playing Meenu Rawat, “Meenu isn’t defined by what happened to her, but by what she chooses after. She’s young, complicated and not always easy to understand, that’s what makes her real. Her one constant? A refusal to be silenced. I hope audiences see her vulnerability and the defiance at the heart of her journey."
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