Mumbai (Maharashtra), India, March 18 (ANI): The long-anticipated trailer of Sunny Deol 's action-packed entertainer ' Jaat is scheduled for release on March 22 with a spectacular launch event in Jaipur.

The creators of the action-packed movie shared the news on their Instagram page, accompanied by a fresh poster showcasing the star from 'Gadar'.

On the poster, Deol is depicted cooling off with a refreshing drink as he combats his adversaries.

Prepare yourself for an action spectacle unlike anything seen before. # Jaat The trailer drops on March 22nd. The #JAAT Grand Trailer Release will take place at the Vidhyadhar Nagar Stadium in Jaipur starting from 5 PM. It will have a worldwide grand release on April 10th,” read the caption of the post.

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The movie's teaser trailer made its debut back in December, offering viewers a glimpse of the star handling a bazooka and foreshadowing the high-octane action set pieces to come. Anticipation builds as the film promises to deliver heart-stopping stunts and spectacular action sequences.

The preview clip lasts slightly more than one minute and features intense scenes like characters getting pinned down by weights, airborne law enforcement agents, and striking face-offs.

Sunny Deol The character is portrayed as an intimidating presence, first shown bound in chains until he later erupts with rage against those who oppose him.

It seems that Deol's character is prepared to amp up the action, now using a big fan as a weapon against his adversaries, which brings a distinctive new element to his typical combat style.

It is anticipated that Randeep Hooda will portray the villain, intensifying the challenges faced by the main character in this adrenaline-fueled thriller.

In the meantime, the action-packed movie helmed by director Gopichand Malineni and brought to life by producers Mythri Movie Makers and People Media Factory is scheduled for theatrical release on April 10. It will also be accessible in Hindi, Telugu, and Tamil languages. (ANI)