Murder Mubarak is Netflix’s forthcoming contribution to the whodunit murder mystery genre. Homi Adajania of Cocktail fame directs the film, which is based on Anuja Chauhan’s 2021 novel ‘Club You to Death’. Murder Mubarak is designed to bring you to a fancy, private recreational club in Delhi, where a murder occurs.
Murder Mubarak, set to be released on March 15, 2024, stars a brilliant and diverse ensemble including Pankaj Tripathi, Sara Ali Khan, Vijay Verma, Dimple Kapadia, Karishma Kapoor, Sanjay Kapoor, Tisca Chopra, and Suhail Nayyar. Netflix and Maddock Films released the character posters for the film today, and they are all equally captivating, dramatic, and eccentric.
The first poster shows Karisma Kapoor in a sleek, golden-green cocktail dress, perfect for an evening soiree. Her terrified visage and spilled glass of crimson wine are a smart reference to the film’s violent plot.
The second photo shows Sara Ali Khan as a lovely South Delhi princess dressed in traditional clothes and light jewellery. She grabbed a broken-hand mirror that leaked blood and had a shocked expression on her face as lethal shards of glass dispersed around her.
The third poster named Pankaj Tripathi as ACP Bhavani Singh, the case’s primary investigator. Tripathi appeared grim-faced, wearing a police uniform, and staring through a magnifying glass.
The fourth character image depicted Vijay Verma in a forceful and confident pose, flipping cards tinted with blood while clutching the Queen of Hearts and smirking.
The remaining four-character posters were shared in a separate thread. Dimple Kapadia is an eccentric, inebriated artist who makes a drink in her poster.
The ruby-red drips emphasise the film’s horrific dilemma. Sanjay Kapoor plays a royal mess who, while blue-blooded, is not as intelligent as he seems to be. In his poster, he is shown wielding a golden gun and cackling a little madly.
Tisca Chopra portrays a cruel teenager in Murder Mubarak. As the gossip queen, her character poster depicts a glamorously dressed Chopra running to save her purse from falling over and spilling makeup products on the floor, reminiscent of her everyday practice of sharing secrets and rumours. Suhail Nayyar plays a debauched party animal in the film and is shown carrying a bleeding lighter with a worried expression.
The film’s premise is entertaining and refreshing, with seven “off-the-wall” murder suspects, each more bizarre and intriguing than the next. Murder Mubarak examines the developing intricacies of a murder investigation in the capital’s top leisure club, where obscure clues and various lies conceal the truth.
As a result, all seven are suspects, and their eccentricities give a deliciously crazy twist to the funny and deceptive murder mystery.