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Trailer of Akshay Kumar starrer Laxmmi Bomb to be out tomorrow

Akshay Kumar starrer Laxmmi Bomb is one of the most awaited films of 2020. The movie was supposed to hit the big screens on Eid this year, but due to the pandemic that didn’t happen and later the makers decided to release it on the OTT platform Disney+ Hotstar.

A few days ago, it was announced that the movie will start streaming on Disney+ Hotstar on Diwali this year, and today, it has been revealed that the trailer of Laxmmi Bomb will be out tomorrow.


Akshay Kumar posted on Instagram, “Hassoge, darroge aur apne ghar valo ke sath milkar kal sab se bada dhamaka dekhoge! ?Watch #LaxmmiBomb Trailer, coming out tomorrow! #YeDiwaliLaxmmiBombWali! ? #FoxStarStudios #DisneyPlusHotstarMultiplex @kiaraaliaadvani @offl_lawrence @shabskofficial @tusshark89 @foxstarhindi @disneyplushotstarvip #CapeOfGoodFilms #ShabinaaEntertainment #TussharEntertainmentHouse @zeemusiccompany.”

Well, we are super excited to watch the trailer of Laxmmi Bomb as the posters have already impressed us a lot.

Directed by Raghava Lawrence, Laxmmi Bomb is a remake of Tamil film Muni 2: Kanchana. The Tamil film was also directed by Lawrence and he had also played the lead role in it. Laxmmi Bomb stars Kiara Advani as the female lead.

Reportedly, Akshay has planned a special strategy to promote the film. He will be promoting the movie at the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL) and will also be appearing on Kapil’s show, The Kapil Sharma Show.

While in India Laxmmi Bomb will get a direct-to-digital release, it will be getting a theatrical release in Australia, New Zealand, and UAE.

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