Radhika Apte shares look for Oscar-nominated director Lydia Pilcher's movie on World War II

Radhika Apte is going international. The 33-year-old actress who has enthralled many with her powerfull acting chops in movies like Parched, Phobia and in the web series Sacred Games will now be a part of a international project titled Liberte: A Call to Spy.

The actress also treated her followers with her look in the movies. "Today at @edfilmfest #libertethemovie#noorinayatkhan @libertethemoviewith #lydiapilcher@sarahmeganthomas @drstanakatic.”  she captioned the psot.

Radhika will be essaying the character of Indian Noor Inayat Khan, also known as Nora Baker in the film Liberte: A Call To Spy. 

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Today at @edfilmfest #libertethemovie #noorinayatkhan @libertethemovie with #lydiapilcher @sarahmeganthomas @drstanakatic

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#Reunion #libertethemovie @libertethemovie @edfilmfest missing the rest! ❤️

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The film is based on World War II heroine Indian Noor Inayat Khan, first female wireless operator and British spy who parachuted into Nazi-occupied France to aid the French Resistance during World War II.

The film is directed by Oscar-nominated director Lydia Dean Pilcher and also stars Sarah Meghan Thomas, who has also written the script of the film along with Stana Katic, Linus Roache, Rossif Sutherland to name some. 

Liberte: A Call To Spy chronicles Winston Churchill initiatives to disturb the Nazi war machineby creating a spy organization ‘SOE’. The newly created organization recruited a female spy as its leader, who further hires two unusual candidates: an American with a wooden leg and an Indian Noor Inayat Khan (Radhika Apte), a Muslim pacifist. These women together build a network to stop Hitler.

Recently, the actress was also seen heading to UK for the premiere of her film at the Edinburg Film Festival.