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Tapsee's life in tatters
Actress Tapsee is returning with another spooky film. The teaser of the upcoming multilingual thriller ‘Game Over’, which was released on Wednesday, Taapsee Pannu plays a wheelchair-bound gamer combating a mysterious identity.
Actress Tapsee is returning with another spooky film. The teaser of the upcoming multilingual thriller 'Game Over', which was released on Wednesday, Taapsee Pannu plays a wheelchair-bound gamer combating a mysterious identity.
The minute-long teaser, which mostly unfolds inside a house, looks chilling and intriguing. The teaser features the text "We all have two lives; the second one starts when we realise we only have one".
It indicates that the film is shrouded in mystery and a lot of questions will be answered when the film releases on June 14 in Tamil, Telugu and Hindi. Directed by Ashwin Saravanan, 'Game Over' has been produced by Y Not Studios in association with Reliance Entertainment.
Last week, Anurag Kashyap revealed that he will present the Hindi version of 'Game Over', which has music by Ron Yohann.
Earlier, Ashwin said, "It will feature very few characters. Ever since I saw 'Pink', I've wanted to work with Taapsee.
I'm glad everything fell in place for this project and I'm excited to be working with her. She is someone who is not really screen-conscious and can really get under the skin of a character," he had said.
