Ali Fazal has ignited a wave of excitement among fans by sharing a sneak peek of his iconic character, Guddu Bhaiya, from the upcoming "Mirzapur: The Film". The film, currently being shot in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, marks a historic moment as the first Indian series to expand into a full-fledged cinematic world.

The brief video clip posted by Fazal offers a glimpse of Guddu Bhaiya's unmistakable presence, featuring a backshot of him walking on set. With no dialogue, the clip subtly hints at the raw power, dominance, and intensity that Guddu Bhaiya brings to the big screen, further amplified by the cinematic treatment and heightened drama promised in the film adaptation. Some fans have speculated about the character's descent into darkness, fueled by the use of Sanjay Dutt's "Khal Nayak" song in the background of the reveal.

Fazal expressed his enthusiasm about revisiting the character, stating, "Stepping back into Guddu Bhaiya's world is always intense". He emphasized the character's depth, noting that it "carries a certain weight, a silence that speaks louder than words". He also acknowledged the new dimension that filming in Jaisalmer has added to the story. "There's a lot more coming, and I can't wait for audiences to experience it on the big screen," the actor added, heightening anticipation for the film's debut in 2026.

In his Instagram post accompanying the video, Fazal thanked Jaisalmer and Jodhpur for their hospitality during the Rajasthan schedule. He expressed gratitude for the warm welcome, stating, "Aapne humein apna samjha… To all the hotels that made us feel at home while we were toiling away from our own homes".

Fazal has been actively sharing insights from the "Mirzapur: The Movie" shoot on social media. In November, he announced the completion of the Jodhpur leg of filming, sharing glimpses of a celebration with the cast and crew.

"Mirzapur," the Prime Video series, has gained immense popularity for its exploration of power dynamics and the criminal underworld in the heartland of northern India. The film adaptation is helmed by series creator Puneet Krishna, with Gurmmeet Singh as director. The series explores power dynamics and the criminal underworld in the heartland of northern India.