Crakk new poster: Vidyut Jammwal-Arjun Rampal bring in ‘Force’ vibes
Vidyut Jammwal had struck a similar pose with John Abraham back in 2011
Feb 05, 2024
Crakk - Vidyut Jammwal, Arjun Rampal
Remember Vidyut Jammwal’s debut movie, Force? The actor has come a long way but the poster he has released from his upcoming film Crakk, will take you right back to the 2011 film. Like John Abraham with Vidyut back then, Arjun Rampal compliments Vidyut this time. It is to be noted that Crakk is Vidyut’s second production movie after IB-71.
The poster
The poster released sees Vidyut and Arjun twinning in clothes, expressions as well as the situation – of being attached to a bomb. It is almost like depicting that they are two sides of the same coin. The only difference we see is in the hairstyle and Vidyut wearing a silver chain. The poster is set against the backdrop of war-struck city.
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The ‘Force’ vibes
Remember how John and Vidyut were twinning even in Force poster. They both went shirtless and donned loose denims. Back then too, Vidyut was seen with a thin black choker. Apart from that, he wore two thick bracelets, something which was missing with John. Back in Force, Vidyut was the villain while with Crakk, he is the hero with grey shades (mainly anger issues that could literally kill the other person).
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About Crakk
Crakk has the setup of a game, in which Vidyut plays the lead target. He is stuck in a game and has to complete tasks assigned, tough or easy. The tagline – Jeetega Toh Jeeyega – is a concept that would often take people back to Squid Game, where only one player survives. The trailer hinted that Arjun, while being the villain, is also a part of the game and Vidyut fights him for the win. The film stars Amy Jackson and Nora Fatehi in pivotal roles apart from Vidyut and Arjun. The movie will be out in theatres on February 23.
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