Rustom Posters

Teasing his fans and followers with what they should expect from Crack, Akshay also shared a poster of the movie.

Rustom is based on the famous Nanavati case of 1959 that led to the scrapping of the jury system in India. Akshay's Rustom Pavri is presumably a fictionalized version of Commander Kawas Manekshaw Nanavati, a naval officer who was tried for murdering his wife's lover

Akshay, who occupies most of the frame, can also be seen walking along a deserted road in the poster. Marks of gun shots, a newspaper article and a band which reads "traitor" in bright read add much drama to the otherwise simple picture

Ileana D'Cruz is the star of films like Barfi!, Phata Poster Nikhla Hero, Main Tera Hero and Happy Ending. She will soon be seen in Akshay Kumar's Rustom which is scheduled to release on August 12

The 48-year-old actor, whose 2016's first period film Airlift garnered rave reviews from audience and critics alike, features alongside Ileana D'Cruz in the poster. The play of light and shadow on his face successfully adds a sense of mystery to it

Teasing his fans and followers with what they should expect from Crack, Akshay also shared a poster of the movie.

Rustom is based on the famous Nanavati case of 1959 that led to the scrapping of the jury system in India. Akshay's Rustom Pavri is presumably a fictionalized version of Commander Kawas Manekshaw Nanavati, a naval officer who was tried for murdering his wife's lover

Akshay, who occupies most of the frame, can also be seen walking along a deserted road in the poster. Marks of gun shots, a newspaper article and a band which reads "traitor" in bright read add much drama to the otherwise simple picture

Ileana D'Cruz is the star of films like Barfi!, Phata Poster Nikhla Hero, Main Tera Hero and Happy Ending. She will soon be seen in Akshay Kumar's Rustom which is scheduled to release on August 12

The 48-year-old actor, whose 2016's first period film Airlift garnered rave reviews from audience and critics alike, features alongside Ileana D'Cruz in the poster. The play of light and shadow on his face successfully adds a sense of mystery to it