Subedaar teaser: On his 68th birthday, veteran actor Anil Kapoor treated fans to the first look of his upcoming film, 'Subedaar'. The makers released a teaser that showcases Kapoor in an intense and rugged avatar, hinting at an action-packed drama with emotional depth. 


Anil Kapoor in Subedaar Teaser


The teaser opens with raw and gripping visuals accompanied by a haunting theme track, building anticipation for the film. Kapoor, portraying the character of Subedaar Arjun Maurya, commands attention with his powerful presence and nuanced performance. 


Marking the occasion, Kapoor described the reveal as a heartfelt gesture for his fans. “Revealing this first glimpse of Subedaar Arjun Maurya on my birthday is my gift to the fans who have supported me all these years!” he said. 




Anil Kapoor on Subedaar


Sharing his thoughts on the project, Anil Kapoor said, “Subedaar is special!!! It’s much more than just an action film; it’s about resilience, honor, family, and the relentless fight we face in life.” 


Directed by Suresh Triveni, Subedaar is produced by Vikram Malhotra, Anil Kapoor, and Triveni.  


Kapoor expressed his enthusiasm for collaborating with Triveni, calling him the perfect director to helm this ambitious project. “I could not have asked a better director than Suresh to captain this film, and it is equally special to partner with Vikram and team as we bring this story to life,” he remarked. 


The film also stars Radhikka Madan, who plays Kapoor’s on-screen daughter. Set in India’s heartland, Subedaar explores the turbulent journey of Subedaar Arjun Maurya as he navigates the challenges of civilian life. 


The final leg of shooting is scheduled to commence in January, keeping fans eagerly awaiting its release. The film is a Prime Video Original. 


Anil Kapoor remembers his father


Earlier, Kapoor remembered his late father, Surinder Kapoor, on what would have been his 99th birth anniversary on December 23. Reflecting on his father’s legacy, the actor said, “His simplicity, honesty, and joy not only defined him but gave his life meaning.”