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Ayushmann Khurrana and Sara Ali Khan's new spy-comedy film 'Udta Teer' has become a topic of discussion recently. The trailer of this film was launched in Mumbai on Wednesday. In the trailer, Ayushmann is seen playing the role of a Pakistani spy who comes to India on a mission, but the story takes an unexpected twist.
Story of character Bilal Ahmed
The name of Ayushmann's character is Bilal Ahmed. After reaching India, he loses his memory in an accident, after which he mistakenly thinks of himself as an Indian spy. This unique concept takes the film in a different direction with spy-comedy.
Ayushmann's character of Pakistani spy
During the trailer launch, Ayushmann told about his character of a Pakistani spy that this role was completely a requirement of the script. He said that as an actor he plays the character as per the needs of the story. Ayushmann described it as a unique blend of spy-comedy and patriotic comedy.
character challenges
Ayushmann described the character of Bilal Ahmed as one of the most challenging characters of his career. He said that it was difficult to strike a balance between the comedy present in the film and the seriousness of the character. Situations arise around his character that are entertaining for the audience, but Bilal has to remain serious amidst these events.
Sara Ali Khan's reaction
Sara Ali Khan also plays an important role in the film. During the trailer launch, he told that the unique story of the film attracted him. Sara said that when she heard the story, she wanted to be a part of this world. He described his character as different from his real life, which made playing this role an exciting experience for him.
film direction
Udta Teer is directed by Akash A Kaushik. Ayushmann gave credit for the concept and story of the film to the director and called it his brain child. Apart from Ayushmann and Sara, the film also includes Rahul Bose, Ram Kapoor, Suhail Nayyar, Gulshan Grover, Raghubir Yadav, Supriya Pilgaonkar, Smita Tambe and late actor Mukul Dev.