'The Xpose' Official Theatrical Trailer | Himesh Reshammiya, Yo Yo Honey Singh
- 8 years ago
The official trailer of Himesh Reshammiya and Yo Yo Honey Singh's film The Xposé has hit the World Wide Web and in the first look itself it is 'exposed' that it is quite a rip-off of The Great Gatsby!
The film is based in the '60s era of Bollywood, where the life of stars was larger than life. The trailer tells that film has all possible genres shoved in it, you name it and they have it! (Thank God, they left the horror part out.)
The Xposé is supposed to be a dramatic, romantic, musical thriller. We have no idea what genre that is! But still, there is a first time for everything, right?
Apart from Himesh and Honey Singh, the film features Zoya Afroz, Sonali Raut and Adil Hussain and well, traces of Irrfan Khan (which might be the only tolerable part of the movie!).
The Xposé trailer starts with Sonali Raut offering a prayer and before you can digest that, you are hit with the glam and sham of Bollywood in swinging sixties!
The video shows everything that the movie has to offer -- from the irritating Honey Singh '60s rap song (We can bet, rap didn't even exist then!), to a slim and trim Himesh to a depressing and totally annoying love song. The movie has it all!
The film is based in the '60s era of Bollywood, where the life of stars was larger than life. The trailer tells that film has all possible genres shoved in it, you name it and they have it! (Thank God, they left the horror part out.)
The Xposé is supposed to be a dramatic, romantic, musical thriller. We have no idea what genre that is! But still, there is a first time for everything, right?
Apart from Himesh and Honey Singh, the film features Zoya Afroz, Sonali Raut and Adil Hussain and well, traces of Irrfan Khan (which might be the only tolerable part of the movie!).
The Xposé trailer starts with Sonali Raut offering a prayer and before you can digest that, you are hit with the glam and sham of Bollywood in swinging sixties!
The video shows everything that the movie has to offer -- from the irritating Honey Singh '60s rap song (We can bet, rap didn't even exist then!), to a slim and trim Himesh to a depressing and totally annoying love song. The movie has it all!