The
makers
of
Bhonsle
released
the
trailer
on
Friday,
the
much-delayed
film
will
finally
release
on
the
digital
platform
on
SonyLIV.
Bhonsle
features
Manoj
Bajpayee
along
with
Santosh
Juvekar,
Ipshita
Chakraborty
Singh,
Abhishek
Banerjee,
Virat
Vaibhav
and
Neetu
Pande
in
pivotal
roles.
The
trailer
shows
Manoj
Bajpayee
in
an
unseen
avatar,
playing
a
retired
Maharashtrian
cop,
who
is
suffering
from
terminal
cancer.
The
trailer
gives
a
glimpse
into
the
Bhonsle's
life
as
he
gets
closer
to
a
north
Indian
woman
and
her
younger
brother.
The
new
found
friendship
makes
him
wonder
if
the
fights
about
cast
and
religion
are
worth
supporting.
Manoj
Bajpayee
In
A
New
Avatar
The
one-minute-45
seconds-long
trailer
starts
with
a
bully
(played
by
Santosh
Juvekar)
warning
the
other
members
of
the
society
that
Maharashtra
only
belongs
to
Marathi
people,
and
no
one
else
can
celebrate
Maharashtrian
festivals
in
Mumbai.
He
then
asks
Bhonsle
to
show
support
but
he
refuses
to
stand
with
him.
The
second
half
of
the
trailer
shows
Bhonsle's
female
friend
getting
raped
and
he
asks
the
same
bully
if
he
committed
the
crime.
The
video
ends
with
the
bully
confessing
with
a
chilling
yes.
Bhonsle
Also
Stars
Santosh
Juvekar
And
Abhishek
Banerjee
Apart
from
Manoj
Bajpayee
and
Santosh
Juvekar,
the
trailer
also
shows
glimpses
of
Paatal
Lok
actor
Abhishek
Banerjee,
who
will
be
seen
playing
one
of
the
people
from
Bihar
settled
in
Mumbai
for
work.
Bhonsle
Will
Finally
Release
After
2
Year
Delay
The
official
synopsis
reads,
"In
tumultuous
Mumbai,
at
a
time
when
scheming
Maharashtrian
politicians
use
violence
to
rid
the
state
of
North-Indian
migrants,
a
terminally-ill
lone
wolf
Maharashtrian
cop
Bhonsle
retired
against
his
will,
finds
himself
forging
an
unlikely
companionship
with
a
23-year-old
North-Indian
girl
and
her
little
brother,
while
the
raging
conflict
destroying
the
world
around
them
reaches
his
doorstep,
giving
him
one
last
battle
worth
fighting
for,
but
it
might
just
be
too
late."
The
film
will
premiere
on
the
streaming
platform
SonyLIV
on
June
26.