Faisal Qureshi has released the teaser trailer for his much-awaited directorial debut Money Back Guarantee (MGB) and we have to say, it has exceeded expectations!
The teaser begins with the ideology adopted by most action thrillers, “Agar daro gey, to maro gey … agar maaro gey, to aghey barhon gey (If you get scared, you’ll die … If you kill, you’ll move forward).” As a fast-paced amalgamation of luxury cars, masked heists and large safes full of cash ensues, the 30-second teaser has us gripped. And with the teasing glimpse of Fawad Khan at the end, the film’s release could not seem farther away.
After The Legend of Maula Jatt, Money Back Guarantee will feature Khan on the big screen. It will also see cricketer-turned-cricket-commentator Wasim Akram and, in a first, his wife and social worker Shaniera Akram making her acting debut.
Television mainstays Mikaal Zulfiqar, Ayesha Omar, Javed Sheikh, Jan Rambo, Gohar Rasheed, Hina Dilpazir, Mani, Ali Safina, Adnan Jaffer and model-turned-actor Kiran Malik, among others, will also be playing pivotal roles in the upcoming star-studded entertainer.
Taking to his Instagram earlier this week, Qureshi had shared the first look of the flick – a poster – to announce: “Unveiling the first look of the most awaited multi-starrer movie Money Back Guarantee - MBG.”
The filmmakers haven’t exactly broken their silence over Money Back Guarantee, keeping most details well under wraps. According to Gulf News, albeit, Wasim has a small but pivotal role in the film — he plays nemesis to Fawad’s hero. A bank robbery is part of the plot and interestingly, the female actors won't be playing the love interest of any of the male leads.
"There are other important cameos to speak of — for instance, George Fulton, senior actor Mustafa Qureshi, and wheelchair-bound artist and activist Muniba Mazari. Mimicry artist Shafaat Ali is also part of the ensemble," added the outlet.
The film is set to release in theatres worldwide on April 21, 2023.
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