The
makers
of
Harami
just
dropped
the
trailer
for
Emraan
Hashmi's
latest
international
production.
The
film
is
all
set
to
head
to
the
2020
Busan
International
Film
Festival
with
nominations
for
the
best
film,
best
director
and
the
best
audience
award.
The
film
written
and
directed
by
Shyam
Madiraju,
follows
a
16-year-old
Rizwan
Shaikh
as
'Pachpan',
who
is
part
of
a
pack
of
pickpocketers
and
Dhanashree
Patil
as
Uma,
Pachapan's
love
interest.
The
trailer
shows
Pachpan
looking
at
himself
in
the
mirror
and
reading
names
of
the
identity
cards
from
the
wallets
he
stole.
The
kid
who
has
been
given
a
number
for
a
name
by
their
gang
leader,
can
be
seen
struggling
with
his
identity.
Pachpan's
friend
then
reminds
him
that
their
leader
gave
them
numbers
as
names
and
that's
what
they
will
ever
be.
We
also
get
a
glimpse
of
Emraan
Hashmi
as
their
leader
Sagar
as
he
punishes
a
kid
for
disobeying
him.
Despite
the
threat
to
his
life
from
Sagar
after
finding
out
that
the
man
from
whom
Pachpan
stole
money
died,
he
decides
to
make
amends.
Take
a
look
at
the
trailer:
The
awards
Harami
is
up
for
at
the
Busan
International
Film
Festival
are
called
as,
'New
Currents
Award,'
'Kim
Jiseok
Award
and
the
'KNN
Audience
award',
which
are
the
highest
awards
the
festival
bestows
on
the
films
selected
for
the
main
competition.
The
trailer
captures
the
fast-paced,
visually-striking
street
saga
of
youth
crime
and
broken
destinies,
playing
out
against
the
vibrant
and
chaotic
backdrop
of
a
relentless
Mumbai.
The
film
reportedly
is
a
collaboration
of
some
of
the
best
international
talent,
the
film's
music
was
scored
by
Oscar
winner
Antonio
Sanchez
(Birdman)
and
sound
mixed
by
another
Oscar
winner
Craig
Mann
(Whiplash)
in
Los
Angeles.
The
film's
world
premiere
will
take
place
during
the
Busan
International
Film
Festival
(October
21
to
30).