New Delhi:
Good bad ugly teaser on YouTube: The director of more Ravichandran’s much -awaited action entertainer, ‘Good Bad Agli’, released the film’s teaser on Friday, which stars actor Ajit Kumar in the lead role. Fans and film lovers are quite happy to see this teaser. Those who do not know, let them tell them that Salman Khan’s Alexander is being released in Sinmagh on 28 March 2025 on the occasion of Eid. While Ajit Kumar’s latest film will be seen on the big screen on 10 April.

Director more Ravichandran shared the link of teaser on social media platform X. He wrote, “I feel very emotional. Thank you sir for this occasion. This is my sir, for my own king. I love you with the depth of my heart and soul.

Ajith Kumar – ‘Good Bad Ugly’: Mythri – Tseries Join Hands … * Hindi * Teaser Out Now … 10 April 2025 Release … #Bhushankumar (of #TSERIES) Will present #GoodbaduglyProduced by #Mythrimoviemakers,#Hindi Teaser : https://t.co/sul8iqtnas#Trishakrishnan Plays the female… pic.twitter.com/epu2wcmqn7

– Taran Adarsh ​​(@Taran_adarsh) March 1, 2025

The tremendous teaser begins with a scared man who says, “AK is a red dragon. If he has come here by breaking his own rules, it means that he will eliminate you with his breath.” In the teaser again, Ajit Kumar says, “No matter how good we are, this world makes us bad. I will show you.” Then Ajit says, “Whatever we should not do in life, we should sometimes do baby. That!”

The music of the film is given by National Award winning composer GV Prakash. The film is cinematography by Abinandan Ramanujam and edited by Vijay Velukutty. The stunts of the film have been choreographed by Supreme Sundar and Kaloian Vodenichrov. Interestingly, ‘Good Bad Agli’ was originally to be released for Pongal, when it came on the floor in June last year.

If the rumors are to be believed, Ajit is playing a triple role in this bang action entertainer. The film also stars Trisha Krishnan in the lead role along with Ajit. While many powerful artists like Arjun Das, Prasanna and Sunil are also in important roles.

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