Saif Ali Khan Battles Between Duty And Family In Cop Drama Kartavya, Trailer Out

Saif Ali Khan’s Kartavya trailer has finally been released, and it promises an intense mix of action, emotions, and family drama. The gripping preview showcases the actor caught in a difficult battle between his cop responsibilities and personal relationships. The film is releasing on Netflix on May 15.

The trailer opens up with Saif Ali Khan, who is struggling to make his name. He has not busted any important case and has been getting constant scolding from seniors. The story explores what happens when doing the right thing comes at an unbearable personal cost. The film follows a police officer, played by Saif Ali Khan, who finds himself caught between rising threats, professional responsibility and the safety of his family.

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Speaking about his interaction with Shah Rukh Khan, Saif, in an exclusive chat with News18, shared that the actor-producer approached him personally with the project and encouraged him to hear the script of Kartavya.

“I’ve had a lovely and long association with Shah Rukh. He’s someone I look up to in many, many ways. I had a short meeting with him. He said that there’s a lovely script and he would like me to hear it and do the film. I went through the process of listening to it and meeting the director (Pulkit). Once we finished the shoot and Shah Rukh watched it, he said it’s a lovely film. He’s very happy with it. That was pretty much the limit of my interaction with him. I didn’t meet him on set because he’s one of the producers who believe that a director is free to operate and make the film that he wants to make. Sometimes, some kinds of presence can be overwhelming on sets and he understands that. He gave us a lot of room to make the film that we wanted to make. So, that was his involvement. I felt like I was working for his production with his sensibilities. But for that, an everyday involvement wasn’t required.”

Directed and written by Pulkit, best known for Bhakshak, Kartavya also stars Rasika Dugal, Sanjay Mishra, Zakir Hussain, Manish Chaudhari and Saurabh Dwivedi.