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After Simmba, Ranveer Singh to work with Karan Johar again

Uber cool Ranveer Singh, who is currently shooting for cop drama Simmba, has a number of projects in his plate. And if latest reports are to be believed, the Bajirao Mastani (2015) actor has signed yet another movie.

Reportedly, filmmaker Karan Johar is set to begin work on his next directorial venture. It will be a two-hero project and Johar has locked Ranveer Singh to play one of the male leads in the untitled flick.


A source said, “The film will be a two-hero film and Karan has already locked Ranveer Singh to play one of the leads. Currently, the casting for the second lead is on and once done, the rest of the details will also fall into place.”

If materialized, the project would mark Ranveer Singh’s second collaboration with Karan Johar’s Dharma Productions. Singh’s Simmba is being produced by Karan in association with Rohit Shetty.

Besides Simmba, Ranveer Singh will also be seen in Gully Boy and 83.

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