Prachi Desai announces digital debut with SILENCE; First look is out!

New Delhi: Bollywood actress Prachi Desai has been away from the limelight for a long time. She was last seen in Karbonn. Prachi, who has been away from the big screen for a long time, is now going to make a digital debut. She will step on the digital platform from Investigative Murder Mystery ‘Silence…… Can You Hear It?’. Manoj Bajpayee is also going to be seen in the film along with Prachi. The film will be released on 26 March on Zee5.

'Silence' first look is out:

After anticipating fans with Manoj Vajpayee's first look from the film, the platform has now released Prachi Desai's first character poster, presenting her look to the audience for the first time. She will be seen playing the role of a police officer led by Manoj Bajpayee. Prachi is all set to make her digital debut with this film and her fans are eagerly waiting to see her again on screen!

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https://twitter.com/ItsPrachiDesai/status/1367777791790346240?s=20

Prachi Desai as Police Officer:

Talking about the poster release and her look, Prachi Desai said, “Main silence… can you hear it? I am playing the role of a police officer. My character 'Sanjana' works in team in association with ACP Avinash, played by Manoj Bajpayee sir. She is a strong, calm, sharp-minded fox with a hunger for challenges. This is the first time I am playing the role of a police officer who made me feel a bit nervous but overall it has been a memorable and tremendous learning experience. "

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This murder mystery revolves around the mysterious disappearance of a woman. As she prepares to leave her house, a tragic incident occurs after which the woman disappears and one day later her corpse is discovered by trekkers.

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