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Jimmy Sheirgill set to play a cop in his next

It is no exaggeration to say that Jimmy Sheirgill is one of the finest actors that we have today in the Hindi film industry.

The actor has played a diverse range of characters in his more than two-decade-long career and has been heralded for his outstanding performances in such fine films as A Wednesday (2008), Tanu Weds Manu (2011), Saheb Biwi Aur Gangster (2011) and Happy Bhag Jayegi (2016), to name just a few films.


The latest news about the talented actor is that he has been signed on for a new film. The untitled project stars Jimmy in the role of an anti-terrorist cop. The film will mark the directorial debut of Rohit Yadav.

Though nothing much is out about the new venture at the moment, some sources reveal that the makers are gearing up to begin production in the month of April. The film will be majorly shot in Delhi.

In addition to this yet-to-be-titled movie, Jimmy will also be seen in De De Pyaar De, Mental Hai Kya and Good News.

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  • The title track of Welcome to the Jungle has triggered nostalgic reactions online
  • Fans praised Akshay Kumar’s comic timing and his chemistry with Raveena Tandon
  • Some viewers also questioned the absence of familiar faces from earlier Welcome films

The first song from Welcome to the Jungle has arrived, and fans appear to be revisiting memories of one of Bollywood’s most recognisable comedy franchises. The title track, featuring Akshay Kumar and the film’s ensemble cast, leans heavily into nostalgia while introducing a fresh setting for the latest instalment.

Social media reactions quickly followed the song’s release, with viewers praising everything from Akshay Kumar’s comic expressions to callbacks to earlier Welcome films.

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