Himesh Reshammiya, Farah Karimeaa's lethal love tale in 'Teraa Surroor'

The trailer of Teraa Surroor starring Himesh Reshammiya is out.

Can a trailer bore you? What can a person do in 3.18-mins that you want to shake them actually difficult?

Sure, if that character is Himesh Reshammiya and he's coming out with but another movie. His trailer of Teraa Surroor is too lengthy, too uninteresting and too exasperating.
To Himesh’s credit, there may be love, thriller, sex (or what passes for intercourse in Bollywood), six-percent abs, tune, thrill, Shekhar Kapoor, Kabir Bedi and Naseeruddin Shah inside the trailer. There is a lot of Himesh in it too, which sort of works in opposition to it.

From what the convoluted trailer gives away, Himesh’s character is in love with Tara Wadia (amateur Farah Karimaee) who can also or won't be a crook. If she is not a criminal, she has been wrongly implicated by means of a faceless man known as Anirudh Brahmin. Kabir Bedi’s police chief is searching out Brahmin and so is Himesh in order that he may want to clear his loved ones name.

Between music snippets, Himesh unearths him. With such memorable dialogues like, ‘Do no longer ever give a bad female an excellent boyfriend’ (they make Shekhar Kapoor say it, for that on my own we're prepared to hate them) and ‘Chal paagal paagal khelte hai’, this is another for die-hard Himesh enthusiasts.

Directed by Shawn Arranha, the flick is a sequel to the 2007 hit Aap Ka Suroor, which was Himesh’s debut on the massive screen. Teraa Surroor: A deadly Love tale is slated to be launched on March eleven. We're making a bet our backside dollar that it'll be pretty lethal to the target market’s sanity.