Bloddy Daddy Trailer Release: Shahid Kapoor Created Ruckus By Becoming A Killing Machine.
The trailer of Shahid Kapoor's upcoming film 'Bloody Daddy' is here! The 'Farzi' actor took to his social media and took to his social media to put up a video of an intense and rugged looking Shahid engrossed in action with a gun in his hands. The action then moves forward to show how Shahid's character aims to avenge the personal crisis.
The trailer of Shahid Kapoor's upcoming film 'Bloody Daddy' is here! The 'Farzi' actor took to his social media and took to his social media to put up a video of an intense and rugged looking Shahid engrossed in action with a gun in his hands. The action then moves forward to show how Shahid's character aims to avenge the personal crisis.
The engrossing video was full of power-packed action sequences where Shahid Kapoor is seen flaunting his fiercest avatar. The trailer begins with the actor's voice-over recounting the story of the night when things took a wrong turn. Sumair (Shahid Kapoor) goes up against the drug lords and crime boss played by Ronit. The actioner promises a suspenseful, thrilling ride for the viewers.
Bloody Daddy is the first collaboration between Ali Abbas Zafar and Shahid Kapoor. Shahid earlier shared the teaser on his Instagram and wrote in the caption, "Get ready for a hell of a good time at the movies.
Sharing his experience of working with Ali Abbas Zafar, Shahid said, "It was a lot of fun. I loved doing an action film, I really enjoyed working with Ali. He loves the genre." Well understand. Now the dilemma is if you are doing something on this scale on OTT, what do you do on the big screen? So we have to find out, it's been a blast."
The actor also revealed that his experience of dancing helped him understand action choreography really fast. He said, "There is a lot of choreography involved with dance, and because I started dancing at the age of 15, I can remember things fast, that helped us. When we did the film, Unfortunately, due to Covid we had to do a lot." number of issues. The action directors were not from here, some of them from London, some from Hollywood, and they are used to lots of rehearsals. And they came in and they thought it was going to be a disaster. But because I have danced a lot, I can learn it very fast." 'Bloody Daddy' will stream on Jio Cinema from June 9.
