4 November 2026
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IPS Officer Simala Prasad Stars as Reel-Life ‘Supercop’ in ‘The Narmada Story’

Simala Prasad steps into the shoes of an investigating officer in the film, bringing authenticity and depth to the role.
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In a remarkable blend of reality and cinema, IPS officer Simala Prasad of the Madhya Pradesh cadre is set to make her film debut as the lead in the upcoming movie, “The Narmada Story.” This gripping suspense thriller, directed by acclaimed filmmaker Zaigham Imam, features an ensemble cast including Raghubir Yadav, Mukesh Tiwari, Anjali Patil, and Ishtiyak Khan. The film, shot across various locations in Madhya Pradesh, draws inspiration from real-life events, promising a narrative that deviates from conventional Bollywood fare.

Simala Prasad steps into the shoes of an investigating officer in the film, bringing authenticity and depth to the role. Known for her dedication and innovative approaches within the police force, Prasad expressed her excitement about this unique opportunity. “Police work is a significant part of my life, and many officers are working tirelessly to advance the department through creative methods. This film aligns with that spirit,” she said.

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Prasad also highlighted her enthusiasm for working alongside distinguished artists from her home state. “Collaborating with such esteemed veterans is an honor, and I believe ‘The Narmada Story’ will serve as an eye-opener in many ways,” she remarked.

Director Zaigham Imam, known for his critically acclaimed works like “Alif” and “Nakkash,” brings his storytelling prowess to “The Narmada Story,” ensuring a film that is both thrilling and thought-provoking. The film’s emphasis on realism and its focus on true events are set to provide audiences with a compelling and authentic cinematic experience.

As anticipation builds for “The Narmada Story,” the inclusion of an actual IPS officer in a lead role adds a layer of realism and intrigue, making it one of the most anticipated films of the year.


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