Abhishek Banerjee Decodes Stolen Success, Says “It’s Almost Like The Film Did Rs 100 Crores In Three Days In Theatres”

There’s one belief that has always resonated across the film industry and ardent cinegoers – there are stars, and then there are actors.

What perhaps makes the current “star” in the spotlight an “actor” to celebrate is Abhishek Banerjee’s stellar performance in the much-talked about survival drama Stolen, currently streaming on Prime Video.

The Karan Tejpal directorial has a pretty straightforward plot. But there’s a very thin line that defines its genre more aptly as a commercial drama.

The story revolves around two brothers Gautam (Abhishek Banerjee) and Raman (Shubham Vardhan), who get embroiled in a kidnapping case after a baby is ‘stolen’ from a railway station in a fictional state Ranrashtra, a sly reference to Rajasthan. The film then follows the brothers on a harrowing journey with the distraught mother Jhumpa (Mia Maelzer), who initially accuses Raman of stealing her baby. A driven Raman and a reluctant Gautam become a part of this investigation.