Directed by Milan Luthria, the film also stars Tara Sutaria
Love is the only religion, says Ahan Shetty aka Ishana in the trailer of the upcoming film Tadap. But he seems to have gotten all the definitions wrong. The trailer of the drama reminds you of yet another Kabir Singh, which may not go down well with the viewers.
The almost three-minute video clip opens with shots of Ahan Shetty in a villain mode, with a voice-over of Tara who seems to be curious to know him and what's behind his tough look. It then follows the journey of two, falling in love and then falling apart. Ahan then seeks revenge from everyone who's come between his love story. The last scene of the trailer, showing him strangling his once love of life, Tara and mishandling her. It only leaves you shocked and traumatised.
The official statement about the film synopsis reads: "Based in Mussoorie, Uttarakhand, Ishana meets foreign returned Ramisa. As their passionate romance brews, Ishana falls madly in love with her, but things turn out differently. What seemed to be a straightforward relationship gets hit by the most unexpected storm. Nothing seems to be going right for the star crossed lovers. When things seem almost overwhelming in their finality, Ishana has one more draconian hurdle thrown his way. How he copes with it forms the soul of this incredible love story."
Watch the trailer here:
The actor took to Instagram to share the trailer. He captioned the post and wrote: "Tadap Trailer
My first trailer 🤯 Crazy to think the day is almost here. #Tadap a film I can’t wait any longer to share. 🎥
A glimpse for December 3rd." (sic)
Check out the post here:
The film, supposedly a love story, is a remake of a Telegu film RX100. It presents Tara Sutaria as Ramisa. The film is produced by Sajid Nadiadwala and co-produced and presented by Fox Star Studios. It is directed by Milan Luthria. The story is written by Rajat Arora.
Director Milan Luthria issued a statement saying Tadap is a dark love story and an extremely unusual debut film. "Ahan Shetty and Tara Sutaria have author-backed roles. Their chemistry shines through in a story that has intense romance, action and soulful music. Tadap is an eye-opener and reflects the changing tastes of our audiences. Get ready for a thrilling ride,” he said. And as he says if it reflects the changing tastes of audiences, then we have a huge problem at hand as a society to deal with.
Producer Sajid Nadiadwala added that it took a great deal of patience and determination to bring the film to audiences amid a pandemic. "Everything from the story, the performances, the chemistry between the lead pair and the music makes ‘Tadap’ a film that you don’t want to miss,” he said.
The film is presented and co-produced by Fox Star Studios. Tadap will be out in cinemas on December 3.
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