<p>Vishal Bhardwaj peels off layers, slowly revealing plot points one by one in his latest <em>Khufiya. </em>I have to be honest, when I first watched the teaser of <em>Khufiya,</em> I had not expected it to be an espionage thriller. The makers added a note right in the beginning to make the viewers understand the years it is set in and the tensions and political manipulation that was taking place in the subcontinent post the Kargil war. Pakistan and India were both discreetly trying to influence Bangladesh's political structure to their advantage. But <em>Khufiya</em> is not a political film. Bhardwaj's thriller isn't just an espionage thriller focussing on the relationship of three neighbouring countries, it is also the story of intelligence agent KM aka Krishna Mehra (Tabu), and her journey of acceptance and moving on.</p>

<p>KM is an investigating officer of the Research and Analytics Wing who is given the daunting task of identifying and arresting a mole in the system. The agency realises that top secrets of the country were being made available to the enemy camp and led to the death of a local spy in Bangladesh. For KM, agent Octopus (Bangladeshi actress Azmeri Haque Badhon) was not just a spy but also a companion of sorts. Her death shakes up KM who now wants to nab those who have created this mess.</p>

<p>The prime suspect is Ravi Mohan(Ali Fazal), who, according to the agency, has been living a far more lavish life than he can afford with his income. Ravi's wife Charu (Wamiqa Gabbi), the agency suspects, is one of his main accomplices who helps him leak important information about Indian intelligence to Pakistan. To the world Ravi and Charu seem unassuming, a regular Indian couple who live with Ravi's aged mother and a child in an apartment in Delhi but that for KM itself is the biggest alibi. As KM and her team bug Ravi's office and home, revelations come out but not the sorts they would be expecting. Is Ravi the main culprit? Does the family realise they are under surveillance and more importantly does KM get to avenge Octopus' death and find the mole forms the rest of the story.</p>

<p>Based on Amar Bhushan's book <em>Escape to Nowhere,</em> Vishal Bhardwaj and co-writer Rohan Narula not only develop an intricate tale of secret service, geo politics and spy networks but also explore the female gaze on people and situations. The film's main protagonist KM is different. She is shown to lack emotions and is a tough nut to crack and very good at her work, so much so that she is careless as a mother to her teenage son who lives with her ex-husband. She wants to be there for her son but falters ever so often. But at the same time, KM is also sensitive to the people she recruits, pays them well, and develops a fondness for Agent Octopus and her plight.</p>

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<p>The film opens with a blurry scene of a woman walking down a rain-swept alley,&nbsp;almost like a painting with KM's voice describing the little details of the woman. The mole on her collarbone, the way she sneezes three times in one go- intimate details that only her partner would know. In Hindi cinema, it has always been the man describing such details about a woman he loves. In<em> Khufiya</em>, Bhardwaj and Narula turn the narrative. Here the woman is describing another woman, she is leading a team of men in a covet operation, it is her story of finding closure, redemption, and making amends.</p>

<p>There could not be anyone better than Tabu to play the straight-face, slightly goofy and clumsy KM. The actress and the director have worked in many films together and each time Tabu has managed to steal the limelight in an ensemble cast. <em>Khufiya </em>is no different and the actress sinks her teeth in a role that almost looks like an extension of her. Slightly evasive yet sensitive, workaholic, righteous but someone who never crosses the line. Tabu's KM seems like a regular person yet she is different from the rest, for her compassion.</p>

<p>The women in <em>Khufiya </em>are all splendid. Wamiqa Gabbi, Bhardwaj's newest muse, shines on her own and despite being relatively new among the cast members, holds her own and commands attention with her stellar performance. Her Charu is a mix of naive, and vulnerable who find strength to fight for her son. Gabbi has made people sit up and notice her work in the recent past with shows like Jubilee and Charlie Chopra and<em> Khufiya </em>will just add more heft to her repertoire.</p>

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<p>Actresses Azmeri Haque Badhon and &nbsp;Navnindra Behl are also delightful in their characters. One plays a femme fatale, undercover spy who knows how to use her beauty to extract crucial state information while the other uses age to get things done.</p>

<p>The men too play a credible part. Ali Fazal as Ravi delivers a credible performance. It is not easy to play a regular guy onscreen but Fazal gives a restrained performance making Ravi the most unassuming yet the most dangerous person to be around. He shines the film most during the climax scene and scenes with Behl where the mother-son dynamics are very well enacted. Ashish Vidyarthi as the agency head delivers his part well.</p>

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<p>The screenplay ever so often teases viewers with quirks and situational comedy - putting the much-needed lightness in the narrative. Farhad Ahmed Dehlvi shoots several of the scenes almost like a painting. The mood is grim and tense and Dehlvi's able camera work helps to maintain the tone throughout.</p>

<p>I do wish the film was slightly shorter. It is a slow-burner thriller and takes ample time to reveal the plot and its characters fully. &nbsp;The film is nearly two hours and thirty minutes long and the narrative is not as fast-paced as an espionage thriller is expected to be. It tries to dig deeper into KM and Octopus' relationship and explain why KM is so obsessed with nabbing the mole whose actions led to Octopus' death.</p>

<p><em>Khufiya</em> isn't your usual espionage film. Or the kind of films we are used to watching. No chest-thumping nationalism, no alpha male saving the day, and no monologues of desh-bhakti or mother's love. It has an uncanny hero who is flawed as a person but superb at her job. Sharp, patient, and compassionate.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Vishal Bhardwaj and Tabu is a combination that never disappoints and <em>Khufiya </em>just adds to that list. It demands your attention and patience but it is worth your time. <em>Khufiya</em> is streaming on Netflix.</p>


Vishal Bhardwaj peels off layers, slowly revealing plot points one by one in his latest Khufiya. I have to be honest, when I first watched the teaser of Khufiya, I had not expected it to be an espionage thriller.

Vishal Bhardwaj peels off layers, slowly revealing plot points one by one in his latest Khufiya. I have to be honest, when I first watched the teaser of Khufiya, I had not expected it to be an espionage thriller. The makers added a note right in the beginning to make the viewers understand the years it is set in and the tensions and political manipulation that was taking place in the subcontinent post the Kargil war. Pakistan and India were both discreetly trying to influence Bangladesh's political structure to their advantage. But Khufiya is not a political film. Bhardwaj's thriller isn't just an espionage thriller focussing on the relationship of three neighbouring countries, it is also the story of intelligence agent KM aka Krishna Mehra (Tabu), and her journey of acceptance and moving on. KM is an investigating officer of the Research and Analytics Wing who is given the daunting task of identifying and arresting a mole in the system. The agency realises that top secrets of the country were being made available to the enemy camp and led to the death of a local spy in Bangladesh. For KM, agent Octopus (Bangladeshi actress Azmeri Haque Badhon) was not just a spy but also a companion of sorts. Her death shakes up KM who now wants to nab those who have created this mess. The prime suspect is Ravi Mohan(Ali Fazal), who, according to the agency, has been living a far more lavish life than he can afford with his income. Ravi's wife Charu (Wamiqa Gabbi), the agency suspects, is one of his main accomplices who helps him leak important information about Indian intelligence to Pakistan. To the world Ravi and Charu seem unassuming, a regular Indian couple who live with Ravi's aged mother and a child in an apartment in Delhi but that for KM itself is the biggest alibi. As KM and her team bug Ravi's office and home, revelations come out but not the sorts they would be expecting. Is Ravi the main culprit? Does the family realise they are under surveillance and more importantly does KM get to avenge Octopus' death and find the mole forms the rest of the story. Based on Amar Bhushan's book Escape to Nowhere, Vishal Bhardwaj and co-writer Rohan Narula not only develop an intricate tale of secret service, geo politics and spy networks but also explore the female gaze on people and situations. The film's main protagonist KM is different. She is shown to lack emotions and is a tough nut to crack and very good at her work, so much so that she is careless as a mother to her teenage son who lives with her ex-husband. She wants to be there for her son but falters ever so often. But at the same time, KM is also sensitive to the people she recruits, pays them well, and develops a fondness for Agent Octopus and her plight. The film opens with a blurry scene of a woman walking down a rain-swept alley, almost like a painting with KM's voice describing the little details of the woman. The mole on her collarbone, the way she sneezes three times in one go- intimate details that only her partner would know. In Hindi cinema, it has always been the man describing such details about a woman he loves. In Khufiya, Bhardwaj and Narula turn the narrative. Here the woman is describing another woman, she is leading a team of men in a covet operation, it is her story of finding closure, redemption, and making amends. There could not be anyone better than Tabu to play the straight-face, slightly goofy and clumsy KM. The actress and the director have worked in many films together and each time Tabu has managed to steal the limelight in an ensemble cast. Khufiya is no different and the actress sinks her teeth in a role that almost looks like an extension of her. Slightly evasive yet sensitive, workaholic, righteous but someone who never crosses the line. Tabu's KM seems like a regular person yet she is different from the rest, for her compassion. The women in Khufiya are all splendid. Wamiqa Gabbi, Bhardwaj's newest muse, shines on her own and despite being relatively new among the cast members, holds her own and commands attention with her stellar performance. Her Charu is a mix of naive, and vulnerable who find strength to fight for her son. Gabbi has made people sit up and notice her work in the recent past with shows like Jubilee and Charlie Chopra and Khufiya will just add more heft to her repertoire. Actresses Azmeri Haque Badhon and Navnindra Behl are also delightful in their characters. One plays a femme fatale, undercover spy who knows how to use her beauty to extract crucial state information while the other uses age to get things done. The men too play a credible part. Ali Fazal as Ravi delivers a credible performance. It is not easy to play a regular guy onscreen but Fazal gives a restrained performance making Ravi the most unassuming yet the most dangerous person to be around. He shines the film most during the climax scene and scenes with Behl where the mother-son dynamics are very well enacted. Ashish Vidyarthi as the agency head delivers his part well. The screenplay ever so often teases viewers with quirks and situational comedy - putting the much-needed lightness in the narrative. Farhad Ahmed Dehlvi shoots several of the scenes almost like a painting. The mood is grim and tense and Dehlvi's able camera work helps to maintain the tone throughout. I do wish the film was slightly shorter. It is a slow-burner thriller and takes ample time to reveal the plot and its characters fully. The film is nearly two hours and thirty minutes long and the narrative is not as fast-paced as an espionage thriller is expected to be. It tries to dig deeper into KM and Octopus' relationship and explain why KM is so obsessed with nabbing the mole whose actions led to Octopus' death. Khufiya isn't your usual espionage film. Or the kind of films we are used to watching. No chest-thumping nationalism, no alpha male saving the day, and no monologues of desh-bhakti or mother's love. It has an uncanny hero who is flawed as a person but superb at her job. Sharp, patient, and compassionate. Vishal Bhardwaj and Tabu is a combination that never disappoints and Khufiya just adds to that list. It demands your attention and patience but it is worth your time. Khufiya is streaming on Netflix.

Khufiya review: Tabu, Ali Fazal's film is not your usual espionage thriller 

<p>The first trailer for Netflix's<em> Khufiya</em> is here. Helmed by ace director Vishal Bharadwaj, the film stars Tabu, Ali Fazal, and Wamiqa Gabbi in the lead roles. The thriller is based on Amar Bhushan's espionage novel <em>Escape to Nowhere.&nbsp;</em></p>

<p>In the film, Tabu plays the role of an undercover raw agent, Krishna Mehra, an R&amp;AW operative, who is on a mission to find more in the team and unveil a big secret mission.</p>

<p><em>Khufiya </em>will premiere on Netflix on 5 October.</p>

<p>The trailer that dropped on Monday (Sept 18), takes us into the eerie world where Tabu is trying to find the person who is leaking confidential details of&nbsp;the agency.</p>

<p>Tabu and her whole team are suspicious that Ali Fazal's character Dev is involved in all of this, and she secretly keeps an eye on the whole family of Dev, his wife, played by Wamiqa.</p>

<p>Further, the trailer hints that the traitor is someone different.</p>

<p>The almost three-minute trailer is full of mystery, action-packed sequences, and emotions.<br />
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<strong>Watch the trailer here:</strong></p>

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<p><strong>More about the film&nbsp;</strong></p>

<p>Talking about the project, Bhardwaj said that he's always been fascinated with the espionage world.&nbsp;</p>

<p>''I have always been very fascinated with the world of espionage and am truly excited to explore this genre with Khufiya. This film gave me a chance to reunite with Tab and work for the very first time with two very talented actors- Ali Fazal and Wamiqa Gabbi. It also marks my first creative collaboration with Netflix which has been both exciting and rewarding. I cannot wait to share this thrilling and powerful story with Netflix’s audiences across 190 countries."</p>

<p>Co-written by Vishal and Rohan Narula, the spy-thriller also stars Ashish Vidyarthi and Azmeri Haque Badhon.</p>

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The first trailer for Netflix's Khufiya is here. Helmed by ace director Vishal Bharadwaj, the film stars Tabu, Ali Fazal, and Wamiqa Gabbi in the lead roles. The thriller is based on Amar Bhushan's espionage novel Escape to Nowhere.

The first trailer for Netflix's Khufiya is here. Helmed by ace director Vishal Bharadwaj, the film stars Tabu, Ali Fazal, and Wamiqa Gabbi in the lead roles. The thriller is based on Amar Bhushan's espionage novel Escape to Nowhere. In the film, Tabu plays the role of an undercover raw agent, Krishna Mehra, an R&AW operative, who is on a mission to find more in the team and unveil a big secret mission. Khufiya will premiere on Netflix on 5 October. The trailer that dropped on Monday (Sept 18), takes us into the eerie world where Tabu is trying to find the person who is leaking confidential details of the agency. Tabu and her whole team are suspicious that Ali Fazal's character Dev is involved in all of this, and she secretly keeps an eye on the whole family of Dev, his wife, played by Wamiqa. Further, the trailer hints that the traitor is someone different. The almost three-minute trailer is full of mystery, action-packed sequences, and emotions. Watch the trailer here: Yahan hathiyaar ke roop hain alag, aur jung hai khufiya. In a world of spies, the traitor must be brought to light.#Khufiya, streaming from Oct 5, only on Netflix! pic.twitter.com/bMOwzU2QpJ — Netflix India (@NetflixIndia) September 18, 2023 × More about the film Talking about the project, Bhardwaj said that he's always been fascinated with the espionage world. ''I have always been very fascinated with the world of espionage and am truly excited to explore this genre with Khufiya. This film gave me a chance to reunite with Tab and work for the very first time with two very talented actors- Ali Fazal and Wamiqa Gabbi. It also marks my first creative collaboration with Netflix which has been both exciting and rewarding. I cannot wait to share this thrilling and powerful story with Netflix’s audiences across 190 countries." Co-written by Vishal and Rohan Narula, the spy-thriller also stars Ashish Vidyarthi and Azmeri Haque Badhon. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Khufiya trailer out: Tabu-Ali Fazal starrer looks intriguing

<p>The much-awaited Netflix global event 'Tudum' is back with a bevvy of new shows, films, first look and trailers that will be released on the streaming platform&nbsp;in the upcoming few months.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Taking the excitement a notch higher, Netflix dropped a bunch of new stuff that all the moviegoers have been waiting for - from the interesting heist tale 'Chor Nikal ke Bhaga' starring Yami Gautam and Sunny Kaushal to the dark,&nbsp;mysterious &amp; tense drama like 'Khufiya' starring Tabu, 'Scoop', and Hansal Mehta's &nbsp;'Guns &amp; Gulaabs'.</p>

<p>Not only this, but Netflix has also released a teaser of a documentary based on the fairytale wedding of superstar lady Nayanthara and director Vignesh Shivan.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Scroll to check out the all-new trailer released at the event.&nbsp;</strong></p>

<p><strong>Soup:</strong></p>

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<p><strong>Star cast:&nbsp;</strong>Manoj Bajpayee and Konkona Sen Sharma.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>The official synopsis reads,</strong> “In a quest to get her restaurant, talentless chef Swathi Shetty cooks up a master plan to replace her husband Prabhakar with her lover, Umesh. But when a bumbling local inspector and a few amateur villains get involved, too many cooks threaten to spoil the broth.”</p>

<p><strong>Chor Nikal Ke Bhaga:</strong></p>

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<p><strong>Star cast: Yami Gautam and Sunny Kaushal</strong></p>

<p>Directed by Ajay Singh, it's a story of a young couple&nbsp;played by Yami and Sunny, who are trying to do a big heist on a flight. However, everything goes wrong when the plane gets&nbsp;hijacked.</p>

<p><strong>Monica, O My Darling</strong></p>

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<strong>Star cast:&nbsp;</strong>Huma Qureshi, Rajkummar Rao, Radhika Apte, Sikandar Kher, Sukant Goel, Zayn Marie.&nbsp;<br />
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The makers dropped the first teaser&nbsp;of Vasan Bala's whodunnit drama featuring Rajkummar playing the role of Jayant, who is trying to do something big but gets&nbsp;trapped&nbsp;in some chaos.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Khufiya&nbsp;</strong></p>

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<p><strong>Star cast:&nbsp;</strong>&nbsp;Tabu, Ali Fazal, Wamiqa Gabbi and Ashish Vidyarthi</p>

<p>Vishal Bharadwaj's thriller is based on Amar Bhushan's&nbsp;espionage novel 'Escape to Nowhere'. In the film, Tabu is playing the role&nbsp;an undercover raw agent, who is assigned to unveil a big secret mission.&nbsp;<br />
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<strong>Kathal:&nbsp;</strong></p>

<p>Star cast:&nbsp;Sanya Malhotra, Rajpal Yadav,&nbsp;Vijay Raaz.</p>

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<p>After a long wait, the makers finally dropped the first trailer of the comedy-drama&nbsp;'Kathal'. Set in a small town Moba, the comedy trailer&nbsp;showcases Sanya playing a young cop who is assigned to find a stolen jackfruit.</p>

<p>&nbsp;'Nayanthara: Beyond The Fairy Tale:</p>

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<p>The documentary is on south superstar Nayanthara and filmmaker Vignesh Shivan's fairy tale wedding. The teaser released shows a glimpse of their marriage held earlier this year and also shows Nayanthara and Vignesh preparing for their wedding talking about their relationship and the bond they share.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Qala:</p>

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<p>Star cast:&nbsp;Swastika Mukherjee, Babil, Tripti Dimri and Amit Sial.</p>

<p>Late actor Irrfan Khan's son Babil is all set to make his debut with the period film 'Qala'. The film is directed by&nbsp;Anvitaa Dutt, who had earlier directed the streaming movie `Bulbbul`.</p>


The much-awaited Netflix global event 'Tudum' is back with a bevvy of new shows, films, first look and trailers that will be released on the streaming platform in the upcoming few months.

The much-awaited Netflix global event 'Tudum' is back with a bevvy of new shows, films, first look and trailers that will be released on the streaming platform in the upcoming few months. Taking the excitement a notch higher, Netflix dropped a bunch of new stuff that all the moviegoers have been waiting for - from the interesting heist tale 'Chor Nikal ke Bhaga' starring Yami Gautam and Sunny Kaushal to the dark, mysterious & tense drama like 'Khufiya' starring Tabu, 'Scoop', and Hansal Mehta's 'Guns & Gulaabs'. Not only this, but Netflix has also released a teaser of a documentary based on the fairytale wedding of superstar lady Nayanthara and director Vignesh Shivan. Scroll to check out the all-new trailer released at the event. Soup: Star cast: Manoj Bajpayee and Konkona Sen Sharma. The official synopsis reads, “In a quest to get her restaurant, talentless chef Swathi Shetty cooks up a master plan to replace her husband Prabhakar with her lover, Umesh. But when a bumbling local inspector and a few amateur villains get involved, too many cooks threaten to spoil the broth.” Chor Nikal Ke Bhaga: Star cast: Yami Gautam and Sunny Kaushal Directed by Ajay Singh, it's a story of a young couple played by Yami and Sunny, who are trying to do a big heist on a flight. However, everything goes wrong when the plane gets hijacked. Monica, O My Darling Star cast: Huma Qureshi, Rajkummar Rao, Radhika Apte, Sikandar Kher, Sukant Goel, Zayn Marie. The makers dropped the first teaser of Vasan Bala's whodunnit drama featuring Rajkummar playing the role of Jayant, who is trying to do something big but gets trapped in some chaos. Khufiya Star cast: Tabu, Ali Fazal, Wamiqa Gabbi and Ashish Vidyarthi Vishal Bharadwaj's thriller is based on Amar Bhushan's espionage novel 'Escape to Nowhere'. In the film, Tabu is playing the role an undercover raw agent, who is assigned to unveil a big secret mission. Kathal: Star cast: Sanya Malhotra, Rajpal Yadav, Vijay Raaz. × After a long wait, the makers finally dropped the first trailer of the comedy-drama 'Kathal'. Set in a small town Moba, the comedy trailer showcases Sanya playing a young cop who is assigned to find a stolen jackfruit. 'Nayanthara: Beyond The Fairy Tale: The documentary is on south superstar Nayanthara and filmmaker Vignesh Shivan's fairy tale wedding. The teaser released shows a glimpse of their marriage held earlier this year and also shows Nayanthara and Vignesh preparing for their wedding talking about their relationship and the bond they share. Qala: Star cast: Swastika Mukherjee, Babil, Tripti Dimri and Amit Sial. Late actor Irrfan Khan's son Babil is all set to make his debut with the period film 'Qala'. The film is directed by Anvitaa Dutt, who had earlier directed the streaming movie `Bulbbul`.

From 'Khufiya' to 'Soup': Check out all the trailers released at Netflix Tudum event

<p>The first teaser of Vishal Bhardwaj's next 'Khufiya' was dropped on Monday on social media. The film's first look was launched at a special event by Netflix in Mumbai. The sneak peek was shown to selected media present at the event.&nbsp;<br />
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Later, Tabu took to Instagram as she shared the teaser of the film. She captioned the post, "First look. #Khufiya." The film is all set to stream exclusively on Netflix soon.<br />
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Helmed by ace filmmaker Vishal Bhardwaj, 'Khufiya'&nbsp;is based on the espionage novel 'Escape to Nowhere' by Amar Bhushan.<br />
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The Netflix project is a story about Krishna Mehra, an R&amp;AW operative who is assigned to track down India's defence secrets.</p>

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<p>The spy thriller also stars Ali Fazal, Wamiqa Gabbi, and Ashish Vidyarthi in pivotal roles. Netflix also dropped the teaser of the film which they captioned, "A mystery has been brewing. That`s all we can tell you, for now. #Khufiya, coming soon only on Netflix!"<br />
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Tabu was last seen in 'Bhool Bulaiyaa 2' which was declared as a hit at the box office. The film had Tabu essaying a double role. Helmed by Anees Bazmee, the film also starred Kartik Aaryan and Kiara Advani and collected over Rs 200 crore at the box office worldwide.<br />
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She will be next seen in an upcoming suspense thriller film 'Drishyam 2'&nbsp;alongside Ajay Devgn, Akshaye Khanna, Shriya Saran and Ishita Dutta. Helmed by Abhishek Pathak, the film is an official Hindi remake of a Malayalam film with the same title which starred south actor Mohanlal in the lead role.</p>

<p>.Apart from that she also has `Bholaa` along with Ajay Devgn, which is also a remake of a south film `Kaithi`.&nbsp;</p>


The first teaser of Vishal Bhardwaj's next 'Khufiya' was dropped on Monday on social media. The film's first look was launched at a special event by Netflix in Mumbai.

The first teaser of Vishal Bhardwaj's next 'Khufiya' was dropped on Monday on social media. The film's first look was launched at a special event by Netflix in Mumbai. The sneak peek was shown to selected media present at the event. Later, Tabu took to Instagram as she shared the teaser of the film. She captioned the post, "First look. #Khufiya." The film is all set to stream exclusively on Netflix soon. Helmed by ace filmmaker Vishal Bhardwaj, 'Khufiya' is based on the espionage novel 'Escape to Nowhere' by Amar Bhushan. The Netflix project is a story about Krishna Mehra, an R&AW operative who is assigned to track down India's defence secrets. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Tabu (@tabutiful) × The spy thriller also stars Ali Fazal, Wamiqa Gabbi, and Ashish Vidyarthi in pivotal roles. Netflix also dropped the teaser of the film which they captioned, "A mystery has been brewing. That`s all we can tell you, for now. #Khufiya, coming soon only on Netflix!" Tabu was last seen in 'Bhool Bulaiyaa 2' which was declared as a hit at the box office. The film had Tabu essaying a double role. Helmed by Anees Bazmee, the film also starred Kartik Aaryan and Kiara Advani and collected over Rs 200 crore at the box office worldwide. She will be next seen in an upcoming suspense thriller film 'Drishyam 2' alongside Ajay Devgn, Akshaye Khanna, Shriya Saran and Ishita Dutta. Helmed by Abhishek Pathak, the film is an official Hindi remake of a Malayalam film with the same title which starred south actor Mohanlal in the lead role. .Apart from that she also has `Bholaa` along with Ajay Devgn, which is also a remake of a south film `Kaithi`.

'Khufiya' teaser: Vishal Bhardwaj's next featuring Tabu, Ali Fazal looks eerie

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