Gunmaaster G9 trailer: Emraan Hashmi turns deadly for love, warns enemies as he vows to protect his family at any cost
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After Awarapan 2 , Emraan Hashmi is back in action, and this time, love comes with a heavy dose of violence. The trailer of his soon-to-release movie, Gunmaaster G9, gives a glimpse into a world of broken relationships, betrayal and revenge, with the star playing a man who is willing to go to any lengths to protect his loved ones. Directed by Aditya Datt, the movie also features Genelia Deshmukh, Aparshakti Khurana and Abhishek Singh.
Adding to this, Gunmaaster G9 also brings Emraan, director Aditya Datt and composer Himesh Reshammiya together again, nearly two decades after their 2005 movie Aashiq Banaya Aapne. Gunmaaster G9 trailer The trailer arrives after the movie's teaser and music releases, offering a closer look at its characters and the conflict driving the story. In the opening scene, Emraan's character says, “A priest has his tilak, a Muslim brother has his faith, and we have our love......we hold these on our heads with pride. But one day, someone threw them to the ground and trampled them.” His softer side comes through in his interactions with Genelia's character. Assuring her that he will always protect her, he says, “I may not be able to make you laugh. But I will never let anyone make you cry.”
Meanwhile, But leaving his past behind may not be as easy as he hopes. A police officer introduces him by saying, “He was a thug, and now he's acting all decent.” Aparshakti Khurana, who appears to play an antagonist, adds to the tension. He is first heard reciting the rhyme, ‘Nani teri morni ko mor le gaye…’ before delivering a chilling warning: “Whoever commits treachery, the country devours him and his family.”
Notably, Emraan's character makes his intentions clear in another intense exchange, warning anyone who threatens his loved ones. He says, “If anyone even looks at my love and my family, I will gouge their eyes out. If anyone raises a hand towards them, I will cut that hand off. I won't kill them one by one and lay them on the funeral pyre. First, I'll lay them on the pyre, and then I'll kill them. In love, it's customary to shed tears, but I will shed blood.”
As per the latest buzz, The visuals offer plenty of glimpses of the movie's action-packed world. In one sequence, Emraan walks towards a group of armed men gathered around black SUVs in a vast, rocky landscape. He shows little sign of backing down, even as he finds himself outnumbered. Another scene shows him grabbing a bloodied man by the hair inside a dimly lit room, hinting at the brutality that awaits.
In further updates, Gunmaaster G9 also brings Emraan, director Aditya Datt and composer Himesh Reshammiya together again, nearly two decades after their 2005 movie Aashiq Banaya Aapne. The trailer also makes room for romance with Afsaana Banaaya Aapne, sung and composed by Himesh along with Asees Kaur. The song plays as Genelia's character tries to convince Emraan's character not to let their past affect their relationship.
On top of that, “I'm known for playing characters who have often found themselves in dangerous situations, but Gunmaaster G9 takes that to another level. This time, I am not just reacting to the danger; I am right in the middle of the action. The hand-to-hand combat, gun sequences and stunts demanded a different kind of preparation. I wanted to make sure that the action felt convincing and that audiences saw a side of me they hadn't seen before. That's what made this movie exciting for me,” Emraan says.
Genelia says the movie's commercial appeal lies in its ability to bring together very different emotions. She adds, “What I enjoyed about Gunmaaster G9 is that it doesn't restrict itself to one mood. There's action, but there's also romance, humour, music and emotion. A movie like this gives you the opportunity to entertain audiences in several ways. Working with Emraan for the first time was also something I was looking forward to. The trailer is only a glimpse of the world we've created.”
Source: Hindustan Times