Feb 03, 2017 | by Aakash
The much expected trilingual naval warfare film "Ghazi", jointly presented by PVP Cinema and Matinee Entertainment, is awaited to smash screens this Febraury. The movie has a bunch of talents like Rana Dagubaati, Tapsee Pannu, Nassar, Kay Kay Menon, Atul Kulkarni portraying vital characters. Respected actor Om Puri had his screen depiction for the last time in "Ghazi ".
The most provocative fact of the grandeur is that the film has been directed by debutant Sankalp. The chronicle promises to be a cliffhanger right through. The strong epic is all about the tale of undefeated submarine PNS Ghazi surmounted by INS Rajput(D141) during the Ind-Pak war in 1971.
The fable visualizes the incidents through the exquisite power of Madhi's lenses & National award winning editor Sreekar Prasad takes in charge of editing. K's chords would perfectly be synchronised with the pulse of the audience that definitely will teleport them into the film. Irrespective of any hurdles PVP cinema have produced stupendously for the cult to be presented.
The trailer unleashed by 11th January 2017, has already observed to be perceived with numerous views. This year being termed and remarked as golden jubilee year for the Indian Navy, "Ghazi" will undeniably be established as the first ever Naval warfare tale in Indian cinema.
Aakash
The most provocative fact of the grandeur is that the film has been directed by debutant Sankalp. The chronicle promises to be a cliffhanger right through. The strong epic is all about the tale of undefeated submarine PNS Ghazi surmounted by INS Rajput(D141) during the Ind-Pak war in 1971.
The fable visualizes the incidents through the exquisite power of Madhi's lenses & National award winning editor Sreekar Prasad takes in charge of editing. K's chords would perfectly be synchronised with the pulse of the audience that definitely will teleport them into the film. Irrespective of any hurdles PVP cinema have produced stupendously for the cult to be presented.
The trailer unleashed by 11th January 2017, has already observed to be perceived with numerous views. This year being termed and remarked as golden jubilee year for the Indian Navy, "Ghazi" will undeniably be established as the first ever Naval warfare tale in Indian cinema.
