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Bollywood actor Sonu Sood will direct his forthcoming film Fateh. This high-octane action thriller will investigate the dark world of cybercrime while offering Hollywood-level action sequences. It is set to hit theaters on January 10, 2025.

“Fateh” is a significant turn in Sood’s career as he moves from acting to directing. After a young woman falls victim to an online scam, the story follows an ex-special operations officer who comes out of retirement to bring down a brutal cyber mafia.

Sood will play a major role in addition to directing, leveraging his experience in action films. He said, “This film is very special to me.” It’s a voice against an unsettling threat that many of us fail to recognize: the invisible, dark forces of the cyber world.”

The film’s ensemble cast includes Jacqueline Fernandez, Vijay Raaz, and veteran actor Naseeruddin Shah. One of the film’s notable elements is its emphasis on high-quality action choreography. A team of competent Hollywood craftsmen, including fight coordinator Federico Berte and action director Lee Whittaker, created explosive sequences reminiscent of popular action films like “John Wick.”

Early previews for “Fateh” have piqued the interest of fans who praise Sood’s fierce performance and Fernandez’s dynamic action portrayal. The teaser depicts Sood’s character on a vengeful mission, promising viewers an exciting journey of justice and retribution.

Sonali Sood and Umesh K.R. Bansal’s “Fateh,” produced by Shakti Sagar Productions and Zee Studios, is more than just an action film. It seeks to increase awareness about digital security and the growing threat of online fraud. Sood aspires to use his platform as an actor and humanitarian to raise awareness about these crucial issues.

Sood, who is well-known for his charity efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic, during which he supported thousands of migratory labourers, emphasizes social responsibility in his movies. “The love I’ve received from the audience over the years is extraordinary,” he told me. I’m counting on that love as the teaser of ‘Fateh’ finally drops.”

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