Her latest "Maatr" is about a gang-rape incident and actress Raveena Tandon says the movie shows the plight of women in the country without any sugar-coating.

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The revenge thriller has been directed by Ashtar Sayed and written by Michael Pellico.

Raveena says she and the makers of the movie were committed to stay true to the subject and wanted to steer clear from commercialising anything.

"I was waiting for a film like this where the director and me were on the same page. Things like these can't be commercialised. It is a film made with emotions, there are no club songs, no dances, no gloss.

"In our country, there is a rape happening at some place everyday. This film shows the harsh reality. There is no sugar-coating," Raveena told

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