Aparshakti Khurana Unveils New Poster for Thriller “Berlin” Set to Premiere on ZEE5

Riding high on the success of "Stree 2," actor Aparshakti Khurana has turned the spotlight onto his upcoming project, the much-anticipated thriller "Berlin." The film, directed by Atul Sabharwal, promises to immerse viewers in a gripping narrative set against the backdrop of 1990s Delhi, where espionage and intrigue intertwine.

 

In a recent social media post, Khurana shared the new poster for "Berlin," and expressed his excitement about the film’s upcoming release on ZEE5. His post read: “Internationally praised, lauded, and celebrated at esteemed film festivals, #Berlin has finally found its home on ZEE5! #Berlin coming soon, only on #ZEE5.” The post was tagged with an array of collaborators and contributors, reflecting the extensive team behind the project.

 

The film’s plot is set in the frosty winters of 1990s Delhi, a period marked by covert operations and espionage. The story centers around three central characters whose lives intersect in unexpected and dramatic ways.

 

Ishwak Singh takes on a challenging role as a deaf-mute young man accused of being a foreign spy. Singh’s performance is anticipated to be both compelling and nuanced, showcasing his versatility as an actor. Aparshakti Khurana steps out of his usual comedic roles to portray a sign language expert. His character is crucial in unraveling the mysteries hidden in silence, adding a unique dimension to the film’s storyline.

 

Anupriya Goenka plays an enigmatic agent whose true loyalties are cloaked in secrecy, adding a layer of suspense to the narrative. Rahul Bose stars as an intelligence officer grappling with both external threats and internal shadows within his agency, promising a performance filled with intensity and depth.

 

The film’s intricate plot, coupled with a stellar cast, is expected to captivate audiences with its blend of suspense, drama, and intricate character dynamics. As the release date approaches, anticipation is building for "Berlin" and its exploration of the murky world of espionage and personal intrigue.

 

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