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Aniruddha Roy Chowdhury casts Huma Qureshi for his next

After winning rave reviews for his critically and commercially successful courtroom drama Pink in 2016, director Aniruddha Roy Chowdhury is about to finish writing his next movie. And if reports are to be believed, the director has approached Huma Qureshi to star in his upcoming directorial.

“Huma and Aniruddha met a few times, and have spoken at length about this project. It’s a hard-hitting drama based on a real-life incident,” an insider reveals.


Reportedly, Huma, who was last seen in Dobaara: See Your Evil, has already given her consent to the project and now just modalities are being worked out. The actress will sign the film on dotted line soon. “In all likelihood, the movie will go on floors this year and an official announcement is expected soon,” the source adds.

Besides Aniruddha Roy Chowdhury's untitled film, Huma is also rumoured to be joining the cast of Sajid Nadiadwala's forthcoming comic-caper, Housefull 4.

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