Crazxy Trailer: Sohum Shah starrer is unique, emotionally charged as it gives a glimpse of all the chaotic craziness : Bollywood News

Ever since Sohum Shah announced Crazxy, it has been garnering excitement for its unique title with the recently quirky posters only adding to the anticipation. After the massive success of Tumbbad re-release, the filmmaker-actor promised to take things up a notch with a hilarious release date announcement of his next. While the teaser hinted at pure madness, the trailer now takes the craziness to an entirely new level in this one-of-a-kind thriller.

Crazxy Trailer: Sohum Shah starrer is unique, emotionally charged as it gives a glimpse of all the chaotic craziness

An absolutely chaotic, different and unique trailer for Crazxy has finally been released, and it guarantees a crazy ride. Perfectly complementing the teaser's vibe, the trailer promises a never-seen-before thriller that is sure to set a benchmark. The trailer makes it clear that Sohum Shah is bringing yet another fresh, unique, and atrangi concept to the big screen. It also adds elements of thrills, as this ‘good surgeon’ but ‘terrible father’ sets off on a wild goose chase in a bid to find his missing daughter after he gets a ransom call from kidnappers for five crores.

Last week, Sohum took to social media to share a Tummbad reference as he posted an interesting teaser to announce the arrival of the film and its trailer, which featured Daadi, and Hastar – key characters from his last thriller.

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Sohum Shah’s Crazxy aims to break new grounds in the Bollywood thriller genre with its cinematography, and edge-of-the-seat thrills, promising audiences a crazy ride. Written and directed by Girish Kohli, the film is produced by Sohum Shah, Mukesh Shah, Amita Shah, and Adesh Prasad, with Ankit Jain as co-producer. While we are yet to receive more details on the cast, Crazxy hits cinemas on February 28, 2025.

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