Phamous trailer: Jackie Shroff, Kay Kay Menon, Pankaj Tripathi let out their wild sides as Chambal thugs
Phamous tells the story of three lead characters who routinely resort to violence and have a compulsive obsession with guns.
The trailer for upcoming Hindi movie Phamous has been released, and it is all out explosive with a lot of gun waving.
The movie has been directed by Karan Lalit Bhutani, and features critically acclaimed actors like Kay Kay Menon, Jimmy Shergill, Pankaj Tripathi and Mahi Gill. The film's plot revolves around a power struggle in the Chambal region of Madhya Pradesh.
Poster of Phamous/Image from Twitter.
The movie's trailer tells the story of three lead characters who routinely resort to violence and have a compulsive obsession with guns. Menon plays a local gangster whereas Pankaj Tripathi (who recently won a Special Mention honour at the 65th National Awards) plays a corrupt politician. Shergill will portray the role of a short-tempered man who is living under difficult circumstances.
The characters in the movie can be seen talking about guns while firing bullets at every possible opportunity.
Scheduled to release on 1 June, Phamous will clash with Veere Di Wedding at the box office.
The gang from Chambal is here to tell their story of power and love! Presenting the #PhamousTrailer: https://t.co/4mcfoyeTth
Film out on June 1st. @rajkhatrifilmz @bindasbhidu @jimmysheirgill @kaykaymenon02 @shriya1109 @TripathiiPankaj #MahieGill @karanbutani
— Komal Nahta (@KomalNahta) April 26, 2018
You can watch the trailer here:
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