Guess what, folks? The digital circus has a new ringmaster, and his name is Babil Khan! 🎪📱 ZEE5 just dropped the trailer for "Logout," a psychological thriller that’s ready to snatch your phone and make you question your life choices. It’s set to premiere on April 18. Mark your calendars, or better yet, set a reminder on that device you’re glued to!
From the Mysterious Desk of Bollywood Newshound Nisha
Hold onto your hats, Bollywood buffs, because "Logout" is about to take you on a wild ride through the dark alleys of the internet. Produced by Digital 18 Media Private Limited and Posham Pa Pictures, this film is not just buzzing—it’s practically shouting from the rooftops after dazzling audiences at film festivals worldwide. From Stuttgart to Melbourne, "Logout" has been collecting applause like influencers collect followers.
In the heart of this digital drama is Pratyush, portrayed by the ever-talented Babil Khan. Just when he’s about to hit the 10 million follower jackpot, things go south faster than you can say "unfollow." A fan’s obsession turns his virtual paradise into a real-world fiasco. It’s like "Black Mirror," but with a Bollywood twist and a side of masala. 🍿
Watch The Trailer Here:
Adding more spice to the narrative are Rasika Dugal, Nimisha Nair, and Gandharv Dewan, who bring their A-game in this cautionary tale. The film is a commentary on our addiction to screens and the potential fallout of living our lives online. Director Amit Golani and writer Biswapati Sarkar have crafted a story that’s as gripping as it is timely.
Golani muses, "Logout is a reflection of how our phones quietly control us. It’s not just about thrills; it’s about truth." Meanwhile, Sarkar warns, "The story might seem fictional, but trust me, it’s uncomfortably real." 😬
And then there’s Babil, who dives into his role with the kind of intensity that makes you wonder if he’s ever been trapped in his own digital web. "Playing Pratyush was a rollercoaster," he confesses. "It’s a far cry from who I am, and that’s why it was so thrilling."
Nisha’s Nutshell: In a world where likes are currency and followers are friends, remember: the real drama unfolds when you log out. So, while you’re waiting for April 18, maybe take a moment to look up from your screen… or not. After all, who needs reality when you have a digital one? 😉
