Director-actor jodi of Faruk Kabir and Vidyut Jammwal sets the internet frenzy

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Updated At : 01:09 PM Apr 23, 2022 IST

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The hit jodi of director-actor Faruk Kabir and Vidyut Jammwal created a buzz with the action-packed drama Khuda Haafiz in 2020. Now, they are back now with its sequel.

Faruk, who has earned the repute of filming high-octane action drama, unveiled the poster of Khuda Haafiz Chapter 2, announcing its theatrical release date as June 17.

Speaking about the film, Faruk Kabir said, “From day one, I had an instant synergy with Vidyut Jammwal. And the same is reflected on the screen that appeals to the mass. I am overwhelmed by the response right now, and I am sure the cinegoers will enjoy Khuda Haafiz Chapter 2 even more than its prequel.”

Meanwhile, netizens are flooding the comments’ section with fire emoticons in anticipation.

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