Poster of Gujarati film 'Super Kand' released: Upcoming film 'Super Kand' to hit the theatres on January 1 next year, due to a unique promotional stunt
Recently, the poster of the Gujarati suspense-drama film 'Super Kand' was released. The film has also recently been in the limelight due to its unique promotional stunt. Recently, the team of this film went to a theater in Ahmedabad. The film was stopped midway and the teaser of the film was shown to the audience. The audience enthusiastically applauded this stunt of the team. The teaser of the film has not been officially released anywhere yet. The tagline of the film is, 'Whatever happens... But this scandal is going to be terrible.' Talking about the story of the film, the radio jockey in the film is a favorite among the audience due to his joke. Ten years later, the radio jockey reunites with his old team and wants to recreate the old joke. During this time, the film will be full of suspense, comedy and thrill. The film is directed by Rishabh Thanki, and stars Parth Madhu Krishna, Archan Trivedi, Makarand Shukla, Sohni Bhatt, Manan Trivedi. The film is produced by Jalaram Films and Meerkat Brothers. The film will be released on January 1, 2027 next year.
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