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Abhishek Kapoor to launch Aaman Devgan in his next action adventure, with Ajay Devgn in a never seen before avatar

Director Abhishek Kapoor is responsible for launching some of the biggest actors in B-Town.

Abhishek Kapoor to launch Aaman Devgan in his next action adventure, with Ajay Devgn in a never seen before avatar

Director Abhishek Kapoor is responsible for launching some of the biggest actors in B-Town. Having an eye to see beyond what meets the vision, he knows how to pull & shape up the best talents in the industry. A source close to the director decodes interesting news.

The source revealed," Abhishek is going to launch Aaman Devgan in his next action adventure, with Ajay Devgn in a never seen before avatar. More details will be revealed soon."


Some of the biggest hits in the past two decades such as Kai Po Che, Rock On, Chandigarh Kare Aashiqui, & Kedarnath to name a few are delivered by this award-winning director.

Lt Sushant Singh Rajput, Farhan Akhtar, Sara Ali Khan, Amit Sadh & others were launched under his surveillance.

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Bonnie Greer, playwright who never lost her edge, dies at 77

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Bonnie Greer, playwright who never lost her edge, dies at 77

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