Bholaa Teaser: Ajay Devgn Wields The Trishul, Performs High-Octane Action, Cop Tabu Makes An Appearance
The second teaser of Ajay Devgn’s film ‘Bholaa’ is out. The actor took to Instagram to unveil the teaser of the film. He wrote, “Jab ek chattaan, sau shaitaanon se takrayega...#BholaaTeaser2 Out Now.”
New Delhi: The second teaser of Ajay Devgn’s film ‘Bholaa’ is out. The actor took to Instagram to unveil the teaser of the film. He wrote, “Jab ek chattaan, sau shaitaanon se takrayega...#BholaaTeaser2 Out Now.”
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The teaser, which is under 2 minutes in length, starts off with a dutch tilt shot of Ajay's titular character bathed in the contrasting colour temperatures of warm and cool. This is followed by shots from the spiritual city of Varanasi before it brings full-blown action. The teaser shows high-octane action sequences, and slick stunts with a story of a father trying to meet his daughter. The first teaser had shown Ajay Devgn’s character in jail and his daughter in an orphanage, the latest teaser shows him out of the jail and fighting with his enemies. The teaser also gave a glimpse of Tabu as a cop. The entire tease has a recreated version of the song 'Aaj Phir Jeene Ki Tammana Hai' in the background.
'Bholaa', is the official Hindi remake of the 2019 Tamil superhit film ‘Kaithi’ and also features Tabu and Amala Paul.
Tamil hit 'Kaithi' starred Karthi in the lead and was directed by Lokesh Kanagaraj. The film is about Dilli, an ex-convict, who wants to meet his daughter for the first time after leaving prison. However, his attempts are interrupted due to a drug raid planned by Inspector Bejoy.
Ajay Devgn will also be donning the director’s hat for the film. 'Bholaa', is produced by his banner Ajay Devgn Films, T-Series Films, Reliance Entertainment and Dream Warrior Pictures. It will release on March 30, 2023.
'Bholaa' is Ajay's 4th directorial after his summer 2022 release 'Runway 34'. Ajay had a great theatrical run with his last release 'Drishyam 2' which bailed Bollywood out of troubled water and provided much-needed respite to the industry which is currently struggling with the disinterest of the audience and the Boycott trend.
(With IANS inputs)
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