‘Insaaf’ makers drop Gritty Teaser ahead of Eid Release

The upcoming Bangladeshi action-thriller Insaaf is gearing up for an explosive release this Eid-ul-Azha 2025.

It suggests a dark, violent tale of justice and revenge.

Directed by Sanjoy Somadder, the film stars Sariful Razz, Tasnia Farin, and Mosharraf Karim.

The film features a gritty narrative set deep within the shadows of urban crime, with the teaser opening with an ominous declaration:

“I only kill inhumans, not humans.”

This single line sets the mood for what seems to be a morally complex story filled with violence, emotion, and unsettling questions about justice.

The film centres around Yusuf (Sariful Razz), a hardened gangster whose presence dominates the screen.

His character is as eerie as he is magnetic, performing a ritualistic milk shower after every murder.

Tasnia Farin plays a bold and intelligent police officer, seemingly on a collision course with Yusuf.

Their dynamic hints at both conflict and chemistry, teasing a romantic subplot that adds emotional stakes to the chaos.

Meanwhile, Mosharraf Karim portrays a mysterious figure who navigates both sides of the law.

He appears to be a vigilante with a personal code, attacking corrupt individuals while avoiding harm to the innocent.

Beyond the stylised action and brooding characters, Insaaf appears to delve into the social realities that fuel such violence.

Themes of civic disillusionment, societal decay, and the vulnerability of everyday people emerge through sharp dialogue and emotionally charged moments.

Fazlur Rahman Babu is seen portraying a character worn down by a system that repeatedly fails him.

This echoes the frustrations of many in contemporary society.

Visually, the teaser is intense and fast-paced, heightened by Arafat Mohsin Nidhi’s pulsing score.

The cinematography leans into shadows, smoke, and narrow alleys, capturing the claustrophobia of the underworld.

But for all its style, the film hints at substance, suggesting that its true conflict lies in the blurred space between right and wrong.

As the Eid-ul-Azha box office gears up for multiple big releases, Insaaf stands out for its unapologetic tone and thought-provoking themes.

It offers more than just thrills, it promises a story about what justice looks like when the system fails.

With a strong cast, sharp visuals, and a teaser that leaves plenty of questions unanswered, fans are counting down the days until the film’s release.

Insaaf is one of the most anticipated releases of the upcoming Eid-ul-Azha.