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Director Prashant Nair uses abandoned mall in Mulund to create Southeast Asian setting for Job Trafficking

Updated On: 21 August, 2026 07:29 AM IST | Mumbai | Mohar Basu

Sources say director Prashant Nair has transformed a disused Mulund mall into a Southeast Asian setting as he shoots Job Trafficking. The production team has also brought in 50 actors from different Asian countries for certain portions

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Nimrat Kaur. Pics/Instagram, Youtube

Nimrat Kaur. Pics/Instagram, Youtube

In early August, Prime Video announced Job Trafficking, a new series by filmmaker Prashant Nair of Trial by Fire (2023) fame. But well before that, the director quietly began filming the Nimrat Kaur-led thriller at a disused mall in Mulund. Sources have told mid-day that Nair wanted a space that could be transformed according to the needs of his story, which explores online scams that lure job seekers abroad with fake employment offers.

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