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Ajay Devgn teases fans with the poster of wife Kajol’s next, Helicopter Eela

Superstar Ajay Devgn, who was last seen in Raj Kumar Gupta’s Raid (2018), unveiled the teaser poster of wife Kajol’s forthcoming movie earlier today. Apart from sharing the poster, the actor also announced the official title of the film. Helmed by Pradeep Sarkar, the movie has been titled as Helicopter Eela.

Sharing the teaser poster and title of the film, Ajay Devgn wrote on his Twitter handle, “She's here, there, everywhere!!! #HelicopterEela is coming on 14th September.@KajolAtUN @riddhisen896 @pradeepsrkar @HelicopterEela @ADFfilms @PenMovies @jayantilalgada.”


Helicopter Eela, which was earlier titled Eela, stars Kajol and National award-winning actor Riddhi Sen in important roles. Kajol plays a single mother and an aspiring singer in the movie. Helicopter Eela has been written by Mitesh Shah.

Ajay Devgn has produced the film in association with Jayantilal Gada (Pen). It is co-produced by Kumar Mangat Pathak, Vikrant Sharma, Reshmaa Kadakia, Kushal Kantilal Gada and Neeraj Gala.

Helicopter Eela is scheduled to hit the silver screen on 14th September 2018.

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