Shweta Tiwari’s daughter Palak Tiwari to debut with Vivek Oberoi’s Rosie: The Saffron Chapter, see poster – bollywood

Film trade analyst Taran Adarsh shared the poster on Twitter and wrote, “ANNOUNCEMENT… #PalakTiwari – daughter of #ShwetaTiwari – to enact the title role in #Rosie… Directed by Vishal Mishra… Starts later this year… Presented by Mandiraa Entertainment and #VivekOberoi’s Oberoi Mega Entertainment in association with Prerna V Arora.”

ANNOUNCEMENT… #PalakTiwari – daughter of #ShwetaTiwari – to enact the title role in #Rosie… Directed by Vishal Mishra… Starts later this year… Presented by Mandiraa Entertainment and #VivekOberoi‘s Oberoi Mega Entertainment in association with Prerna V Arora… Poster… pic.twitter.com/nk5QHMQzuM

— taran adarsh (@taran_adarsh) July 29, 2020

Rosie: The Saffron Chapter is said to be based on true events that took place in Gurugram. The film will be based on the story of disappearance of a woman in the city.

Vivek took to Twitter to invite entries for a prominent roles in the film. He wrote, “The last date to submit your entries in the #RosieTalentHunt is 12th August. To be judged by Kishore Namit Kapoor. As promised, we will cast the winner in a prominent role in the film alongside our #Rosie – @palaktiwarii!”

The last date to submit your entries in the #RosieTalentHunt is 12th August. To be judged by Kishore Namit Kapoor.

As promised, we will cast the winner in a prominent role in the film alongside our #Rosie – @palaktiwarii! #RosieTheSaffronChapter pic.twitter.com/ispvGpNZVT

— Vivek Anand Oberoi (@vivekoberoi) July 29, 2020

Talking about her daughter’s future aspirations, Shweta had told Hindustan Times in an interview in December, “She’s waiting for a right project to come. She also wants to finish her studies first. She doesn’t want to hop into her career without proper education. She wants to take a degree and then start working. What she keeps saying is ‘When people come to interview me, I want to sound like Amit (Amitabh Bachchan) ji and Shah Rukh Khan, larger than life. I want to be well-read, I want to sound educated.’”

Talking about the film, Vivek had said, “With my new venture, I want to support the concept-driven films that I believe can change the movie landscape in their respective genres. And not just the film, but also make way for new talent. With Rosie, I hope to achieve both. It’s a franchise and with every sequel, we hope to introduce someone new in the industry.”

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He had added, “In a country full of strange supernatural events, we have rarely seen any horror-thriller films based on true events. With Rosie, I hope to break those grounds without falling prey to any horror film cliches. I’m excited that this project, like Iti is backed by Vivek Anand Oberoi and Prerna V Arora, who share my vision on both films. Being an outsider myself, I can relate to the struggles or challenges that are posed in this industry. I’ve been lucky to get so much acceptance and support here, and I want to pass it onto those who are trying to make it here.”

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