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Dabangg 3: After Mrs. Rajjo Pandey, Salman Khan introduces us to Khushi

In 2010, Sonakshi Sinha made her Bollywood debut with Salman Khan starrer Dabangg. Now after nine years, Salman is all set to introduce one more new face in Bollywood. We are talking about Mahesh Manjrekar’s daughter, Saiee Manjrekar who will makr her debut with Dabangg 3.

Salman first introduced us to Chulbul Pandey, then yesterday he introduced Mrs. Rajjo Pandey and now, today the actor has shared the motion poster of Saiee Manjrekar who plays the role of Khushi in the movie. Salman tweeted, “#Dabangg3TrailerOutTomorrow https://bit.ly/KhushiKiEntry_ @saieemmanjrekar @arbaazSkhan @sonakshisinha @PDdancing @KicchaSudeep @nikhil_dwivedi @SKFilmsOfficial @saffronbrdmedia.”


In the video, Salman says, “Ei hai hamri baby Khushi. Sidhi, sadhi, masoom, ati sundar. Ab inki khushi ke liye, hum kisiko bhi dukhi kar sakte hai.” Well, Saiee is looking damn pretty and after having a look at the poster we can say that she is quite confident about her debut.

Saiee will be romancing Salman in the flashback portions of the film where we will get to know the story of younger Chulbul Pandey. The movie is produced by Arbaaz Khan and while talking about roping in Saiee, he had earlier stated, "Salman has known Saiee for a while. He was sure she fits the bill perfectly as an innocent young girl and after seeing her perform, we know she’s exactly what we wanted for Dabangg 3." Arbaaz too plays the pivotal role of Makkhi in the franchise.

The trailer of Dabangg 3 will be out tomorrow. It will be launched at an event in Mumbai with a lot of fanfare. Directed by Prabhudeva, Dabangg 3 is slated to release on 20th December 2019.

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