Udaipur Files released after long legal battle, audience call it mirror to society
Watch the trailer here: The film-goers also reflected on the role of hatred, religious fanaticism and social media, which has been shown in detail in the film. The audience believes that this film is not just a story but a warning that if society remains silent, the next victim could be someone else.'Udaipur Files', which was earlier titled 'Gyanvapi Files: A Tailor's Murder Story', was previously scheduled to release on July 11, 2025. However, after going through a long legal battle, the Supreme Court directed the film's release on August 8.'Udaipur Files', featuring actor Vijay Raaz in the lead role is produced by Amit Jani.- EndsMust Watch
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