Gunmaaster G9 trailer: Emraan Hashmi vows to shed blood to protect love and family

Following Awarapan 2, actor Emraan Hashmi returns to the big screen in a ruthless avatar with the trailer of Gunmaaster G9. Directed by Aditya Datt, the upcoming action thriller centres on broken relationships, betrayal, and revenge, showcasing Hashmi as a man willing to cross every boundary to safeguard his family. The film also features Genelia Deshmukh, Aparshakti Khurana, and Abhishek Singh in key roles.The trailer follows the release of the film's teaser and music, offering a closer look at its central conflict. In the opening moments, Hashmi's character reflects on pride and humiliation, as he says, “A priest has his tilak, a Muslim brother has his faith, and we have our love. We hold these on our heads with pride. But one day, someone threw them to the ground and trampled them.”His softer side emerges in his scenes with Deshmukh's character, whom he promises to never hurt, come what may. He says, "I may not be able to make you laugh. But I will never let anyone make you cry."However, escaping his past proves difficult as a police officer says, "He was a goon, and now he's acting all decent.”Adding menace to the narrative, Khurana appears as a formidable antagonist. He is introduced reciting the nursery rhyme Nani teri morni ko mor le gaye before issuing a stark warning, adding, “Whoever commits treachery, the country devours him and his family.”Hashmi's character responds with an equally fierce ultimatum to anyone threatening his loved ones. “If anyone even looks at my love and my family, I will gouge their eyes out. If anyone raises a hand towards them, I will cut that hand off,” he says, highlighting that while shedding tears is customary in love, he is prepared to shed blood.The trailer packs several gritty action set pieces, including a sequence where Hashmi walks unarmed toward a group of armed men near black SUVs in a rocky terrain, and another showing him assaulting a bloodied opponent inside a dimly lit room. Gunmaaster G9 marks a reunion for Hashmi, director Aditya Datt, and composer Himesh Reshammiya nearly two decades after their 2005 hit Aashiq Banaya Aapne. The trailer features the romantic track Afsaana Banaaya Aapne, composed and sung by Reshammiya alongside Asees Kaur, playing over moments where Deshmukh urges Hashmi not to let his past shadow their relationship.Presented by Soham Rockstar Entertainment Pvt Ltd, Gunmaaster G9 is produced by Deepak Mukut, Hunar Mukut, and Sangeeta Ahir, with Shirish Vallicha serving as co-producer. The film is scheduled for a worldwide theatrical release on November 27, 2026.Meanwhile, Hashmi's last theatrical release was director Nitin Kakkar's Awarapan 2 (2026), featuring actors Disha Patani and Shabana Azmi in key roles.- Ends