There's a close-up of the two exchanging eye contact implying that their characters in the film are close friends. Parallel to them we get a glimpse into the lives of Iman Ali and Sonya Hussyn whose characters are also shown as close friends, with the two frolicking together.
Midway into the trailer it appears as though Khan's character has bid farewell to the village life while that of Saeed seemingly has maintained his lifestyle. The two cross paths with Hussyn and Ali who themselves appear to have a similar dynamic with the latter assimilated into urban life while her friend like Saeed has maintained the traditional village aesthetic.
A double romance is hinted with the characters pairing up with their opposite. Khan seems to have a tender moment with Hussyn while Saeed and Ali are enjoying a tractor ride together.
Towards the end of the trailer, a blood ridden Saeed utters the line " Suna hai jab pyar hota hai, banda appay sey bahir hota hai (I've that when love happens, one losses self control)".
Tich Button is also the debut of Urwa Hocane as a producer. Hocane is producing the film alongside Salman Iqbal under the banner of Shooting Star Studio and Salman Iqbal films. It is directed by Qasim Ali Mureed and written by Faiza Iftikhar.
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