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Hrithik Roshan kicks-off his next with a song shoot in Corsica

Superstar Hrithik Roshan, who wrapped up his much-awaited Anand Kumar biopic Super 30 a couple of weeks ago, has now started shooting for his next film, which is being bankrolled by Yash Raj Films.

The untitled project, which was announced last year, also stars Tiger Shroff and Vaani Kapoor in lead roles. Hrithik kicked-off the shoot with a love song featuring him opposite Vaani Kapoor in Corsica.


Bosco Martis, who has choreographed many songs for the superstar, has choreographed the new song as well. Sharing some more details, he says, “I’m working with Hrithik again after Bang Bang (2014). In fact, it’s the same team that I shot with. We filmed a lovely romantic dance number in the picturesque locales of Corsica. He and Vaani are terrific dancers and look good together. Duggu has not done such a track in a while, so he was in his element. This is more on the lines of Tu Meri from Bang Bang. There’s a big signature move in this song as well.”

The yet-to-be-titled film is being touted as one of the biggest action entertainers of Bollywood. To give it an international look and feel, the makers have planned an extensive shooting schedule in various parts of the world.

Helmed by Siddharth Anand, who previously directed Hrithik Roshan in Bang Bang, the movie is set to hit the big screen on 2nd October, 2019.

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