Taali Trailer Review: Sushmita Sen Sheds Light on Transgender Struggles, Promising to Stir Your Soul

Today, the creators of the show 'Taali', with Sushmita Sen in the lead role, revealed its trailer. The trailer presents a strong, self-assured, and fierce aspect of the actress. 'Taali' will be available for watching on Jio Cinema starting from August 15th. The show is inspired by the remarkable journey of transgender activist Shreegauri Sawant.

Sushmita Sen is ready to come back strongly with a meaningful character in Ravi Jadhav's show called 'Taali.' The creators of the show have revealed the real trailer of 'Taali,' featuring the main actress playing the role of the brave transgender activist Shreegauri Sawant. Before this, Sushmita Sen gave a sneak peek of 'Taali' and shared when the full trailer would come out. 'Taali' will be available for everyone to watch on JioCinema starting from August 15, and you won't need to pay anything to watch it.

Sushmita Sen announced the date when the trailer will come out by removing the words of the show from a glass surface. This revealed the picture of Gauri, which is played by Sushmita Sen in the show. She did this announcement on her Instagram. Sushmita Sen wrote, "Gauri aa gayi hai. Apne swabhimaan, sammaan aur swatantrata ki kahaani lekar. #Taali - Bajayenge nahi, bajwayenge!"

The trailer shows Sushmita Sen playing the character of Gauri, who is determined to fight for the rights of transgender people in India. The trailer gives a glimpse of her brave journey filled with challenges, strength, and victory. It starts with a strong voice speaking, where she introduces herself as Shreegauri Sawant and shares her story of transforming from 'Ganesh' to 'Gauri.'

Who is Gauri Ganesh Nandan aka Gauri Sawant?

Gauri Sawant, a person who helps others in society, has been working for many years to support eunuchs. When Gauri was born, they were named 'Ganesh Nandan'. Life had its challenges, but Gauri knew their true self. It was hard for Gauri to tell their father the truth. So, Gauri left home to avoid causing embarrassment.

With the support of Humsafar Trust, Gauri transformed from Ganesh Nandan to Gauri Sawant. Gauri played a big role in the National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) case. This case started in 2013 and in 2014, the Supreme Court decided that transgenders should be recognized as a third gende

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Kartik D Nishandar and Arjun Singh Baran are the ones who came up with the idea for the show and made it happen. Ravi Jadhav directed 'Taali', and Kshitij Patwardhan wrote the story. This biographical show aims to tell us about the amazing life of Shreegauri Sawant, including her childhood, her journey of change, and how she played a big role in bringing positive changes for transgender people in India.