Tees (2024)
Spanning across 90 years, follow a middle-class Muslim family across three generations. 2042. Six months after his manuscript titled Tees (30) is rejected for publication by the Literature and Arts Commission, Anhad Draboo, a young freelance prostitute, meets Niharika, a “reader” from the Commission – who has been searching for Anhad ever since she read his manuscript. 2018. Zia Draboo, a corporate lawyer living in Mumbai and all set to buy the flat she has been renting with her partner Meera, finds out she cannot buy it because of the Housing Society’s resistance to her name. 1989-90. Ayesha, a housebound State Radio newsreader in Srinagar, Kashmir, reaches out to her childhood friend Usha to solicit help from her husband – a government official. She needs it for her own husband, Ghulam Muhammad, who faces bankruptcy and ruin amongst rising unrest in the city.
Director: Dibakar Banerjee
 |
Naseeruddin Shah as Gasha |
 |
Huma Qureshi as Zia Draboo/Bunny |
 |
Manisha Koirala as Ayesha Draboo |
 |
Kalki Koechlin as Chairwoman |
 |
Neeraj Kabi as Ghulam Mohammad Draboo |
 |
Divya Dutta as Usha Handoo |
 |
Zoya Hussain as Niharika |
 |
Shashank Arora as Anhad Draboo |
 |
Faisal Rashid as Mayank Mishra |
 |
Ivanka Das as Teetu |
 |
Ruchi Pujara as Meera Srivasatava |
|
Archana Patel as Upasana |
|
Rohan Joshi as Young Gasha |
 |
Dibakar Banerjee as Rajeev Kaul (Voice) |
|
Araham Sawant as Farhan |
 |
Deepak Parashar as Deepak Parashar (Voice) |
|
Lakshvir Singh Saran as Vikesh |
|
Noman Qayani as Norman |
|
Jaspreet Singh as Ashok Handoo |
|
Aditi Sivaraman as Virushka (Voice) |
|
Sayed Mohammed Dafiq as Young Anhad |
|
Saesha Jain as Young Bunny 1 |
|
Trisha as Young Bunny 2 |
| Directing | Dibakar Banerjee | Director |
| Camera | Ranjan Palit | Director of Photography |
| Art | Laxmi Keluskar | Production Design |
| Production | Rohit Khaitan | Executive Producer |
| Writing | Dibakar Banerjee | Writer |
| Writing | Gaurav Solanki | Writer |
