Adah Sharma has garnered a massive fan following after the phenomenal success of The Kerala Story, which emerged as the highest-grossing female-led film of all time with a remarkable box-office collection of Rs 378 crore. Released in 2023, The Kerala Story sparked conversations around the sensitive topic of alleged forced conversions of Hindu and Christian women to Islam. Building on her momentum, Adah is now set to tackle another socially relevant issue with her upcoming film, Tumko Meri Kasam, which addresses the taboo surrounding IVF.
Adah Sharma has garnered a massive fan following after the phenomenal success of The Kerala Story, which emerged as the highest-grossing female-led film of all time with a remarkable box-office collection of Rs 378 crore. Released in 2023, The Kerala Story sparked conversations around the sensitive topic of alleged forced conversions of Hindu and Christian women to Islam. Building on her momentum, Adah is now set to tackle another socially relevant issue with her upcoming film, Tumko Meri Kasam, which addresses the taboo surrounding IVF.
Speaking exclusively to DNA India, Adah claimed Tumko Meri Kasam will change the meaning of manhood. “The film speaks about a topic that a lot of people are scared to bring to light because it’s a taboo subject. I think the film will give a new definition to the word ‘Mardangi’,” she said.
Directed by Vikram Bhatt, Tumko Meri Kasam is inspired by the life of Dr. Ajay Murdia, founder of Indira IVF, who tackles the sensitive and often taboo topics of IVF and fertility. In the film, Adah plays Indira, the wife of Ajay Murdia. The film also stars Anupam Kher, Ishwak Singh and Esha Deol.
Adah shared a touching anecdote about receiving a heartfelt voice note from veteran actor Anupam Kher, who was deeply impressed by her performance as Indira. “He was really kind and after watching the film, he sent me a 3-and-a-half minute voice note in so much detail about my performance. I was really touched and I think it’s so generous of him, you
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