The film has already witnessed a fantastic journey of its own so far, where it has received multiple accolades and been doing the rounds on an array of film festivals.

Author: Kunal Kothari

28 Jun,2024 02:45:02 PM

Accolades 'KILL' has already received even before its release 903584

India’s most violent film that takes up the challenge of being confined almost entirely in a train with mind-boggling action – KILL is all set for its big release worldwide on 5th July 2024.

However, the film has already witnessed a fantastic journey of its own so far, where it has received multiple accolades and been doing the rounds on an array of film festivals.

Here are some of the film festivals and other accolades that the film already enjoys-

Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF)

KILL had its premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) under TIFF’s popular Midnight Madness category. That itself was a massive feat to achieve for the film as it became only India’s second film to be screened in that category.

Red Sea Film Festival

KILL continued its fantastic run by premiering at the Red Sea Film Festival at Jedah to yet another stupendous response

Fantastic Fest

The next stop for KILL was its premiere at the Fantastic Fest 2023, where critics, who are used to Indian action films mentioned how this was unlike anything they had seen before.

Tribeca Film Festival

The applause didn’t stop there as post their premiere at the prestigious Tribeca Film Festival in New York City, which was met with immense love as the cast and crew of the film walked the red carpet.

Becoming the first Indian film to have 1000 screens in North America

This is probably one of the biggest feats, where even the biggest tentpole Indian films haven’t had a humongous release in North America but surpassing all of that, KILL is set to have a huge 1000 screen release in North America one day ahead of its Indian release.

About The Author

Kunal Kothari

From operating in the entertainment industry for almost eight years, Kunal talks, walks, sleeps and breathes movies. Apart from critiquing them, he tries to spot things others tend to miss and is always up for a game of trivia about anything and everything on-screen and off-screen. Kunal rose through the ranks after joining as a journalist to being the editor, film critic and senior correspondent at India Forums. A team player and hard worker, he likes to have a cogent approach towards critical analysis, where you might find him on the field, ready for an insightful conversation about the movies.