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Sarzameen Trailer: The trailer for Sarzameen, directed by Kayoze Irani (son of actor Boman Irani), has officially dropped and is already creating major buzz across social media. Featuring Kajol, Prithviraj Sukumaran, and debutant Ibrahim Ali Khan in lead roles, the film is all set to premiere on JioCinema on July 25, 2024.
Ibrahim Ali Khan’s Quiet Yet Powerful Debut
While the Sarzameen teaser had left audiences guessing about Ibrahim’s role—possibly that of a terrorist—the trailer offers more clarity. He plays Harman, the son of Kajol and Prithviraj’s characters. The trailer reveals a strained father-son relationship, full of emotional conflict, with Kajol caught in the middle.
Interestingly, Ibrahim doesn’t speak a single word in the trailer. Yet, his expressive eyes and body language have drawn strong praise from viewers.
One fan wrote: “So natural, Iggy! Super impressed.”
Another said: “Not just a star kid, he’s a future star.”
Prithviraj & Kajol Steal the Spotlight
Kajol, playing the mother, showcases emotional depth in a conflict-ridden role, while Prithviraj Sukumaran dominates the screen with his intense presence.
“Watched the trailer on mute and couldn’t take my eyes off Prithviraj,” a fan commented.
Another fan added: “He outperformed even Prabhas in Salaar.”
Mystery and Themes of Sarzameen
Despite offering more insight, the trailer still holds back on several plot twists. Is Harman really turning into a terrorist, or is his identity being misused? This element of suspense adds to the intrigue.
With Karan Johar producing, Kayoze Irani directing, and a solid cast, Sarzameen is emerging as one of the most anticipated OTT films of 2024.
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