- By Swati Singh
- Wed, 14 Jan 2026 09:48 PM (IST)
- Source:JND
The official trailer of The Bluff, featuring Priyanka Chopra and Karl Urban in lead roles, was released on Wednesday. Prime Video unveiled the over two-minute-long trailer on its YouTube channel, offering a gripping glimpse into the high-octane action drama. The trailer showcases Priyanka’s character fiercely protecting her daughter as they are pursued by a group of men led by Karl Urban’s character. In a series of intense action sequences, Priyanka is seen taking on her enemies with her bare hands, as well as using knives, stones and a sword. The visuals highlight brutal confrontations and emotionally charged moments woven throughout the narrative.
Appearing in a rugged and powerful avatar, Priyanka portrays a former pirate whose dark past resurfaces, forcing her to face dangers she believed she had left behind. Referred to as Bloody Mary in the trailer, her character emerges as a relentless force, setting the tone for a dramatic and action-packed film.
Released amid high expectations, Fateh stood out for its stylised action and grounded storytelling. At its core was Sonu Sood’s powerful turn as Fateh, a man shaped by conflict, resilience and an unspoken sense of duty. Co-starring Jacqueline Fernandez and Naseeruddin Shah, the film added emotional depth and contrast to Fateh’s intense, driven world. Jacqueline’s presence, in particular, brought emotional grounding to the high-stakes narrative.
Directed with a keen eye for realism and scale, the film unfolded as a personal journey set against a larger, unforgiving world. The cinematography played a crucial role in shaping Fateh’s visual identity, lending the film a raw, immersive texture that elevated its emotional stakes. A key highlight of Fateh was its high-octane action design, helmed by award-winning international action director Lee Whittaker the man behind X-men, Fast & Furious 5 and Jurasic Park 3. Every frame reflected the collaborative effort behind the camera, moments created off-screen that ultimately became etched on screen.
Over the past year, Fateh has found renewed appreciation among audiences who continue to revisit the film for its layered narrative, striking visuals and the performances of its lead cast. As it completes one year, Fateh stands as a defining chapter in Sonu Sood’s career, a debut marked by quiet intensity, strong craft and a promise of what lies ahead.