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Trailer of Kunal Khemmu's 'Bhaag Johnny' launched

| | Aug 13, 2015, at 04:58 am
Mumbai, Aug 12 (IBNS) Actor Kunal Khemmu will be next seen in the thriller drama 'Bhaag Johnny'.

Khemmu along with the entire cast and crew launched the trailer of the film recently.

Present at the event were Kunal Khemmu,  Zoa Morani,  Mandana Karimi, director Shivam Nair, Mansi scott and Aseem Merchant.

Khemmu for the first time will be seen playing two shaded of characters in a single film.

Bhaag Johnny will also mark the debut of Zoa Morani.

The film is slated to release on Sept 25.

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