Farhan Akhtar has given a shoutout to Amazon Prime Video's and Abundantia Entertainment's upcoming digital series 'Breathe' by terming the trailer as 'Zabardast'

The talented actor took to his social media handle in excitement writing," Zabardast..! @BreatheAmazon @ActorMadhavan @TheAmitSadh"

Zabardast..! @BreatheAmazon @ActorMadhavan @TheAmitSadh https://t.co/eiWGMhEoCh

— Farhan Akhtar (@FarOutAkhtar) January 20, 2018

After the huge success of Inside Edge, Amazon is all set to launch its next original show Breathe, produced by Abundantia Entertainment, starring R Madhavan, Amit Sadh, and Sapna Pabbi in lead roles.

Farhan Akhtar Retweeted Breathe Amazon

Farhan Akhtar had collaborated with Amazon Prime Video on their previous original series 'Inside Edge' which was a very successful venture.Inside Edge had garnered rave reviews from critics and had also been hailed by the audiences.

The actor has seen the trailer of 'Breathe' and has praised it by calling it Zabardast.

Farhan Akhtar is also one of the best minds in the industry who has an eye for good content.

The trailer of Breathe was released recently and had created a storm across all platforms because of its fresh content and intriguing storyline. The performances of R Madhavan and Amit Sadh have also been appreciated by everyone.

Both the actors have worked very hard for their roles and have delivered power-packed performance.

The trailer has garnered more than 11.4 million views and is still counting, setting a benchmark for digital series.

Breathe is a psychological thriller which traces the journey of a father's unbelievable quest to save the life of his son. Breathe brings a face-off between R Madhavan and Amit Sadh.

Breathe will be launched globally as a trilingual series in Tamil, Telugu, and Hindi.

The Amazon Prime Original, Breathe, is produced by Abundantia Entertainment and launches on January 26th, 2018, exclusively on Amazon Prime Video. In an unprecedented move, Breathe will launch as a trilingual series simultaneously in 200+ countries.