Wednesday, December 24, 2025
ADVT 
Bollywood

First Look Of 'Raman Raghav 2.0' Unveiled

Darpan News Desk IANS, 25 Apr, 2016 12:14 PM
    Filmmaker Anurag Kashyap used the digital platform to reveal the first look of his forthcoming thriller "Raman Raghav 2.0", featuring actors Nawazuddin Siddiqui and Vicky Kaushal, on Monday.
     
    In the poster, Nawazuddin, who will be essaying the role of a notorious serial killer, can be seen with red eyes with the backdrop of a metal tool drenched in blood while his entire portrait is coloured blue. 
     
    "And here comes the first look of Raman Raghav 2.0," Kashyap posted on Twitter. 
     
    "Raman Raghav 2.0" will premiere at the Cannes International Film Festival's 'Directors Fortnight' section this year. 
     
    The film is set to release on June 24.

    MORE Bollywood ARTICLES

    Anushka Sharma Becomes 'Dhobi Pachad Master' For 'Sultan'

    Anushka Sharma Becomes 'Dhobi Pachad Master' For 'Sultan'
    The actress, who underwent rigorous training for six weeks for her role as a wrestler in the Salman Khan-starrer, shared that she feels “blessed” after getting the role right in front of the camera. 

    Anushka Sharma Becomes 'Dhobi Pachad Master' For 'Sultan'

    Reza Golzar Learning Hindi For Indo-Iranian Project With Dia Mirza

    Reza Golzar Learning Hindi For Indo-Iranian Project With Dia Mirza
    Iranian superstar Mohammad Reza Golzar says that he is learning Hindi for the first Indian-Iranian film collaboration "Salaam Mumbai!", also starring Dia Mirza.

    Reza Golzar Learning Hindi For Indo-Iranian Project With Dia Mirza

    'Ki & Ka' not made to give any message: Arjun Kapoor

    'Ki & Ka' not made to give any message: Arjun Kapoor
    Arjun plays the character of Kabir, an IIT graduate and a house husband, who has grown up wanting to be like his mother and not like his father.

    'Ki & Ka' not made to give any message: Arjun Kapoor

    Children's films not given encouragement in industry: Jimmy Sheirgill

    Children's films not given encouragement in industry: Jimmy Sheirgill
    Actor Jimmy Sheirgill says the Indian film industry does not encourage movies made for children and that it is important to support such films to help them relate to important issues.

    Children's films not given encouragement in industry: Jimmy Sheirgill

    Felt I was big when I moved to Mumbai: Sophie Choudry

    Felt I was big when I moved to Mumbai: Sophie Choudry
    Singer-actress Sophie Choudry, who was born and brought up in London, felt that she was big and larger than everybody when she moved to Mumbai.

    Felt I was big when I moved to Mumbai: Sophie Choudry

    Demand For Lead Actor Will Never Fade In Bollywood: Supriya Pathak

    When asked whether nowadays films are not only about leading actors and actress, she said it is“"partially" the case. 

    Demand For Lead Actor Will Never Fade In Bollywood: Supriya Pathak