'Action king is back': Bhojpuri stars Viraj Bhatt and Raksha Gupta's Vadh trailer leaves fans excited

The much-awaited trailer of the Viraj Bhatt and Raksha starrer Vadh finally dropped on Wednesday. It has been unveiled on the YouTube channel of Worldwide Records Bhojpuri. Going by the trailer, the film seems to be an entertainment package with the right dose of action, romance, and emotion.

About three minutes and thirty seconds long trailer begins with Virat as a dashing cop fighting with goons. The next scene introduces a vengeful villain who is on a killing drive. Raksha is seen in the role of Viraj’s girlfriend and then his wife in the film. The duo has shot several steamy scenes for the movie. The trailer also shows how the villain kills the actor and later Raksha takes revenge on the killer. Towards the end, Viraj returns as another character who is a lookalike of Raksha’s husband and helps her fight her revenge battle. Check out the trailer here:

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Soon after the trailer dropped, Viraj fans flooded the comment section in excitement. While one of the fans wrote, “Bahut dinon baad "Viraj Bhatt ji" ka entry dekh rahen hain!! Itne dinon se kaha the Sir ji ??” Another commented, “Kya dialogue delivery hai viraj sir ka!!!” Another person stated, “The action king of bhojpuri is back with an amazing films. Kya dialogue delivery aur acting hai, sic.” “ It is such a good Film taking ever seen in bhojpuri industry it will give new revolution to bhojpuri cinema industry…,” added another.

Talking about the film, Vadh is written and directed by Som Bhushan Srivastava and produced by Shivam Baranwal. The film marks the comeback of Viraj in movies after a long period of time. Besides him and Raksha, the film also stars Kanij Koirala, Gauri Shankar, Glory Mehta, OP Kashyap, Som Bhushan, Sanju Solanki, and Rajesh Tomar in important roles in the film. The film is set to release in theatres on December 2.