Abhishek Bachchan’s ‘I Want To Talk’ Trailer Release Date Announced: Full Details Inside

Abhishek Bachchan I Want To Talk trailer: Famous director Shoojit Sircar is working with Abhishek Bachchan on a much-anticipated new project. He has already worked with Amitabh Bachchan on three successful projects.

Since Abhishek put out the preview for their movie I Want to Talk, the internet has been going crazy. Fans are really looking forward to seeing this great pair, and now there's even more reason to be excited: the movie's official trailer will be out on November 5.

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You got that right! PinkVilla has announced that the much-anticipated trailer for Abhishek Bachchan's new movie I Want To Talk will be released on November 5! Fans are already excited about I Want To Talk because of the preview and poster. It looks like it will be one of the most-anticipated movies of the year.

The filmmakers had earlier released a unique picture of Abhishek wearing an open robe over cartoon-print pajamas and having a little of a pot belly. He stands in a messy room and looks off-camera while wearing glasses. This gives the video a strange vibe that fans find interesting.

The poster was posted on Instagram with the comment, "Bolne ke liye toh bohot kuch hai but then, a picture 'talks' a thousand words," which was meant to be funny.

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Fans got a sneak peek at Abhishek Bachchan's character in a recent teaser. He is a man who "lives to talk" and faces life's obstacles with unwavering optimism. The teaser was presented by Shoojit with the words, "We all know that one person who lives to talk." This is the story of a man who always sees the good in things, no matter what happens. Call out to that person who loves to talk!"

There is a cute bobblehead of Abhishek in a car in the teaser, and his character's speech says something deep: "I don't just love to talk, I live to talk." It's clear that there is a difference between Zinda hone mein and marne mein. Please don't say "bol nahi pate" because it sounds rude. I only see one main difference between being alive and being dead: the living can talk, but the dead can't.

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