Starring Prabhas, the trailer of Salaar is going to be released on December 1, 2023, at 7:19 p.m. IST, as per reports. The anticipation for the release of Salaar Part 1: Ceasefire, which is directed by Prashanth Neel of KGF fame, is reaching its zenith. With the film slated to hit the big screens on December 22, 2023, fans are now eagerly awaiting the release of the highly anticipated trailer.
Check out the teaser here:
Prabhas’ Salaar trailer to release on December 1, 2023
The collaboration between Prabhas and director Prashanth Neel has set sky-high expectations among fans. The teaser, which dropped in July, left audiences awestruck. Now, the impending trailer release has heightened the excitement. The combination of Prabhas’ larger-than-life on-screen presence and Prashanth Neel’s directorial prowess promises a cinematic experience.
Salaar is poised to be an action-packed entertainer. It will revolve around the story of two friends who eventually become arch-rivals. While some fans speculate similarities with Prashanth Neel’s debut film Ugramm, the director has kept the plot details under wraps. This ensures that the trailer will serve as a tantalizing glimpse into the chaos and drama that awaits.
In a conversation with Pinkvilla, Prashanth Neel shared insights into Salaar’s narrative. He shared, “Salaar is a story of two friends, who become the biggest enemies. Friendship is the core emotion of Salaar. We are telling half the story in Salaar: Part One: Cease Fire. We are going to show this journey of friends over the course of two films. The audience will get a glimpse of the world that we have created in the Salaar Trailer, which drops on December 1.”
Additionally, Prashanth Neel revealed that Salaar was conceived as a two-part film, a testament to the vastness of the story he wants to tell. Interestingly, he had penned down the film even before embarking on the groundbreaking KGF journey. All things considered, he also addressed the comparison with KGF, urging audiences not to expect another KGF from Salaar.
