Emraan Hashmi’s Gunmaaster G9 ( Photo Credit – Instagram ) Emraan Hashmi’s Gunmaaster G9 is getting an early theatrical push, with its teaser set to be screened in cinemas playing Yash-starrer Toxic. While the teaser will not be physically attached to the prints of Toxic, audiences will get to watch it in theaters, giving the upcoming romantic-action film a chance to make an impression on the big screen. Gunmaaster G9 Teaser To Get A Big-Screen Launch The timing is significant. Toxic is expected to bring in audiences looking for a big-scale theatrical experience, and Gunmaaster G9 can use that footfall to introduce itself to viewers well before its own release. For the makers, the idea appears to be less about making a formal association with Toxic and more about getting Gunmaaster G9 into the conversation early. A theatrical teaser also allows the film to showcase its action and scale in the environment it is ultimately designed for, a cinema hall. Trending ...
Vibe Teaser Review: In A World Of Pathaan & Tiger, Kunal Kemmu Has To Save The Nation– Bring It On, I Say!
Vibe Teaser Review: Kunal Kemmu Plays Unwilling Savior Of India In Upcoming Action Comedy (Photo Credit: YouTube) After the success of Madgaon Express, Kunal Kemmu is back to direct another fun film. This time, he is taking charge, not just as the lead but also as the savior of the nation. Well, it was not his choice, but he had no choice but to play the savior. And when someone as convincing as Preity Zinta plays the commanding officer, there is no way to say no. Vibe is an action comedy and is set in a world where Pathaan and Tiger exist. The teaser of Kunal Kemmu’s next directorial has been unveiled. The teaser, over one minute long, also features Preity Zinta and Sparsh Shrivastava. Interestingly, all three have distinct personalities but come together for a mission. The teaser reveals that Kunal Kemmu and Sparsh are kidnapped and trained to become heroes who will save the nation. But Kunal Kemmu’ s character Hardik is not up for the task. In what is meant t...