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New trailer & poster of long-stuck film 2016 The End released!

The makers of forthcoming Bollywood film 2016 The End have unveiled a new trailer and poster of the movie at an event in Mumbai.

Along with the trailer and poster, three foot-tapping songs 'Pagli', 'Vaala Vaala' and 'Dil Gulabi' and a romantic track 'Takada Rava' were also released.


The story of 2016 The End revolves around what would happen if we come to know that the word is going to finish in 7 days.

The comic caper was supposed to release in 2016, but owing to some issues, the movie could not see the light of the day back then. Now, it will hit screens on October 6.

The trailer launch event of the film was attended by the whole cast and crew, including Divyenndu Sharma, Kiku Sharda, Rahul Roy, Priya Banerjee and director Jaideep Chopra.

Directed and produced by Jaideep Chopra for Jaideep Chopra Productions, the film also stars Harshad Chopda, Narendra Jha, Tom Alter, Supriya Karnik and Mir Sarwar. The entire star cast is very kicked about the release of the film.

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