"You are making up stories."
The trailer for Kareena Kapoor’s anticipated film The Buckingham Murders was released and it shows the star as Jasmeet Bhamra.
Jasmeet is a British-Indian detective who has lost her child.
When a 10-year-old is murdered in Buckinghamshire, England, it is up to Jasmeet to solve the case.
The trailer for The Buckingham Murders begins with Jasmeet asking people:
“Where were you on November 14? Can you tell us what happened and how?
“What happened that day at the park? Tell me the truth.”
A person defiantly replies: “Do whatever the f**k you want.”
The child who was murdered is revealed to be Ishpreet Kohli.
The trailer then cuts to scenes depicting unrest and protests. A voiceover states:
“A wave of communal tensions has culminated in violence following the arrest of a Muslim teenager in connection with the death of a Sikh child in Wycombe.”
After a few scenes involving the police, a woman asks Jasmeet: “How long will you keep hounding my son for?”
Jasmeet then says: “I think we should interrogate the family.”
She goes on to exclaim: “All this doesn’t make sense!”
Jasmeet punches a detective after he says: “You need pills to make it sense.”
A senior officer orders Jasmeet: “Find the killer.”
In a voiceover, Jasmeet declares: “Saqib Chaudhary is our prime suspect.”
She is told: “Do you have any idea how much of a s**tstorm this would be?”
Jasmeet then tells someone else: “You are making up stories.”
Will she ever be able to solve the case?
The Buckingham Murders marks Kareena’s debut as a producer.
She has jointly produced the film with Ekta Kapoor and Shobha Kapoor.
Hansal Mehta has directed the movie. The screenplay and dialogues have been written in both English and Hindi.
Speaking at the trailer launch, Kareena said: “The film is very special to all of us. Today, language does not matter.
“It is not important what language you’re making a film in. What matters is, what you’re making.
“Watch what we have made. We have done this with our hearts.
“I want to thank my dear Ekta who had the belief and guts to always stand by me, to say, ‘Okay, we are going to do this together’.
“Whatever we have done, we have always been super successful. I am very confident again this time. It’s going to be fabulous.
“She has been my backbone. I have grown up wanting to be on the big screen, wanting to act all my life.”
“Acting is in my blood. I don’t know anything else. I love being in front of the camera. It is my passion and I want to keep doing it forever.”
The Buckingham Murders also stars Keith Allen, Ranveer Brar, Rukku Nahar, Ash Tandon, Stuart Whelan, and Daniel Eghan.
Rukku Nahar is also famous for playing Habiba Ahmed in BBC’s EastEnders from 2019 to 2020.
The Buckingham Murders is scheduled to be released theatrically on September 13, 2024.
Watch the full trailer:
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