Kiran Khoje, a renowned actress who starred in “Talvar”, “Hindi Medium’’, and “Super 30”, is set to appear in the upcoming Marathi film “Terava”. The film depicts the plight of farmers’ wives in drought-hit regions, who are left alone after their husbands commit suicide due to debt. Kiran plays the main role of a farmer’s wife and shares her experience of working on this emotional film.

“‘Terava’ is a heart-wrenching film that explores the lives of children who lost their fathers and young women who their husbands abandoned. The film shows the real challenges, struggles, and resilience of these women. It is a moving story of how they cope with adversity and find hope,” she said.

“I feel honoured to have played the role of a farmer’s wife in ‘Terava’. It was a deep and meaningful experience to connect with the character, knowing that she represents the real farmers’ wives and their stories of courage and strength,” she added.

The film is scheduled to release on March 8, coinciding with International Women’s Day. Kiran said the film is a tribute to women and their confidence, determination and strength. She added, “The film’s release on Women’s Day is very special as ‘Terava’ celebrates the everyday lives of women who face many challenges. I hope the film will inspire many people, especially women, by showcasing the amazing stories of these real-life heroines. It reflects the spirit of Women’s Day, highlighting empowerment and resilience.”

Kiran also shared the message that the film conveys to the audience. She said, “The main message of ‘Terava’ is that one should never give up, no matter what. The film emphasizes the power of collective strength, showing how these women, despite facing hardships in farming, loss, and other difficulties, came together to rebuild their lives.”

“The film portrays the real women who have overcome the hardships of being farmers’ wives, single mothers, and widows. The film teaches us that resilience, hard work, and a collective spirit can overcome any situation. The story resonates with a universal theme of facing problems head-on and finding solutions together,” Kiran concluded.