Noor Trailer: Sonakshi Sinha's Film Looks Promising

New Delhi: Sonakshi Sinha shared the trailer of her upcoming Noor and like the actress promised earlier, her character Noor is like every/any other woman. Sonakshi, 29, plays the role of a journalist in the Sunhil Sippy-directed film, which is an adaptation of Pakistani novelist Saba Imtiaz's Karachi, You're Killing Me!. In the trailer, we are introduced to Noor, an accident prone young woman who is a journalist and who simply put, "Hates her life." She has an amazing friend (played by Kanan Gill) and a crush (played by Purab Kohli) around whom she can't help but show off and in turn makes a fool of herself. Noor wants to escape her office on her birthday but she's assigned to interview Sunny Leone. Everything seems normal and then it isn't. Noor is trouble and she must redeem herself.

Watch the trailer of Sonakshi Sinha's Noor:
 

During the trailer launch, Sonakshi Sinha said, "Noor is really close to my heart. When the story was narrated to me, the script and the character strongly appealed to me and from the first day of shoot till now, it has been such a fun and amazing movie to be a part of. It feels great to start 2017 with Noor."

Director Sunhil Sippy was all praises for Sonakshi and the rest of the cast and said, "Audiences will see Sonakshi in a completely different avatar. I can say without a doubt that this is her best work."

In 2016, Sonakshi Sinha was seen Akira, directed by A R Murugadoss and Abhinay Deo's Force 2. In Akira she played a confident college student who got into trouble with some rough cops. In the latter she played the role of a tough cop. Sonakshi proved her mettle with Akira and Noor will now enhance her portfolio, which boasts of strong, independent character roles.

Sonakshi earlier told news agency IANS that she'd like to do more films like Akira. She said: "Wonderful roles are being written keeping women in mind. Films are being made with a woman as the protagonist."

With Noor, it seems, Sonakshi is taking a step ahead in that direction. Noor releases on April 21.