A house full of hunters and the unexpected events in their lives. The startling trailer for Aashiq Abu's much-anticipated film 'Rifle Club' is out, offering audiences a glimpse of its fiery characters, blood-soaked action sequences, and captivating drama. Set for release on 19 December, the film promises to add grandeur and colour to the festive Christmas season. Brimming with intrigue and retro style, Rifle Club positions itself as an extraordinary cinematic experience.

The trailer hints at the exceptional depth of its characters, including the pivotal role of Ittiyanam, played by veteran actor Vani Viswanath, Bollywood director-actor Anurag Kashyap's portrayal of Dayanand Bare, and Dileesh Pothan as Secretary Avaran. Each character is poised to bring something unique to the narrative.

'Rifle Club' also marks Anurag Kashyap's Malayalam debut, adding to the anticipation surrounding the project. Kashyap has directed well-received films in Bollywood and played various characters in different languages. The ensemble cast includes Vijayaraghavan as Kuzhiveli Lonappan, Suresh Krishna as Dr Lazar, Surabhi Lakshmi as Susan, Vishnu Agasthya as Godjo, Vineeth Kumar as Romantic Star, Unnimaya Prasad as Cicily, and Darshana Rajendran as Kunjumol. The trailer promises an incredible range of performances, building excitement for the cinematic spectacle.

Produced by Aashiq Abu, Vincent Vadakkan, and Vishal Vincent Tony under the OPM Cinemas banner, Rifle Club boasts top-notch production values. Aashiq Abu also serves as the film's cinematographer. Distribution is handled by Dream Big Films through Sree Gokulam Movies.

The ensemble cast further features Rafi, Hanumankind, Senna Hegde, Vaisakh Shankar, Ramzan Muhammed, and several others.

Written by the acclaimed team of Dileesh Nair, Syam Pushkaran, Sharfu, and Suhas, the script brings together a powerhouse of talent. Aashiq Abu is joining the team after 'Mayanadhi'. The production design, led by Ajayan Chalissery, renowned for his work in 'Manjummal Boys', adds another layer of brilliance to the film's storytelling.