
Cama Sood Hara
A Film by Haresh Sood







After a full year of touring internationally,
Team Cama Sood Hara are pleased to announce...
'Extended Tour Dates for 2026'
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January - Opportunities Announcement Video
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February - Stand Up & Screening Announcement at Warwick Arts Centre
Past Screenings & Events,
Sunday, 3rd November 2024 - Cast, Crew & Press Pre-view Screening
December 2024 - Trailer Launch
Thu-Sun, 23-26 January 2025 - Hucknall
Thursday, 27 February 2025 - Great Yarmouth
Thursday, 13th March 2025 - Rotherham
Thursday, 3rd April 2025 - Daventry
Saturday, 19th April 2025 - Beck Theatre Hayes, West London
Thursday, 8th May 2025 - Beeston
Thursday, 12th June 2025 - Cork, Ireland
Saturday 21 June 2025 - Void Cinema Sheffield Hallam
Thursday 10 July 2025 - Peterhead, Scotland
Friday-Thursday 15-21 August 2025 - Preston
Sunday, 14th September 2025 - Bonington Theatre, Arnold, Nottingham (Special Screening #MNBFDW)
Sunday, 19th October 2025 - MAC Birmingham
Thursday 30th October - Attenborough Film Theatre - Leicester University
Sunday, 16th November- Lumiere Romford, East London.
Sunday 14th December 2025 - Special 1 Year Red Carpet Anniversary of #CSH Tour & Stand up by Haresh Sood - Broadway, Nottingham.
'A BEAUTIFULLY CRAFTED FILM '
Saskia Wilson
MA Film Course
& Film Director -
BAFTA Nominee
'A VERY INTELLIGENT FILM'
Colin Pons
Film Producer
& BAFTA Winner
'A FACINATING, INSIGHTFUL & CLEVER FILM'
Rajiv Popat
ITV Reporter
SUPPORTED BY
THE MA FILMMAKING SCHOOL

Red carpet welcome for guests at 'Cama Sood Hara' premiere
READ: Article on Lancashire Telegraph
Deputy Mayor of Preston City Council, Cllr Nweeda Khan, was among the guests at ‘Cama Sood Hara’, which ran for a week at the Preston Arc Cinema.
The film will now go on to show at venues in Nottingham, Birmingham and Leicester.
The documentary was also shot across the UK, India and Spain, with the title of the film, a spin on a famous Indian scripture.
Nottingham-based filmmaker and barrister Haresh Sood highlights the ‘discrimination, taunts, comments, and amusing views’ he had to endure within what he describes as the ‘dark underbelly’ of the Indian matrimonial system.

