After playing a cop in Rohit Shetty's OTT debut show ‘Indian Police Force’, Sidharth Malhotra is all ready to be a 'yodha', in his next offering and is all set to take to air battle in the movie. The actor plays the role of an off-duty commando who makes a strategy to prevent a hijack plan and ensure the entire safety of the passengers. Prior to the movie's release, the producers created excitement by revealing the movie poster in a unique manner. Yodha is the first Hindi movie to have a poster launch in the sky. How cool is that?
Yodha grand poster revelation
The makers of the highly-anticipated film launched the poster of the movie at a height of 13,000 feet during a mid-air event in Dubai. The creators did not opt for a typical poster launch event and were seen sharing an exciting poster reveal clip on Instagram, where they also announced the teaser date. The caption read, "Airdropping thrills straight to your screens! Super stoked to be taking off on this journey with you all. Stay tuned because #YodhaTeaser out on Feb 19. #Yodha in cinemas March 15." The teaser of ‘Yodha’ will drop on February 19.
As seen in the poster launch video, there are a team of skydivers who descend from the skies to showcase the action-packed thriller movie, amid the pockets of clouds, high above the waters of Dubai. The poster gigantically shows Sidharth in his full on hero mode, donning a rugged personality and holding an assault rifle. The poster also gives the fans of the actor an anticipation to the upcoming adrenaline infused cinematic experience. 'Yodha' will surely carry on the legacy of Sidharth Malhotra's association with Dharma Productions. Right from ‘Student Of The Year’ to ‘Shershaah’, movies of the stellar actor has always resonated with the audience.
‘Yodha’ is all set to release on March 15. Apart from Sidharth Malhotra, the stellar cast also includes Disha Patani, Raashii Khanna. The movie reportedly was first slated to release in December 2023 but as it was clashing with Katrina Kaif and Vijay Sethupathi’s ‘Merry Christmas’. However, both films were then postponed as ‘Dunki’ and ‘and ‘Salaar: Part 1- Ceasefire’ took over the screens.