Vedaa trailer released.The action-packed trailer of "Vedaa," starring John Abraham and Sharvari, has dropped, leaving audiences buzzing with anticipation. This latest collaboration between John and director Nikkhil Advani, following the success of "Satyameva Jayate" and "Batla House," promises another high-octane thriller.
"Vedaa" tackles the sensitive issue of untouchability, weaving a compelling narrative through the lens of a masala entertainer. The trailer, infused with references to the Mahabharata, opens with John reciting the Bhagavad Gita's "Yada Yada Hi Dharmasya" shlok, setting the stage for a powerful battle. John portrays Abhimanyu Kanwar, a court-martial Army officer, tasked with protecting Sharvari, a young woman from a marginalized community fighting against injustice. The narrative is further enriched by the presence of Abhishek Banerjee, whose role adds another layer of complexity to the story. The trailer culminates with John referring to Sharvari's "saarthi," another evocative nod to the Indian epic.
The trailer's release has sparked an online frenzy, with many expressing their excitement for the film. Netizens have lauded John's action prowess, praising his return to a raw, adrenaline-pumping genre.
However, despite the immense hype surrounding the film, "Vedaa" faces a crucial hurdle – securing a clearance certificate from the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC). The makers have publicly addressed this issue, stating that despite submitting the film eight weeks prior to its scheduled release, they are yet to receive a response from the CBFC. While the trailer's release confirms that the film's release date remains unchanged, the uncertainty surrounding the CBFC's decision has cast a shadow over the project.
"Vedaa" is set to clash with several other anticipated releases on August 15th, including Rajkummar Rao and Shraddha Kapoor's "Stree 2," Akshay Kumar's "Khel Khel Mein," and Chiyaan Vikram's "Thangalaan." Whether "Vedaa" can overcome the CBFC hurdle and make a strong impact at the box office remains to be seen.