In an attempt to woo worldwide viewers’, actors Bobby Deol and Mugdha Godse unveiled the first look of their upcoming flick 'Help' amid fanfare at the recently-held International Indian Film Academy (IIFA) Awards in Colombo, Sri Lanka.

The director of the horror-thriller film Rajeev Virani together with the producers Sanjay Ahluwalia and Vinay Choksey were also there.  

Bobby, who was thrilled about his new flick and the new look in the film, said, "I am first time trying my hands the horror genre and about 'Help' I would like to say that it has been beautifully shot and is one the finest horror films that the audience will see. It's chilling, gruesome and the kind of horror which gives you Goosebumps. 'Help' will take the horror genre in India to another level. My character in the film is extremely well defined and I am sure people will like the new Bobby in the film."

The film has been directed by debutant director Rajeev Virani.

Mugdha seemed cheered up too at the ceremony and said, "I am so excited. Actually, I have done glamorous roles as well as de-glam roles in the past but with 'Help' you will see me in a role which is much more acting oriented. It is the role of a lifetime and I had to prepare really hard to inhabit the skin of the character I was to play."

Produced by Sanjay Ahluwalia and Vinay Choksey of Rupali Aum Entertainment Pvt. Ltd, 'Help' is a supernatural horror, which revolves around the tale of a malevolent spirit that refuses to leave the human world.

 In the film, which was shot lavishly in Mauritius and Mumbai, Bobby played the role of a Protagonist Vic, who is married to Pia (Mugdha Godse).

Pia and Vic are having troubles in their married life and in the middle of their troubled relation, they have to rush Mauritus to visit Pia's ill father. Little do they know that there's something ancient and dark that remains still, hidden and silent in the old house where Pia grew up.

To know full story, you have to watch the film, which is due to release on July 9. (With Inputs from Agencies)