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Confirmed: Riteish Deshmukh to star in Total Dhamaal

After the earth-shattering success of Rohit Shetty's comic-caper Golmaal Again, if there is any other comedy film the audience is waiting for with bated breath, it has to be filmmaker Indra Kumar's Total Dhamaal.

There has been a very positive buzz around the film ever since its announcement. Having said that, the film did face some casting hiccups in the beginning, but now everything seems under control.


The star cast of the movie is getting bigger and bigger with each passing day. Many popular stars from Bollywood are coming together to star in the third installment of the superhit film franchise, Dhamaal.

After replacing Sanjay Dutt with Ajay Devgn and signing Anil Kapoor and Madhuri Dixit, filmmaker Indra Kumar has now roped in Riteish Deshmukh for an important role.

Talking to an Indian daily, the actor confirmed, “Yes, I am doing the film.”

Riteish has also been part of Dhamaal and Double Dhamaal, so his entry in Total Dhamaal does not come as a big surprise. But his fans will really be very happy to know that the actor is indeed doing the next installment of Dhamaal.

The film is expected to mount floors by the end of this year.

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Tarantino says the drama is intended to play as a two-hander, but argues it becomes clear that the balance is uneven because Paul Dano cannot match Daniel Day-Lewis on screen.
According to him, Dano’s work lacks the weight needed opposite the veteran actor. He adds that Austin Butler would have suited the part more effectively.

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