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Trailer Of Bollywood's First Stoner Comedy 'High Jack' Out

IANS, 30 Mar, 2018 03:35 PM
  • Trailer Of Bollywood's First Stoner Comedy 'High Jack' Out
The trailer of Bollywood's first stoner comedy film is out and it is something you can't miss.
 
 
'High Jack' revolves around a bunch of first-time hijackers, trying to hijack a plane and a bunch of devastated employees of an airline that is shutting down.
 
 
The film stars Sumeet Vyas and Sonnalli Seygall in the pivotal roles.
 
 
 
'High Jack' marks the entry of Viu, the leading international OTT Video Service, into films. The movie also marks the directorial debut of Akarsh Khurana in Bollywood.
 
 
Nuclea's music in the background score makes it even more fun.
 
 
Produced by Phantom films in association with Viu, the movie is slated to release on 20 April 2018

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