'Bandar' trailer: Bobby Deol plays fallen pop icon battling shocking sexual assault allegations in Anurag Kashyap dark thriller

'Bandar' has released its official trailer, giving audiences a dark and intense glimpse into the latest world created by Anurag Kashyap. The film marks the first collaboration between Kashyap and Bobby Deol. Soon after the trailer launch, social media platforms flooded with reactions from viewers praising the gritty tone and Bobby’s transformation.Bobby Deol plays Sameer Mehra, a once-successful rockstar whose life appears to be collapsing both professionally and personally. The trailer introduces Sameer as a celebrity desperately trying to hold onto fame and public attention. He is shown attending glamorous parties in flashy outfits and oversized sunglasses, maintaining the image of a music icon even as his life spirals downward. Several scenes also hint at his reckless lifestyle. One sequence shows him casually swiping through dating apps without much concern beyond appearances.The narrative takes a major turn after Sameer is arrested following sexual assault allegations made by a character played by Sapna Pabbi. His luxurious celebrity life suddenly falls apart as he faces legal trouble and public scrutiny. Despite being taken into custody, Sameer continues to insist that he is innocent and claims he is being framed as part of a conspiracy. The trailer hints at a tense courtroom and media drama.Sanya Malhotra appears as Sameer’s sister in the film. Her character seems deeply affected by the scandal surrounding him. One scene from the trailer shows her bluntly calling him an idiot, hinting at strained family relationships and emotional conflict within the household. The film was written by Sudip Sharma and Abhishek Banerjee.The trailer has already received strong reactions online from viewers impressed by the performances and storytelling style. One commented, "bobby is not simply acting,he is just living in that character pure goosebumps overloaded." Another user wrote, "The art of anurag kashyap." One more viewer commented, "Wow!!! Seems like a story worth telling, which is rare these day. First day, first show dekhuga." Another reaction read, "This movie exposes how women in India are destroying men's lives with false allegations and how they media and police and governments and the society enables and protect these women."'Bandar' is officially scheduled to release in theatres on June 5, 2026.