New film Farhana creates buzz with story of woman working at call centre for survival in conservative set up Aishwarya Rajesh plays a Muslim family home maker making a living by working in a call centre. By Rajesh Ahuja After the buzz around The Kerala story , which released last week, new film Farhana is grabbing eyeballs with its thought provoking story of a middle-class woman working at a call centre to ensure a survival for herself in a conservative set up. Produced by Dream Warrior Pictures, Farhana is the story of a middle class woman taking up a call centre job to ensure survival of her family. While the job gives her the freedom, it also exposes her to a web of dangers. The film,which released in cinemas on May 12, provides nuanced and insightful look into experiences of not just Farhana, but women in general. Farhana , released in Hindi, Tamil and Telugu, has been directed by Nelson Venkatesan, the director of two Ta...