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Ajay Devgn starrer biopic on football coach Syed Abdul Rahim to roll in May-June

Superstar Ajay Devgn, who is presently riding high on the rousing success of his recent release Total Dhamaal (2019), will start shooting for the biopic on football coach Syed Abdul Rahim from May-June.

Announced last year, the much-awaited movie will be directed by talented filmmaker Amit Sharma of Badhaai Ho (2018) fame. In the yet-to-be-titled project, Ajay Devgn plays late Syed Abdul Rahim.


Confirming the shooting schedule of the film, director Amit Sharma said, “My next film is a football-related film. It’s a period film. We will start shooting of the film in the next two to three months around May or June.”

If we talk about Ajay Devgn’s other upcoming projects, the superstar will shortly be seen in Akiv Ali’s directorial debut De De Pyaar De, which also features seasoned actress Tabu and Rakul Preet Singh in pivotal roles.

After De De Pyaar De, Devgn will arrive with his home-production Taanaji: The Unsung Warrior wherein he plays the title role. Besides him, the historical drama also stars his wife Kajol and good friend Saif Ali Khan in lead roles. The superstar is also doing a film with Luv Ranjan, which is set to mount floors by the year-end.

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