Maalik trailer reactions: Fans excited for Rajkummar Rao vs Prosenjit Chatterjee

The Maalik trailer is out and the fans are absolutely in love with it. The one thing they cannot wait for is Rajkummar Rao vs Prosenjit Chatterjee. Their entries in the trailer are absolutely loved, and the chemistry between them is what these fans cannot wait to explore.

Maalik trailer reactions

As soon as Maalik trailer dropped, netizens could not help themselves but wait for Rajkummar Rao vs Prosenjit Chatterjee. The glimpses have fans drooling over what they see coming. They play the leads in the story of criminal-cop, which is about the cat-and-mouse chase.

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Maalik trailer

The Maalik trailer, released on Tuesday, July 01, 2025, is all things Bollywood. The dialogues and performances promise masala entertainment. "Majboor baap ka beta hai, qismat thi hamaari. Par aapko majboot beta ka baap banna padega, yeh qismat hai aapki," and of course, “Maalik paida nahi hue toh kya, bann toh sakte hai,” are a few memorable dialogues from the film, and they have made it to the trailer.

The title song adds to the story that Maalik promises to be. Rajkummar Rao in action is something that fans cannot wait to watch on the big screen, especially after seeing a glimpse of it in the trailer. The last scene, in particular, has caught people’s interest. The netizens are also curious to find out what would be the fate of Maalik.

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About Maalik

Directed by Pulkit, Maalik is touted to be the Hindi adaptation of Fahadh Faasil’s Malik. The movie features Rajkummar Rao in the lead role with Prosenjit Chatterjee in the role of a cop. Manushi Chhillar plays the female lead in the movie. The movie also features Saurabh Shukla, Saurabh Sachdeva, Anshuman Jha and Swanand Kirkire in pivotal roles. Huma Qureshi is seen in a special appearance in the film. Maalik will release in theatres on July 11.