The trailer of Kartik Aryan’s upcoming film has been unveiled in the hometown Gwalior along with director Kabir Khan.
The much anticipated trailer of the film Chandu Champion has been launched in Kartik Aryan’s hometown Gwalior. The posters of the film was released earlier which have brought excitement among the fans.
The trailer of the film ‘Chandu Champion’ is packed with emotional moments, intense action and a glimpse of an epic war sequence. It portrays the extraordinary journey of a man who never gave up. The film offers the audience a sneek peek into the grand world of Chandu Champion which showcases Kartik Aryan’s remarkable transformation into a soldier, boxer and wrestler which highlights his unwavering dedication.
The striking poster which was released earlier, showed Kartik in a powerful, gritty pose. The actor seemed looked lean and muscular, his body is covered with mud and runs with intense determination. The movie is about the real-life story of India’s first Paralympic gold medallist Murlikant Petkar, who was born on November 1, 1944 in the Peth Islampur region of Sangli, Maharashtra. Petkar shared the poster and captioned, “Champion Aa Raha Hai… Super excited and proud to share the first poster of the most challenging and special film of my career.”
The film is produced by Sajjid Nadiadwala and Kabir Singh. The film promises an exciting story and is mounted on a ground scale. Kartik by sharing a sneek peek from the trailer dubbing session, and captioned it as, “Bas thoda sa intezaar… Chandu is on his way…Trailer dub ✅ #ChanduChampion 14th June in cinemas @kabirkhankk #SajidNadiadwala @wardakhannadiadwala”
Chandu Champion marks the first collaboration of Kartik Aryan and Kabir Khan. The film is also their second one with Sajid Nadiadwala after the hit Satyaprem Ki Katha. The shooting of the movie is done in United kingdom. The filming took place at the London Aquatics Centre known for the 2012 Olympic swimming events, Kew Gardend which features in the historical drama Queen Charlotte and Syon Park which is a historic aristocratic estate in London.
