Published 23:09 IST, September 27th 2019
'Laal Kaptaan': Things Saif Ali Khan had to do to play a Naga Sadhu
Actor Saif Ali Khan is playing a Naga Sadhu in the upcoming Navdeep Singh-directorial 'Laal Kaptaan' which is scheduled to hit the theatres on October 18
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film Laal Kaptaan starring Saif Ali Khan in lead role has been creating a lot of buzz among netizens since release of first and somewhat cryptic poster. Recently, makers of film unveiled its trailer, and masses gave fiery look of Saif Ali Khan a huge thumbs-up. Navdeep Singh is director of film. makers of Laal Kaptaan have w revealed much-anticipated trailer. intense trailer depicts Saif Ali Khan as a vengeful Naga Sadhu. This has furr raised excitement of fans.
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Saif in a never-before-seen avatar
trailer shows Saif Ali Khan talking about irony of life and death. As a fiery Naga Sadhu, Saif can be seen saying, ‘Aadmi Ke Paida Hote Hi Kaal Apne Bhainse Pe Baith Ke Chal Padhta Hai Use Vaapis Laane. Aadmi Ki Jindagi Utni Jitna Samay Laga Bhainse Ko Us Tak Pohonchne.' Saif can also be seen performing some high octane action sequences in film. In one scene from trailer, he can be seen dragging a dead body from behind his horse. Audiences are waiting to see if Saif Ali Khan will be adding ar fear to his cap with his performance in film.
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actor got his ears pierced
Saif Ali Khan had recently spoken to a news media about his character from film in detail. He revealed that he got his ears pierced for film and was extremely worried initially to do so. 49-year-old actor also revealed that he had to grow his hair for role. Saif Ali Khan added that this bored him while shooting in extremely humid conditions in Rajasthan. Saif also spoke how it took him around 40 minutes to get his hair and makeup done for character. film is bankrolled by Eros International and Colour Yellow Productions. film is slated to release on October 18, 2019. director of film Navdeep Singh also spoke about film recently to media.
‘Laal Kaptaan is that kind of film that is going to generate a genre and narrative style of its own.', said Navdeep Singh
19:52 IST, September 27th 2019