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Ananya Panday & Tara Sutaria join Tiger Shroff in SOTY 2

After months of speculations, Dharma Productions' head honcho Karan Johar has finally announced the final cast of his forthcoming production venture, Student Of The Year 2. While Tiger Shroff, who is currently riding high on the success of his recent release Baaghi 2, was finalized for the film a couple of months ago, Johar revealed the names and first looks of his film's leading lady today.

Chunky Panday's daughter Ananya Panday and Disney India's Tara Sutaria have been confirmed to join Tiger Shroff in Student Of The Year 2, which is a sequel to the Karan Johar directorial, Student Of The Year (2012).


"Welcome to the movies and the class of 2018," Dharma Productions posted the message on social media along with sharing the first look of Ananya.

Tara Sutaria also plays the lead part in SOTY 2. The newbie started her career as a VJ with Disney India and went to star in two of its sitcoms - Oye Jassie and The Suite Life of Karan and Kabir before bagging a big role in biggie Karan Johar's SOTY 2.

Student Of The Year 2 went on floors in Dehradun on Tuesday. Directed by Puneet Malhotra, the film is slated to release on 21st November 2018.

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  • Sydney Sweeney says she has never had plastic surgery and is “terrified of needles”.
  • The Euphoria actor calls online comparisons of her childhood photos “insane”.
  • She explains a childhood accident caused minor facial differences, not cosmetic work.
  • Sweeney repeats her wish to “age gracefully”, rejecting pressure to change her face.

Sydney Sweeney has pushed back at the plastic surgery rumours once again, saying she has never had any cosmetic work and has grown tired of the talk. The Euphoria actor said the claims have followed her for years, mostly because old childhood photos are being lined up against recent red carpet images.

She called the comparisons unfair, noting that the conversation often ignores the most obvious point: people grow up. She called much of the chatter unfair and “insane”, raising the wider issue of how young actors are judged on their appearance.

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