There are films that release one bombastic poster and a trailer and then there are films which keep you hanging with a series of interesting posters and promos one after another. Ajay Devgn’s ‘Baadshaho’ belongs to the latter category. The makers of Baadshaho have kept fans hooked with back to back seven posters of the actors and now, they have released four different dialogue promos from the film too. Watch the promos here:
In the first promo video named as ‘Woh Army Thi Par Hum Bhi Toh Harami The’, shows the mood of the Emergency and the devastation. People are rioting, police officers are engaging in fights and there is a glimpse of the loot that Ajay Devgn intends to get his hands on.
In the second video named as ‘Chaar Din Ki Zindagi Hai Or Aaj Chautha Din Hai’, we are shown shades of the other characters in the film, such as the badass, gun-wielding Esha Gupta, the helpless Sanjay Mishra who lies on a table next to a goat, and the anxious Ileana D’Cruz.
The third one, named as ‘Annkho Me Tabhi Chamak Aati Hai, Jab Unme Khatra Hota Hai’, involves several chase sequences, giving us a glimpse into the action scenes.
In the fourth, which is titled as ‘Sharam Or Main Ek Sentence Me To Nahi Aate Hai Madam’, we see Devgn and Vidyut Jammwal challenging each other.
‘Baadshaho‘ is an action thriller film, which is written by Rajat Arora and directed by Milan Luthria. It is a story of “six badasses” set in the emergency period of 1975 when they looted a truck full of gold. The film features Ajay Devgn, Emraan Hashmi, Esha Gupta, Ileana D’Cruz and Vidyut Jammwal in the lead roles.
Talking about the film, director Milan Luthria mentioned, “This is a historical fiction film. We have used some facts, there is a lot of stuff that was unusual and exciting. It is a great backdrop for action and thrills. We have done extensive research on the subject.”
Seven years after the release of ‘Once Upon A Time in Mumbai’, ‘Baadshaho’ brings together the trio of Ajay Devgn, Emraan Hashmi and director Milan Luthria and will hit the theaters on September 1.