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The Zoya Factor trailer: Not on luck but this Sonam and Dulquer starrer will work because of the good content

Many filmmakers and actors have said that a moviegoer decides to watch a particular film after watching the trailer of the movie. Well, we too agree with that. The makers of The Zoya Factor have released the trailer of the film and after watching it we are sure you will decide to watch the film on the big screen on 20th September 2019.

Sonam Kapoor took to Twitter to share the trailer with her fans. She tweeted, “The lucky mascot of 1.2 billion people is ready to spread some luck. Share #TheZoyaFactorTrailer with 20 people & get instant good luck ? https://bit.ly/ZoyaTrailer @dulQuer #AbhishekSharma @Pooja__Shetty @aartims @foxstarhindi @ad_labsfilms @Imangadbedi @sikandarkher @anujachauhan.”


The trailer is funny and entertaining, and there are many scenes that will make you go rolling on the floor laughing. Sonam Kapoor, as usual, is quite good and the bubbly avatar suits her to T. Dulquer Salmaan looks hot and his abs will make his female fans drool.

The movie is based on Anuja Chauhan's novel with the same. Sonam's character Zoya Solanki works in an advertising agency and gets an assignment to work with the Indian cricket team. Soon, she becomes the lucky charm for the team and the whole country starts treating her like a Goddess. The story looks damn good and we can expect that director Abhishek Sharma has narrated it well.

The movie also stars Sanjay Kapoor and Angad Bedi and both the actors leave a mark in the trailer.

By the way, we loved a few lines of the song Lucky Charm that we get to hear in the trailer.

The Zoya Factor will clash with Sanjay Dutt starrer Prassthanam and Karan Deol starrer Pal Pal Dil Ke Paas.

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