Watch Video: Laila Majnu Teaser Has Everything You Expect In An Imtiaz Ali Film

IANS, 01 Jun, 2018 12:52 PM

The first trailer of 'Laila Majnu', a joint venture between Imtiaz Ali and Ekta Kapoor, is out, and it is simply an astounding mix of emotions.

Shared by Imtiaz himself, the trailer takes you on a journey with a couple madly in love.

The film is a modern take on the legendary love story. A classic folklore, the story is based on two lovers facing the challenges of the society of their times.

Written and directed by Sajid Ali, the film will hit screens on August 24.

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