'Blurr' trailer: Taapsee Pannu leads an enthralling murder mystery drama
What's the story
The trailer of Taapsee Pannu's upcoming film Blurr was dropped on Tuesday. Going by the video clip, it looks like the film will revolve around the death of one of the characters played by Pannu. The trailer hints that the film will be a thriller with Pannu playing dual roles as twin sisters. Dive in to know more about the movie and the trailer.
Context
Why does this story matter?
Blurr marks the debut production venture of the Thappad actor. While this production venture of Pannu makes the film important, since the actor's previous film Dobaaraa failed to make a mark at the box office, this upcoming film is an important one for her, even though it will have a direct-to-digital debut. This film has been making the headlines ever since it was announced.
Observation
What does the trailer show?
The trailer shows Pannu playing Gayatri and Gautami. The trailer also reveals that Gautami dies in the movie and the film revolves around Gayatri's ardent efforts to find out the reason behind her death. It is also revealed in the trailer that Gautami was blind and Gayatri is also slowly losing her eyesight. Toward the end of the trailer, Gayatri completely loses her eyesight.
Premiere
'Blurr' is set for release on ZEE5
As mentioned earlier, Blurr is gearing up for release on December 9 digitally, on ZEE5. This film marks the return of filmmaker Ajay Bahl after his 2019 film Section 375. Pannu, who has had two releases this year, namely Srijit Mukherji's Shabaash Mithu and Anurag Kashyap's Dobaaraa, will make her first digital premiere for the year with Blurr.
Statement
Here's what Pannu said about the movie
Talking about the film, Pannu earlier said, "Blurr taps into different sensibilities of an individual and that is purely why I decided to produce it as my first film. Donning the producer's hat has been a spectacular experience." "Essaying the character of a woman pushed to the brink of mental endurance due to her sister's death was vulnerable, raw, and clawing," she added.