Agni trailer out: Pratik Gandhi, Divyenndu, and Saiyami Kher promise a film high on action and drama

The action-drama film Agni, starring Pratik Gandhi, Divyenndu, and Saiyami Kher, is all set to make its world premiere soon on Amazon Prime Video. The movie portrays the courageous and thrilling lives of three security force personnel and promises to be an exciting blend of emotion, drama and action. Adding excitement for the upcoming release, the makers of Agni recently unveiled the film's trailer on social media. They also announced that the film will release on December 6.

Agni trailer unveiled

Taking to Instagram, the makers of Agni shared the film’s trailer on social media. The trailer begins with a top shot of a burning building after which the fire brigade rushes to the location. As the fire brigade tries to prevent the fire from spreading, a voiceover by Pratik Gandhi says, “Ham agni ke upasak hai. Balidano se kab ghabrate hai. Jaan chidak kar apni har jaan bachate hai. Bhula do hame par yaad rakhna jwala mein jo jeete hai wo amar ho jate hai (We are worshippers of fire God. Sacrifices do not worry us. We sacrifice our lives to save others. You may forget us but remember: Those who live among flames become immortal).”

Later, the main trio of the film played by Pratik, Divyenndu and Saiyami are introduced. The trailer later gives a glimpse of all the sacrifices that the characters will have to make in their journey.

Agni cast and crew

Presented by Amazon MGM Productions and backed by Excel Entertainment, Agni starring Pratik Gandhi, Divyenndu and Saiyami Kher will release on Amazon Prime Video on December 6. Produced by Farhan Akhtar and Ritesh Sidhwani, Agni is written and directed by Rahul Dholakia.

The makers captioned the post, “jwala mein jo jeete hain, wo amar ho jaate hain. #AgniOnPrime, Dec 6.”

Pratik Gandhi on Agni

Speaking about Agni, Pratik told Times Now that he is proud of the film and all those who watched the movie have loved it. Elaborating further, Pratik said, "It is a unique film that shows the world of firefighters, something we have never seen before in Indian films. And even more exciting for me as my first ever action film. We had fun making it."