Mumbai:NOTICE Trailer Release: Actor Arun Govil is once again in the spotlight ahead of the release of Ramayana. The trailer of his upcoming film NOTICE has been released. Interestingly, Ranbir Kapoor-starrer Ramayana is scheduled to release on November 5, while NOTICE will begin streaming on Waves OTT on November 6, 2026. With the two films arriving on consecutive days, audiences may have plenty to look forward to featuring the actor.
Poster and Teaser Received a Positive Response from Audiences
Directed by Pradeep Gupta and produced by Aditya Pratap Raghuwanshi, NOTICE has been generating interest since the release of its official poster and teaser. Both received a positive response from audiences, and the newly released trailer has further heightened curiosity about the film’s storyline.
Arun Govil Fights the System to Save a 150-Year-Old Shop
The trailer offers a glimpse into a story in which the government decides to demolish a 150-year-old shop. Arun Govil’s character is seen fighting against the government machinery to protect the historic establishment and preserve its legacy.
The narrative explores the rights of ordinary citizens, their emotional attachments and their struggle to stand up against the system when their interests are threatened.
A visual featuring Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath also appears in the trailer, adding another element of interest for viewers.
Arun Govil, Dipika Chikhlia and Pankaj Jha in Key Roles
NOTICE features Ramayana fame Arun Govil and Dipika Chikhlia, alongside Panchayat fame Pankaj Jha in important roles. Another notable aspect of the film is that producer Aditya Pratap Raghuwanshi has also contributed as an actor, in addition to taking charge of its production.
‘NOTICE’ to Premiere on Waves OTT on November 6
A social drama centred on ordinary citizens’ rights and their struggle against the system, NOTICE is directed by Pradeep Gupta and produced by Aditya Pratap Raghuwanshi.
The film is scheduled to stream on Waves OTT on November 6, 2026. It remains to be seen how audiences respond to this story of a common person fighting to protect his rights, his history and his place in society.
