'Rashmi Rocket' trailer: Taapsee Pannu fights for justice in this sports drama

In her new film, Taapsee Pannu plays a promising athlete who faces a ban due to a gross case of human violation. The trailer of 'Rashmi Rocket' was released on Thursday and the film promises to be a hard-hitting tale of an individual's fight for justice. 

Taapsee took to her Instagram handle and shared the trailer, along with the caption, "Miliye Rashmi se, jiske liye haar jeet to parinam hai, koshish humara kaam hai."

Produced by Ronnie Screwvala, Neha Anand and Pranjal Khandhdiya, 'Rashmi Rocket' has been written by Nanda Periyasamy, Aniruddha Guha and Kanika Dhillon and also stars Supriya Pathak, Abhishek Banerjee, Priyanshu Painyuli and Supriya Pilgaonkar.

The plot of 'Rashmi Rocket' revolves around a country girl who dreams of becoming an international athlete. 
The trailer opens with Taapsee`s Rashmi being introduced as a talented runner, since her childhood. 

She wins accolades for the country and climbs up the ladder of success. However, her life takes a turn when she's called in for a gender verification test, leaving her shattered. The trailer shows scenes where she`s disparaged after the gender test`s results, with one scene showing her in a male prison cell.

Accused of being a fraud and banned from the national team, she decides to challenge every obstacle and eventually files a human rights violation case with the help of a lawyer, played by Abhishek and fights for justice.
Living up to the movie's title, the film showcases an inspiring narrative of its lead protagonist and her journey to become 'Rashmi Rocket'. 

Speaking about the film, Taapsee, in a statement said, "This film is very differently special. I`ve always been approached when either the script or the director is ready to make the film but one line of this story fell in my lap in Chennai and then from there to it becoming a full fledged film has been a feeling I haven`t experienced with any other film before."

She further added, "Everyone was just so sure about the story from day 1 that it was never a tough job to convince any of the stakeholders to join hands and give their best for this film. Hence the result of this film will affect me a lot more than my other films. Also, I`m extremely proud of it."

The film will stream on ZEE 5 from October 15 onwards.