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Psychologi­cal thrillers fascinate Parvin Dabas

- Sneha Mahadevan sneha.mahadevan@hindustant­imes.com ■

It has only been two weeks since the first trailer for the psychologi­cal thriller, Mirror Game: Ab Khel Shuru, was released, and it has already garnered over a million views.

The film, set in New Jersey, US, revolves around a psychology professor, played by Parvin Dabas (right), and the difficulti­es he faces in his personal and profession­al life. “I’m glad the trailer was received so well. It’s a validation that people are looking forward to the film, because a trailer essentiall­y gives you a peek at the film. This also means that there is an audience for psychologi­cal thrillers,” Parvin says.

Speaking about the genre, Parvin says that if psychologi­cal thrillers from Hollywood do well in India, it proves that people are interested in this kind of cinema. He adds, “Our audience is opening up and experiment­ing, as far as our films are concerned. If you give them good content, there will be takers. Look at films like Inception (2010). They did so well in our country.

“The best thing about this genre is that it makes you think. The story stays with you long after you’ve seen the film, which is why I’m a huge fan of psychologi­cal thrillers.”

The film is helmed by director Vijit Sharma and also stars Pooja Batra and Omi Vaidya. “I play a professor who is successful, but is going through a personal crisis. His wife wants to leave him, and in a scenario like this, a relationsh­ip can wreak havoc, as a lot is going on in his mind. We have a great ensemble cast and every actor has played their part beautifull­y,” Parvin says.

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