‘Hacked’ trailer: Hina Khan is stalked by an obsessive cyber bully

Vikram Bhatt's upcoming film featuring Hina Khan and Rohan Shah in lead roles is about the dark side of the digitla world

January 20, 2020 05:23 pm | Updated January 21, 2020 01:07 pm IST

Hina Khan in the ‘Hacked’ trailer

Hina Khan in the ‘Hacked’ trailer

The trailer of Hacked sees Hina Khan play a successful businesswoman, who becomes friends with a teenager. However, when the latter becomes obsessed with the older woman, the story takes a turn as the teen begins to implant cameras in her house, stalk her and eventually blackmail her too.

Filmmaker Vikram Bhatt, who has directed Hacked , feels people’s privacy is in danger in the age of social media.

 

“I have been making films based on horror and paranormal, but this time I chose to use a subject very close to reality by showcasing to them the real horror of matters in their daily lives. In this age of social media, everybody is vulnerable to being hacked and nobody knows about it and it would take one clever hacker to ruin our lives within few minutes.

“We are all being hacked across mediums. It is imperative that we are aware especially in today’s times. Our privacy is fragile and in danger,” he said.

The film explores the dark side of the digital and the social media world.

Talking further about the project, Bhatt said: “ Hacked is based on the horrors of technology, how no one is safe. It just takes one man with enough knowledge of technology and a heart filled with hate to destroy you.”

The film is being presented by Zee Studios, and it also stars Mohit Malhotra and Sid Makkar.

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