Kill trailer: Nikhil Nagesh Bhat’s gruesome action thriller will showcase Lakshya, who was originally set to debut in the now-shelved Dostana 2.
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Nikhil Nagesh Bhat’s new film Kill looks like a high-octane action ride inspired by Train to Busan, but set on a local Indian train. Get ready to see Lakshya unleash his inner action hero in his debut film, as chaos erupts aboard a seemingly ordinary passenger train.
What’s in the trailer?
The Kill trailer opens on a seemingly idyllic scene: Lakshya celebrates a joyous anniversary with his wife Tanya in their Mumbai home. But this fleeting moment of happiness is shattered as they board a train. The once bright atmosphere turns ominous as a menacing group, led by Raghav Juyal, storms their compartment. Terror erupts as the goons attack, their brutality leaving Tanya injured. A desperate struggle ensues – a glimpse of her bloodied hand clawing at the glass door hints at the violence to come. Lakshya, clearly no stranger to danger, is forced to confront this nightmare. The idyllic train journey becomes a battleground, and the trailer throws us into the heart of the chaos, leaving us desperate to know Lakshya’s fate and how far he’ll go to protect those he loves.
The idyllic scene in the Kill trailer crumbles as Lakshya witnesses his wife Tanya being dragged away by a gang of ruthless attackers led by Raghav Juyal. Gone are the smiles and well wishes of their anniversary; a desperate fight for survival takes hold. But Lakshya is not your average passenger. Fury ignites within him, and he unleashes a brutal counterattack. The confines of the train compartment become a warzone as he takes down the goons one by one. The violence spills out – the train’s lobby and even the cramped restroom transform into battlegrounds.
Lakshya’s fighting style is as ruthless as it is resourceful. He utilizes his attackers’ own weapons against them, wielding knives with deadly precision. But his arsenal doesn’t stop there. He repurposes an oxygen cylinder and even uses fire as a horrifying weapon. The trailer doesn’t shy away from the brutality – a quick shot shows a knife plunged into an attacker’s eye, leaving viewers gasping. The violence escalates further as Lakshya sets another man’s head ablaze in the trailer’s final moments.
This transformation into a human weapon leaves everyone stunned. The other passengers stare in disbelief, caught off guard by Lakshya’s ferocity. Even Raghav, the leader of the attackers, seems taken aback by the sheer ruthlessness displayed. The trailer does not explain Lakshya’s hidden skills, hinting only at a mysterious past with glimpses of a military background. We’re left to wonder – is he a trained soldier pushed to the brink? Is this a desperate act of protection for his wife, or is something more sinister at play? The trailer masterfully leaves these questions hanging, building anticipation for the film’s release.
About Kill
Co-produced by Karan Johar’s Dharma Productions and Guneet Monga’s Sikhya Entertainment, and presented by Lionsgate Films, Kill premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival last year. International reviewers praised it as a “bonkers action flick” and “brutally violent.” The film marks the debut of Lakshya, who was initially set to debut in the now-shelved Dharma movie Dostana 2. Also starring Ashish Vidyarthi and Harsh Chhaya, Kill is slated for a theatrical release on July 4.
Disclaimer;
Kill is a high-octane action thriller directed by Nikhil Nagesh Bhat. The film marks the debut of Lakshya, who was originally set to debut in the now-shelved movie Dostana 2. The story revolves around intense, brutal confrontations, delivering non-stop action and visceral violence. The film was co-produced by Karan Johar’s Dharma Productions and Guneet Monga’s Sikhya Entertainment, with Lionsgate Films presenting it. It premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival, where it received acclaim for its relentless action and extreme gore. Critics described it as a “bonkers action flick” and “brutally violent.”
Alongside Lakshya, the cast includes notable actors Ashish Vidyarthi and Harsh Chhaya. Kill is set to hit theaters on July 4, promising audiences an adrenaline-fueled cinematic experience.
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