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"WOMAN FROM GEORGIA"
US NRI producer, Solila Parida is making Hollywood film on reincarnation, Indian culture

Mumbai, April 13, 2005

N. Chandra, who is busy with his English film "A Woman From Georgia", has been signed by Sahara One and Boney Kapoor to direct their next ventures.



Bombay, April 12, 2005
NRI Press

US NRI, an Orissa-born film producer is making a Hollywood film centering on reincarnation and Indian culture that will be filmed at locations in this state and the prairies in the United States.

Solila Parida, now settled in the U.S., has cast television stars Phillip Rhys and Susan May Pratt in ‘The Women of Georgia,’ which is scheduled for release in June.

Bollywood director N. Chandra, best known for the superhit ‘Tezaab,’ is directing the film. N. Chandra will be assisted by Michael Scott Reid. Predrag Dubraveic is the director of photography. Wayne Sharpe has composed the musical score for the film, which has a theme song in English.

It may be recalled that WOMAN FROM GEORGIA is based on a short story written by Prassana Pati “The movie is based on a story written by an Orissa-based writer named Prasanna Pati. It took a year’s painstaking labor to convert the story into a script.” It is about a girl who attained sati 120 years ago and was subsequently re-born in a western country. A top Indian actress will play the lead role in the part of the story shot in India, Parida said without disclosing the actress’s name.

With an estimated budget of Rs. 140 million ($3.1 million), ‘The Women of Georgia’ will feature scenes of quintessential life in a typical Orissa village and then move across to the vastness of the prairies of Georgia, Parida said.

 

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