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Emraan Hashmi to clash with Hrithik Roshan on 25th Jan 2019

Bollywood star Emraan Hashmi, who was last seen in Baadshaho, is currently busy with his next project, Cheat India. Today, the makers announced the release date of the film. Helmed by screenwriter and director Soumik Sen, the movie has locked 25th January 2019 for its release.

The release date of the film has paved the way for another box office battle in Bollywood as Emraan Hashmi's film is not the only movie that has decided to enter cinemas on 25th January 2019. Superstar Hrithik Roshan's much-awaited biopic, Super 30 is also releasing on the same date.


Cheat India is being bankrolled by T-Series, Ellipsis Entertainment and Emraan Hashmi Films. Super 30, on the other hand, is being produced by Phantom Films. Queen fame Vikas Bahl is helming the biopic.

Talking about Cheat India, Emraan had earlier said, “The edge-of-the-seat drama will take a startling look at the crimes in the Indian education system which has created a parallel ecosystem infested with a mafia of sorts. I am sure that every student and youth will hugely relate to the subject. In an era marked by the success of content alone, I’m excited to be essaying a character which I believe will be a landmark one in my filmography.”

It will be really interesting to see which film wins the box office battle.

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