T-Series Marks 13 Years of ‘Rush’: Emraan Hashmi’s Fast-Paced Thriller Still Packs a Punch

Thirteen years ago, Rush raced onto the big screen — and T-Series just reminded fans why the film still gets hearts pumping. In a nostalgic post, the music and film giant shared a sleek new promo celebrating “13 Years of Rush,” writing, “where every song told a story, every moment had rhythm.” The 53-second montage cuts through flashes of romance, betrayal, and adrenaline-fueled drama, all underscored by the haunting tagline: “If you stop, you die.”

 

Released on 26 October 2012, Rush starred Emraan Hashmi as Samar Grover, a charismatic journalist caught in a high-stakes web of media manipulation, ambition, and crime. The film, directed by Shamin Desai and later completed by his wife Priyanka Desai after his untimely death, also featured Neha Dhupia, Sagarika Ghatge, and Aditya Pancholi.

 

While the movie had a modest box office run, Rush became a cult favorite among Emraan Hashmi fans — thanks to its thumping soundtrack, sleek visuals, and moral gray zones that mirrored the cutthroat media world. Songs like “Chup Chup Ke,” “Fukraa,” and “O Re Khuda” still hit the nostalgia button for many.

 

The anniversary video not only honors the late Shamin Desai’s vision but also celebrates an era when thrillers carried both rhythm and reckoning. Thirteen years later, Rush still reminds us that in the chase for success — sometimes, the biggest race is with yourself.

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