Lara Croft is the wildly autonomous little girl of a whimsical swashbuckler who vanished when she was hardly an adolescent. Presently a young lady of 21 with no genuine concentration or reason, Lara explores the disordered avenues of in vogue East London as a bicycle messenger, scarcely making the lease, and takes school courses, once in a while making it to class.

Resolved to produce her own particular way, she declines to steer of her dad's worldwide realm similarly as staunchly as she rejects he's genuinely gone. Encouraged to acknowledge the clear issues and push ahead following seven years without him, even Lara can't comprehend what drives her to at long last unravel the baffle of his puzzling passing.

Going unequivocally against his last wishes, she abandons all that she knows looking for her father's last-known goal: a legendary tomb on a legendary island that may be some place off the shoreline of Japan. Be that as it may, her main goal won't be a simple one; simply achieving the island will be to a great degree deceptive. All of a sudden, the stakes couldn't be higher for Lara, who—against the chances and furnished with just her sharp personality, dazzle confidence and naturally willful soul—must figure out how to propel herself past her breaking points as she travels into the obscure. In the event that she survives this risky experience, it could be the making of her, procuring her the name tomb marauder.

Coordinated by Roar Uthaug ("The Wave"), and co-featuring Dominic West, Walton Goggins, Daniel Wu and Kristin Scott Thomas, "Tomb Raider" opens on March ( 16th )sixteenth.