Tooth Pari: When Love Bites simply acquired a trailer. Ahead of its launch on April 20, Netflix dropped the trailer for its upcoming romantic horror starring Shantanu Maheshwari (Gangubai Kathiawadi) and Tanya Maniktala (Flames).
Helmed by Bengali director Pratim Dasgupta, Tooth Pari teases the viewers with the caption ‘an inconceivable love story,’ charting the connection between a bloodthirsty vampire and her shy next-door dentist. The sequence is about an obvious easy love story taking a whole U-turn. The trailer reveals veteran actor Revathy in an intriguing avatar — as a headstrong pagan Luna Luka, who’s conscious of the vampires’ resurgence in the trendy world after years of hibernation and would cease at nothing to thwart them.
Sikandar Kher (Monica, O My Darling) performs a police officer investigating the vampire assaults in Kolkata. Meanwhile, Adil Hussain and Tilottoma Shome’s get-up additionally invoke curiosity as to whether or not they’re in cahoots with Luka.
The poster reveals Shantanu, in the function of a dentist, holding forceps and Tanya, enjoying a affected person, Rumi, holding a tooth in her hand. In the title, the letter ‘R’ of the phrase ‘Pari’ is written backwards piquing followers’ curiosity. A promo from final month revealed hinted that in the surgical procedure, Rumi by accident finally ends up tasting the dentist’s blood, serving as the catalyst for the love story.
Sharing the trailer, Shantanu wrote, “In-biting you to witness this impossible love story between a human doctor and a khooni vampire.” Tanya wrote on her Insta-story, “Twisted love, secret worlds, vampires amongst humans — with Rumi at the centre of it all — and she’s only just getting started…”
Apart from day by day soaps, Shantanu is understood for his dancing abilities. He grabbed the eyeballs of the viewers at massive in Gangubai Kathiawadi, reverse Alia Bhatt. Tanya rose to fame in Shimit Amin and Mira Nair’s display screen adaptation of A Suitable Boy.
The sequence will probably be streaming on Netflix from April 20.
