The film 'Ohh My Dog,' set to be released in theaters on July 31, is not just a movie, but the voice of silent dogs whose suffering often goes unnoticed by society. This picture addresses a serious and little-discussed topic—animal trade (dog trafficking)—while carrying a strong social message. The plot reveals the truth about animal crimes through the story of a touching bond between a child and their pet.
The main feature of the film is not the cast of actors, but the participation of about 250 real dogs. Approximately 250 real dogs took part in the filming, including two dogs named Bruno and Oscar who play central roles. These animals were selected not through an agency, but after holding competitions among thousands of dogs across the country. The creators believe that these silent companions are the true heroes around whom the entire narrative structure is built.
It is reported that although Pankaj Tripathi's role in the film is small, the story deeply impressed him. That is why he agreed to participate in the project without receiving a fee. He was convinced by the love for animals and the idea of beautiful relationships between humans and beasts. Pankaj Tripathi noted that he greatly likes dogs because they are capable of loving without any personal gain.
The film's director, Amit Rai, previously worked on the well-known project 'Oh My God 2.' This time, he presented a theme on the big screen that is rarely seen in the Indian cinema industry. 'Ohh My Dog' demonstrates the dark side of a world where innocent pets are illegally transported and sold into inappropriate hands. The film shows how a child's love for their dog becomes the reason for exposing this entire criminal scheme.
Unlike many modern films that aim to attract an audience through action, visual effects, and stars, 'Ohh My Dog' claims uniqueness through its heartbreaking story. Releasing on July 31, the film is intended not only for dog lovers but for all people who believe that humanity begins with compassion and kindness towards those who cannot speak.
