'Ghoomer' trailer: Abhishek Bachchan turns Saiyami Kher's mentor after she loses a hand
The trailer of the upcoming film 'Ghoomer' starring Abhishek Bachchan and Saiyami Kher has been released. The movie will release in theatres on August 18.
In Short
- The trailer of 'Ghoomer' is out.
- The film features Abhishek Bachchan and Saiyami Kher in the lead.
- The movie is directed by R Balki.
After surprising fans with the motion poster, the makers of 'Ghoomer' released the trailer. The R Balki directorial features Abhishek Bachchan, Saiyami Kher and Shabana Azmi among others in significant roles.
'GHOOMER' TRAILER OUT
After the motion poster, the makers released the 'Ghoomer' trailer which offers audiences a glimpse into a world of emotions, inspiration, and transformative storytelling. The film promises to redefine the landscape of sports films in India.
Abhishek is seen playing the role of a coach, whose life takes a sudden turn when he crosses paths with a sportsperson who lost one hand in an accident, played by Saiyami Kher. Together, the two unfold against societal challenges and personal struggles.
Starting from Saiyami as an aspiring cricketer to the moment she loses one arm in an accident, the emotional spree is sure to leave fans connected. The powerful performances of Abhishek and Saiyami shine through, delivering moments of determination and hope.
Under the visionary R Balki, there are certain scenes in the trailer that shows Saimi embarking on a transformative journey where she challenges pre-conceived notions as she decides to play the sport with just one hand. As the viewers were still trying to figure out the story, they saw a glimpse of Amitabh Bachchan in the trailer.
R BALKI ON ‘GHOOMER’
In a chat with PTI, director R Balki talked about his upcoming film. He said, "Ghoomer is a unique story. It's almost like inventing a new ball in cricket. It is a story of a girl, a cricketer, who loses her hand and how a person inspires her to become a champion. To me, the trip to 'Ghoomer' was to discover something new in sports. We have seen so many films on cricket. Nobody wants to see another cricket film. If I'm doing (just) a cricket film, what would I give back to cricket or the sport? We did a lot of research and actually came up with a new delivery, which cricket has not seen... So, that's interesting."
Ghoomer is also set to have its world premiere at the 14th Indian Film Festival of Melbourne.