The film boasts a stellar ensemble cast from both Bangladesh and West Bengal: as Toofan / Shanto

Directed by , Toofan is a high-octane crime thriller set in the 1990s. The story follows Ghalib Bin Goni (Shakib Khan), a man who rises from humble beginnings to become a ruthless mafia don, known as "Toofan," dominating the criminal underworld.

The narrative features a dual-role performance by Shakib Khan, who also plays , a junior artist and aspiring actor who becomes entangled in Toofan's dangerous world. The film explores themes of power, betrayal, and revenge, culminating in a post-credits scene that hints at a sequel, Toofan 2 . Cast and Production

in a powerful extended cameo as ACP Akram , the officer tasked with bringing Toofan down Misha Sawdagor as a key antagonist

The film officially premiered on streaming platforms and Hoichoi on 19 September 2024, followed by its availability on global platforms like Amazon Prime Video. Critical and Commercial Success

Toofan is the second highest-grossing Bangladeshi film of all time, earning approximately . While it received praise for its technical brilliance, cinematography by Tahsin Rahman , and Shakib Khan's "larger-than-life" presence, some critics noted its heavy inspiration from South Indian action films like KGF and Animal . The soundtrack, featuring viral hits like "Laage Ura Dhura" and "Dushtu Kokil," significantly contributed to its massive commercial appeal.

Produced by a collaboration between , Chorki , and SVF Entertainment , the film was shot largely at Ramoji Film City in Hyderabad, India, to authentically recreate 1990s Bangladesh. Technical Specifications and Digital Release

as Suchona, the lead actress and Toofan's love interest

as Julie, an assistant costume designer