Pink Movie Best Song Kari Kari Out recently. It is a best heart touching song. Singer of this song is Qurat-Ul- Ain-Balouch. People are curious about this movie. In the trailer we see new face Taapsee Pannu in the central character of this film. Kirti Kulhari, Anged Bedi also the star of this film. By the trailer we can they are best friend. They live in a apartment. Their lifestyle is full of song, drug and funny.

But by the trailer we can see some disturbing thing. Like murder, kidnapping and blood. By the trailer we can see Taapsee Pannu charge for that murder. Taapsee Pannu friends also see in the court.

What is the reason of that murder ?

By the trailer we can gause rape is the main reason of that murder. May be some one try to rape Taapsee Pannu or rape Taapsee Pannu. For that reason may be Taapsee Pannu do that murder.

Role of Amitabh Bachchan –

In the trailer we can see the role of Amitabh Bachchan as a lawyer. In the full of court Amitabh Bachchan question Taapsee Pannu are you virgin. First time Taapsee Pannu was silent. Amitabh Bachchan ask again. Taapsee Pannu give the answer is no. It is the most attractive part of that trailer. See the trailer of  Pink Movie Best Song Kari Kari Out-

We can see the trailer some kidnapping moment. We can’t understand what happen about those kidnaping scene. The movie Pink is directed by bengali filmmaker Aniruddha Roy Chowdhury. Aniruddha Roy Chowdhury helmed the 2006 National award-winning film Antaheen with Rahul Bose and Radhika Apte in the lead.

People are very much exciting about this film and waiting for watch.The probable release date of this film is 16 september.

Watch the trailer click here. 

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Last Edited on 2016-08-22

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