Nawazuddin Siddiqui is back to thrill viewers with his new film, Costao, a gripping thriller that will have its global premiere only on ZEE5. The true incident-inspired film goes deep into the dark history of Goa and its infamous smuggling rings. In the pre-release buzz, the creators have created a storm by releasing a gripping poster and the teaser drop announcement, generating tremendous excitement among fans.
A Peek into the Dark Life of Goa
Against the picturesque yet enigmatic landscape of Goa, Costao traces the turbulent history of smuggling in the state in the 1990s. The film tracks the valiant struggle of a Goan customs official—played by Nawazuddin Siddiqui—who goes all out to expose a large gold smuggling racket. The official poster of the movie gives a glimpse of the gripping narrative of the film, showing Nawazuddin surrounded by shrouded figures whose concealed faces and somber attitudes reflect the dark undertones of the script.
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Teaser Announcement and Exclusive Streaming
ZEE5, in association with OTTplay Premium, is going to release the official teaser of the movie today. ZEE5 released a teaser of the audience on Instagram with the words, “Something big is coming ashore… and #Costao is ready to face it. Even if he doesn’t know what it might cost him,” in a reference to the high-risk and unpredictable entertainment of the film. This particular release strategy justifies ZEE5’s drive to introduce innovative, engaging content to its audiences.
An Inspirational True Story
Costao is directed by a team of skilled artists like Vinod, Kamlesh, Bhavesh, Sejal, and Shyam Bhanushali under the banner of Bhanushali Studios Limited and Bombay Fables Motion Pictures. The movie is inspired by the real-life story of Mr. Costao Fernandes, a customs officer who personified resilience, courage, and moral strength in the midst of widespread criminal activity. With its mix of period setting and stunning suspense, Costao guarantees to be an eagerly anticipated on-screen experience that explores the ugly facts of crime and punishment in Goa.
