MUMBAI: On the heels of success of their latest film, Dhadak, Zee Studios comes on board to release one of the most intriguing films based on human trafficking, Love Sonia, on 14 September 2018 which has got standing ovations across screenings.

Director Tabrez Noorani expresses, "I am extremely happy to associate with Zee Studios, they have put their night behind content driven cinema and I am glad now they will be releasing Love Sonia in India. Both Amar, our Co- Producer, David and I are elated to have Zee Studios on board.”

On the association, Shariq Patel, CEO, Zee Studios shares, "As a studio, we believe in backing stories that need to be told, and support strong content that stays with audiences even after they leave the theatres. We are happy to come on board to release such a powerful story like Love Sonia."

Executive producer of the film Shalini Thackeray says, "I am extremely happy to have Zee studios partner with us again. We have made a very successful team earlier will replicate the same with Love Sonia. The movie is extremely important to us and it is good to have partners that believe in the content and want to make sure that it will reach out to the audiences in India.”

The film is a hard-hitting story of a 17 year old girl who risks her life to rescue her sister from a vicious human trafficking network across India, Hong Kong and Los Angeles.

Tamasha Talkies and Samraaj Talkies in association with India Take One Productions, Cinemantra Entertainment and Dynasty Consulting Group are presenting Love Sonia. The film is Tabrez Noorani's directorial debut, produced by the Academy Award nominated producer of Life of Pi, David Womark and Tabrez Noorani. Co-produced by Amar Butala and Executive Producers include Shalini Thackeray, Deepak Nayar and Pravesh Sahni.

The film has a strong ensemble cast including Manoj Bajpayee, Richa Chadha, Rajkummar Rao, Anupam Kher, Sai Tamhankar, Adil Hussain, Demi Moore, Mark Duplass with Freida Pinto and introducing Mrunal Thakur and Riya Sisodiya.

Love Sonia releases on 14 September 2018.