#CSH OPENS AS No.1 AT THE BOX

OFFICE @ HUCKNALL ARC CINEMA

THIS WEEKEND WITH 50,000

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HARESH SOOD FILMS PAGE!

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Film Analyst Sushma Rawat reports.

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​Cama Sood Hara successfully opened the first leg of the international tour leaving audiences ‘moved’ ‘emotional’ and ‘touched’!

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The  film directed by Hareh Sood, resident of Hucknall, Nottinghamsire, a Barrister and Filmmaker has surprised audiences and critics, with it's thought provoking theme. It leaves you questioning, thinking and reflecting upon yourself. ​

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Over the 4 days of back-to-back screenings with Q and A sessions with Haresh, audiences said they ‘laughed’, ‘cried’ but above all left the cinema feeling ‘inspired’ with ‘their thoughts provoked about themselves and their own lives and views’, 

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Sushma Rawat, film analyst shared, ‘Every story has a beginning, but not all stories are told. #CSH, takes audiences on a journey through untold moments, hidden truths, and the lives of those who lived them. The film enjoyed a successful set of screenings at Nottingham’s Arc Cinema Hucknall from January 23rd to January 26th, showcasing a fresh new perspective on relationships and challenging norms of life.’

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Payal Sood the Publicist said ‘#CSH is an intriguing documentary that delves into themes of relationships, personal growth, and the complexities of marriage. By addressing unspoken sensitivities, no doubt it is resonating deeply with audiences. Given the fact that Haresh is a practising Barrister and had worked as a teacher in the past, his ability to educate audiences and articulate the story are impeccable. This film is a must-watch for those interested in exploring the emotional and societal dimensions of modern relationships not to mention expectations.

 

The positive feedback and the public demand for repeat screenings has been overwhelming. We were thrilled by the incredible turnout and deeply moved by the tremendously positive reviews. Everyone who watched #CSH shared their appreciation and feedback, noting how relatable the film felt in one way or another.

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Haresh Sood Films is truly grateful for both these ladies, who worked tirelessly in hosting the Q and A alongside presenting, marketing and promoting the film which yielded brilliant results. Haresh and the Production team cannot be thankful enough to them both for their hard work and not to mention Rohan Beri who also assisted them.

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Haresh from www.theteachersbarrister.com is one of the only specialist and niche Direct Access Barristers in the country who works as an Education Barrister who has served as Teacher for many years in the past. He says,  ‘I am always keen to educate others and love showing audiences taboo topics but by using the old-fashioned method of ‘show and tell, I am simply blown away by the reactions to the film thus far!’

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The 4 days of film screenings had a long list of VIPs who came and could not stop praising the film saying it was something to learn from. Councillor John Wilmott, Councillor Hetvi Parekh, Hindu Temple Secretary Veena Sharma and Chairman Rajesh Sharma, Bhavesh Jani the Nottingham Asian Arts Council Coordinator and Kashmeera Gorecha the Chairperson of the Indian Community and Cultural Association Nottingham, all said one thing in common ‘an absolute must watch for all’!

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Mark Gallagher the Marketing Head for Arc Chain of Cinemas UK and Ireland said ‘Haresh’s film just goes to show it’s not about the cast, but about the content, and what works in his film, is the honesty in which he has told his story which everyone, even I can relate to. However, we must thank Pancho, who is the true star of the film!’

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For those who want to see it in Nottingham again, please note down 8 May for one night only special. Tickets will be on sale soon.

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For tour dates around the county, please see; Cinema Tickets | Cama Sood Hara