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Teaser of Dulquer Salmaan starrer Kurup is engaging

Teaser of Dulquer Salmaan starrer Kurup is engaging

By Murtuza Iqbal

On 1st January 2021, Dulquer Salmaan had shared the first look poster of his next Malayalam film Kurup and had revealed that the movie will be dubbed and released in various languages including Hindi.


Today, the teaser of Kurup has been released, and Dulquer took to Twitter to share it with his fans. He tweeted, “At long last here is the Kurup Teaser ! Shot across India and the Middle East we are giving this film our everything. Hope the teaser gives you a small glimpse into the world of Kurup ! https://bit.ly/3sB8Qqh #Kurup #KurupTeaser #KurupMovie.”

Kurup revolves around the true story of Sukumara Kurup, a wanted fugitive. The teaser of the film is interesting, and Dulquer Salmaan looks dapper in it.

Directed by Srinath Rajendran, Kurup also stars Indrajith Sukumaran, Sunny Wayne, Shine Tom Chacko, Sobhita Dhulipala, and Maya Menon. The movie is slated to release on 28th May 2021.

Talking about other films of Dulquer Salmaan, the actor has Salute and Hey Sinamika lined-up. The former is a Malayalam movie, and the latter is a Tamil film.

A few days ago, the first look of Salute was unveiled. Dulquer had shared it on Instagram with the caption, “End Game ! As embarrassing as it is, here’s me presenting myself in our newest film titled “Salute” ! Saluting our wonderful cast and crew !”

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