'Harami': Emraan Hashmi unveils his intense first look; movie to premiere at Busan International Film Festival

Emraan Hashmi posted his first look from forthcoming film 'Harami' on his social media pages.

Emraan Hashmi has unveiled the first look of his forthcoming film titled Harami. The film directed by Shyam Madiraju is an Indo-American production. It is all set to be premiered at Busan International Film Festival. In the first look shared by Emraan, the actor is seen long curly salt-and-pepper haired look with framed spectacles and a gold chain. He wore a simple shirt and is seen giving an intense look in the still.

Emraan captioned the post stating, "#Harami first look".

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Talking about the film, director Shyam said in a statement, "Harami, while set in the streets and slums of Mumbai is a universal story of hope and redemption. The film, a labour of love, took me over two years to just scout during numerous visits to India and despite all the monumental challenges we shot live in Victoria Terminus, Bombay Central, and other trains stations, a feat not for the faint-hearted. With crews over 200 including international talent from America, UK, Denmark and South Africa, Harami was a global production set in the slums of Dharavi and crowded streets of Mohamed Ali Road."

On casting Emraan, Madiraju went on to say, "It was Emraan Hashmi playing the role of 'Sagar Bhai' a very Dickensian Feagin-like character who is a former English teacher turned gang lord who is the real revelation of the film. The role complex and nuanced and unlike anything Emraan had done before, was a true challenge for both Emraan and me."