Qurbani stars Aarsha Chandhini Baiju as the female lead.
Qurbani is written and directed by Geo V with Maha Subair of Varnachithra being the producer.
Shane Nigam’s much-anticipated film, Qurbani, has been generating buzz on social media, and the recent release of its teaser has only heightened the excitement among viewers. The teaser offers a tantalizing glimpse into the movie, showcasing Shane Nigam’s profound connection with nature and hinting at a romantic thriller set against the backdrop of a lush forest.
The teaser unfolds with Shane Nigam’s character exploring a serene forest, where he observes the myriad creatures inhabiting this verdant landscape. The soothing background music complements the breathtaking visuals, painting a portrait of a character deeply in tune with nature’s rhythms. As the teaser progresses, Aarsha Chandhini Baiju is introduced amidst the backdrop of stunning natural vistas. Towards the climax, Shane can be seen sprinting through the woods, abruptly halting when he encounters a passing car, leaving viewers intrigued.
In response to the teaser, eager viewers have flooded the comment section with their feedback. One enthusiast declared, “The visuals from the first look poster are exciting! Shane’s screen presence is magic.” Another wished the film success, stating, “All the best, and hoping it will entertain us and make it happen.” A user expressed anticipation with a simple “Waiting.” Heart emojis also rained in the comment section, symbolizing the excitement surrounding the film.
Qurbani, helmed by Geo V, boasts a stellar cast. Alongside Shane Nigam and Aarsha Chandhini Baiju, the film features an impressive lineup of veteran Tamil actors, including Charuhasan, Sathi Premji, Soubin Shahir, Joy Mathew, Harisree Ashokan, Kausalya, Hareesh Kanaran, Sreejith Ravi, James Eliya, Rajesh Sharma, Sunil Sukhada, Nayana Elza, and Prashanth Alexander in pivotal roles. The film also pays tribute to the late actors Pradeep Kottayam and Kollam Sudhi.
Sinoj Velayudhan serves as the cinematographer, capturing the film’s visually captivating narrative. The music for Qurbani is crafted by a talented team comprising M. Jayachandran, Afzal Yusuff, Mujeeb Majeed, Robin Thomas, and Roby Abraham.