The official trailer for Dhamaal 4 is out, and it carries the full energy of a franchise that spent seven years building anticipation. Director Indra Kumar unveiled the footage on Friday at Imagicaa amusement park near Mumbai, with most of the principal cast present for the launch event.
The trailer follows four men across a series of increasingly chaotic situations, cutting between chase sequences, slapstick reversals, and a set piece aboard what appears to be a large pirate vessel. The situations escalate quickly, and the footage leans on physical comedy and ensemble confusion as its primary register.
Ajay Devgn, Arshad Warsi, Riteish Deshmukh, and Jaaved Jaaferi anchor the film, reprising the core group that audiences have followed since the original. Ravi Kishan, Sanjay Mishra, Esha Gupta, and Anil Kapoor are also featured prominently in the trailer, each contributing to a cast that is noticeably larger than any previous Dhamaal entry.
Riteish Deshmukh was not at the Imagicaa event despite his heavy presence in the trailer. The actor sent a written message to fans, conveying his enthusiasm for the film and his regret at missing the occasion. His scenes opposite Arshad Warsi form a thread that runs through much of the footage.
The trailer’s most elaborate sequence involves the ensemble stranded on a pirate-themed setting, with circumstances compounding in ways that grow progressively more absurd. The production scale is visibly larger than Total Dhamaal, and international locations appear at several points across the footage.
T-Series published the trailer on its official YouTube channel on June 12, 2026. The clip drew strong viewership in its first hours, in line with the franchise’s track record for generating anticipation around release windows.
The film is produced by Bhushan Kumar of T-Series Films and Ashok Thakeria of Maruti International, with Meera Kumar, Anand Pandit, and Kumar Manwat Pathak also serving as producers. Devgn Films and Panorama Studios are among the other production entities credited, making it a multi-house collaboration with substantial combined resources.
The series began in 2007 with a film that became one of the biggest comedy successes of its era at the Indian box office. Double Dhamaal followed in 2011, and Total Dhamaal arrived in 2019 with an expanded cast and a reported budget higher than either predecessor. Total Dhamaal collected over Rs 150 crore domestically, establishing the commercial benchmark the fourth film is now expected to challenge.
Dhamaal 4 opens in cinemas worldwide on July 10, 2026, placing it in the summer holiday window that Bollywood has consistently favored for large-scale commercial releases. Riteish Deshmukh, who recently drew audience attention through his streaming work, returns here alongside the franchise’s established ensemble for what is positioned as the series’ most ambitious theatrical entry.
