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Saif Ali Khan starrer Laal Kaptaan gets a new release date

Saif Ali Khan will next be seen on the big screen in Laal Kaptaan which is produced by Aanand L Rai and Eros Now. The film is directed by NH10 fame director Navdeep Singh and Saif plays the character of a Naga Sadhu in the film.

From the day, the makers have unveiled the first look of the film, we have been quite curious to know more about this revenge drama. Laal Kaptaan was slated to release on 11th October 2019, but it has now been postponed by a week.


Aanand L Rai took to Twitter to unveil the new poster and announced the new release date. He tweeted, “Revenge is all he seeks and his HUNT reveals tomorrow, #LaalKaptaan, in theatres from 18th October. #SaifAliKhan @cypplOfficial @ErosNow @Nopisingh @zyhssn @deepakdobriyal #ManavVij.”

Well, once again we are left speechless because in the poster, Saif Ali Khan’s look simply amazing. It is surely something we haven’t seen Saif doing earlier. Now, we wonder if tomorrow the trailer will be out or a teaser.

Last year, during the shooting of the film, a few pictures of Saif were leaked from the sets and people started comparing his look to Jack Sparrow. While talking to a tabloid about it, Saif had earlier stated, "My nephew Kiaan [Karisma Kapoor's son] and son [Ibrahim] saw the photographs before they had leaked, and said, 'Hey, that's Jack Sparrow.' The resemblance was because of the jacket and dreadlocks. While filming, I never thought about it. If I did, I wouldn't have done it. But, everything will make sense when you see the film."

Laal Kaptaan will clash with Vikram Bhatt’s Ghost which stars Sanaya Irani in the lead role.

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