'Gidh': Another Shaan, Shamoon Abbasi film coming up

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The teaser trailer for top actors Shaan Shahid and Shamoon Abbasi's next cinematic collaboration, Gidh released on Monday.

Although not much has been given away in the trailer, the movie appears to be of the action/fantasy genre.

Shamoon Abbasi is shown with angel (vulture?) wings, descending from the sky with Shaan giving him 'the look', with his hair flying in the wind.

Directed by Shamoon Abbasi, the film also stars Sara Loren, Ayesha Khan and Hamza Ali Abbasi.

In the past, Shaan and Shamoon have worked on blockbuster movies like Bilal Lashari's Waar and more recently, Jami's Operation 021, which was released on the first day of Eid-ul-Azha.

According to the upcoming movie's official Facebook page, Gidh is a romantic thriller. It is clear that the film aims to up the ante in terms of special effects, perhaps venturing into areas Pakistan's film industry is yet to explore.

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