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And it's a wrap for Sanah Kapur’s Saroj Ka Rishta

Shahid Kapoor’s half-sister Sanah Kapoor has wrapped up her third Bollywood film, titled Saroj Ka Rishta. Helmed by Abhishek Saxena, the rom-com also stars Randeep Rai, Gaurav Pandey and Kumud Mishra in pivotal roles.

Saroj Ka Rishta talks about the evil culture of body-shaming in India, especially in the digital era. The film basically revolves around a father-daughter relationship with Kumud Mishra and Sanah at the centre. There is also a love triangle with the two heroes Gaurav Pandey and Randeep Rai.

Talking about the film’s completion on time, director Abhishek Saxena says, “What an amazing journey it has been! And how time flew by working with such a great team. It just felt like we started shooting for Saroj Ka Rishta a few days back and we have already wrapped it up. It was a fun working with such people.”


Produced by Anmol Kapoor, Nazia Javed Siddiqui, Narinder Garg, and Ambica Sharma, Saroj Ka Rishta has been shot at places like Mawana and Ghaziabad.

The film is slated to hit screens by the end of the year.

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