[ad_1]
"Our house is it kya hua batla? Kya gal gal gal, kya main galat tha?" The teaser of John Abraham's upcoming film, Batla House, asks these questions and is ready to shed light on the big screen of the Delhi terrorist encounter in 2008.
The film preview in 26 seconds, which begins with shots fired inside a house promises a true account of the controversial meeting of Indian mujahideen terrorists, which took place eleven years ago in the nation's capital.
The video gives a glimpse of John's character at the end, which is enough to create anticipation. about his intense gaze like a cop among his fans. The teaser ends with these words: "In 2008, a few shots created many stories, and eleven years later we tell you the real story."
John, who will test the role of ACP Sanjeev Kumar Yadav in the drama of investigation, shared a new poster on social media . "Ek ghar identifies hua … Ek saazish rachi gayi, meet ek farji ki …", reads the text.
"A meeting with Shuru Hua is a #BatlaHouse investigation .. Watch the truth unfold .." The RAW actor subtitles the poster.
The survey meets the shuru hua of the #BatlaHouse investigation . Watch the truth unfold in # BatlaHouseTrailerOn10thJuly #BatlaHouse @ mrunal0801 @nikkhiladvani @writish @ TSrrnal0801 @madhubhojwani @johnabrahament @bakemycakefilms #KrishanKumar Photo not available. Known as Batla House Operation, the meeting took place on September 19, 2008 in Batla House locality in Jamia Nagar, Delhi. The meeting killed two suspected terrorists, Atif Ameen and Mohammad Sajid, badociated with the terrorist group Mujahideen. The other two suspects, Mohammad Saif and Zeeshan, were arrested and one of the defendants, Ariz Khan, had escaped.
The meeting specialist and Delhi Police Inspector, Mohan Chand Sharma, were also killed during the incident.
Meanwhile, the long-awaited trailer of the movie Batla House will be unveiled on July 10 and the film will be screened on August 15, 2019.
With John Abraham and Mrunal Thakur in the lead roles, Batla House is directed by Nikhhil Advani.
TO READ ALSO | First look at Batla house: John Abraham is a cop with whom you do not want to play
READ | John Abraham explains why he does not share his personal life on social networks: I am disastrous
ALSO WATCH | John Abraham: Does cinema have a social responsibility?
[ad_2]
Source link
