The bold and sensational trailer of Paoli Dam starrer 'Hate Story' releases. Here's more
Hindi cinema is breaking barriers like never before. While few film makers continue to run the tried and tested method, there are few who test the norm. Stirring up tremendous buzz is the mystery girl in this brand new bold poster of Vikram Bhatt’s next ‘Hate Story’, directed by Vivek Agnihotri.
Also read: Unveiled: The mystery girl on the poster of 'Hate Story'
The trailer opens to a series of montage shots raising the curiosity level of the audiences to an all time high. The promo showcases the journey of Kaavya (Paoli) from a simpleton to that of one of the biggest escorts in the city, all for revenge. The bold scenes and language along with Paoli’s raw sex appeal is sure to catch the audience off guard. This film also marks the debut of the sultry Bengali actress Paoli Dam. She stars along with Nikhil Dwivedi and Gulshan Devaiah who play prominent characters
After bare back promo of the movie was out a few weeks back, the audience was definitely expecting something supremely scandalous from the makers and we are happy to say that the trailer has delivered beyond expectations. ‘Hate Story’ hits theatres on 20th April, 2012.
Also read: Unveiled: The mystery girl on the poster of 'Hate Story'
The trailer opens to a series of montage shots raising the curiosity level of the audiences to an all time high. The promo showcases the journey of Kaavya (Paoli) from a simpleton to that of one of the biggest escorts in the city, all for revenge. The bold scenes and language along with Paoli’s raw sex appeal is sure to catch the audience off guard. This film also marks the debut of the sultry Bengali actress Paoli Dam. She stars along with Nikhil Dwivedi and Gulshan Devaiah who play prominent characters
After bare back promo of the movie was out a few weeks back, the audience was definitely expecting something supremely scandalous from the makers and we are happy to say that the trailer has delivered beyond expectations. ‘Hate Story’ hits theatres on 20th April, 2012.
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