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OTT platform ZEE5 has unveiled the trailer of its upcoming original film Saali Mohabbat, a genre-blending how-dunnit that also marks actor Tisca Chopra’s debut as a feature director. Produced by Jio Studios in collaboration with Manish Malhotra’s Stage5 Production, the film promises a gripping, slow-burning narrative layered with mystery, emotional intensity, and psychological tension. Saali Mohabbat begins streaming on December 12.

The film features a powerful ensemble cast including Radhika Apte, Divyenndu Sharma, Anurag Kashyap, Anshumaan Pushkar, Sharat Saxena, and Sauraseni Maitra. Each actor brings a distinct edge to the story, enriching the film’s immersive and suspense-filled world.

At the heart of the narrative is Smita, played by Radhika Apte—a woman living a quiet, almost invisible life in the chilly, secluded town of Fursatgarh. Her days pass in predictable silence until a brutal double murder shakes the town and disrupts her carefully contained existence.

As the investigation unfolds, Fursatgarh’s calm surface begins to crumble, exposing hidden motives, unresolved conflicts, and buried secrets. What initially seems like a straightforward crime soon spirals into a complex web of suspicion, pulling Smita into the centre of the storm. Surrounded by potential suspects—and increasingly viewed as one herself—Smita must confront both the unraveling mystery and the turmoil brewing inside her.

Speaking about her role, Radhika Apte said the trailer beautifully captures the “unsettling stillness” of Smita’s inner world. “Playing Smita meant sitting with emotions that aren’t easy to define. Tisca helped me find a balance between vulnerability and strength. Smita may seem reserved, but she shouldn’t be provoked,” Apte noted.

Also Read: Get Ready for the Most Thrilling Ride with Radhika Apte’s Saali Mohabbat!

Divyenndu added that the film’s atmosphere rests in its “quiet intensity”. “Working on Saali Mohabbat meant embracing discomfort and trusting the silences. Tisca creates spaces where silence speaks louder than dialogue,” he shared.

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Kapil Sharma returns to the big screen with the trailer of Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2, and it’s clear he hasn’t lost his touch. The humour feels bigger, faster, and more polished than the first film.

The trailer shows that the makers aren’t just repeating old jokes. Kapil looks more confident, the chaos is better planned, and the comedy feels updated for today’s OTT and meme-loving audience.

What stands out is the clean, family-friendly tone. In a time when jokes often get misunderstood, the film seems careful yet fun. The cast flows well with Kapil, and some scenes even look naturally improvised.

Releasing a comedy sequel now is a bold move, but it shows confidence in the franchise. If audiences connect with this trailer’s energy, the film could become a strong comedy series for the future.

My only personal observation is about how the film’s story will unfold in today’s times, when people are very sensitive about what is said in public—especially on topics related to religion or faith. It will be interesting to see how the makers keep the humour light without hurting anyone’s feelings.

Overall, the trailer promises a light, enjoyable ride with Kapil Sharma doing what he does best: making people laugh.

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