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In wake of the recent rape cases that has appalled the nation and instilled fear, anger and hatred among all, a movie like - "Kill the Rapist" - to deal with a burning issue such as rape couldn't have had a more appropriate timing.

This one of its kind of a celluloid attempt is more than just another thriller, it's a crusade, an attempt to channel public outrage towards the recent cases of molestations against women.

The makers of this controversial cinema are hoping that every rapist tremor with fear on watching this movie. Due for a December release,  this movie is apparently dedicated to all women across the globe.

"If, after seeing the film, a man decides not to rape a woman, I will have succeeded,” director Sanjay Chhel said in an interview.

Siddhartha Jain, the producer, said that the December gang rape of a 23-year-old woman on a bus in Delhi, inspired him to make a movie. The brutality of the crime, the outcry for justice and changes in the society and the judiciary system's role in it — every single aspect of it propelled the makers of the movie to come up with the film.

"The film is a vehicle to continue the debate on the burning issue of rape and sex crimes in India. It's my way of celebrating 100 years of Indian cinema. In a more responsible way using the powerful tool of cinema. Last year's December rape incident, shook me up," Jain  said.

AW: Suchorita Dutta