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The trailer for Salakaar has just dropped, revealing a gripping spy thriller starring Naveen Kasturia and Mouni Roy. Set across two timelines, the show explores covert operations and nuclear threats. Director Faruk Kabir promises an authentic yet cinematic portrayal of intelligence work. Mark your calendars—Salakaar streams on JioHotstar starting August 8.

Key Points: Naveen Kasturia and Mouni Roy Star in Spy Thriller Salakaar Trailer

  • Naveen Kasturia plays a deep-cover spy in this high-stakes thriller
  • Mouni Roy joins an ensemble cast in a dual-timeline narrative
  • Inspired by real-life intelligence operations and nuclear threats
  • Directed by Faruk Kabir and produced by Sphereorigins and Mahir Films
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Check out trailer of 'Salakaar'

Watch the gripping trailer of Salakaar, a spy thriller starring Naveen Kasturia and Mouni Roy, streaming August 8 on JioHotstar.

"Truth is often stranger than fiction, and the world of intelligence is a perfect example of that. - Faruk Kabir"

Mumbai, July 29

A trailer of 'Salakaar' has been unveiled.

Directed by Faruk Kabir and produced by Sphereorigins and Mahir Films, the series stars Naveen Kasturia, Mouni Roy, Mukesh Rishi, Purnendu Bhattacharya, Ashwath Bhatt, and Surya Sharma.

Told across two timelines - 1978 and 2025 - Salakaar delves into the covert world of intelligence, nuclear threats, and unfinished missions.

The trailer offers a gripping glimpse into the life of Adhir, a deep-cover spy who once thwarted Pakistan's nuclear ambitions, only to face the ghosts of that mission decades later as the National Security Advisor.

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On what audience can expect from the show, director Faruk Kabir said, "I've always believed that truth is often stranger than fiction and the world of intelligence is a perfect example of that. Salakaar is inspired by real-life events but gives us the creative space to explore the emotional and moral consequences of that world. It's a story about loyalty not just to a nation, but to people, to memory, to ideals. Working with such an incredible ensemble cast and JioHotstar gave me the freedom to build a world that is taut, cinematic, and above all--authentic. The trailer is a glimpse into a world of invisible wars, silent courage, and the cost of legacy."

Naveen Kasturia added, "Salakaar is the kind of story that stays with you, it's layered, intense, and deeply rooted in sacrifice. As an actor, it gave me the chance to step into a world that operates in shadows, where choices are never easy and the stakes are always personal. It's rare to find writing that's both politically sharp and emotionally rich, and I feel fortunate to be part of a show that brings both together with such power."

'Salakaar' will start streaming from August 8 on JioHotstar.

- ANI

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Rohit P
Finally a spy thriller based on Indian intelligence instead of copying Western shows. The 1978 timeline must be about RAW's early days. Hope they show authentic tradecraft instead of Bollywood-style action.
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Arjun K
The casting looks perfect! Mukesh Rishi as the veteran spy and Naveen as the young agent - brilliant combo. But I hope they don't glorify things too much. Real spy work is 90% paperwork and patience.
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Meera T
As someone whose grandfather served in RAW, I'm cautiously optimistic. These stories need to be told but must be handled sensitively. The 'ghosts of past missions' angle seems promising if done right.
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Sarah B
The production values look Hollywood-level! Mouni Roy's transformation is impressive. Though I wonder how much creative liberty they've taken with "inspired by real events". Still, excited for this desi Homeland!
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Vikram M
Hope they don't make it jingoistic like some recent shows. Spy dramas work best when they explore moral ambiguity. The director's comment about "loyalty to ideals" gives me hope for nuanced storytelling.

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