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Kajol and Ajay Devgn to team up after a decade!

Last seen together in the 2008 film U Me Aur Hum, real-life couple Kajol and Ajay Devgn is all set to team up after a massive gap of 11 years.

Fans of both the actors will really be delighted to know that the power-couple has signed a new movie which will be helmed by none other than Pradeep Sarkar who last directed Mardaani featuring Rani Mukerji.


Kajol, who was recently seen in a negative role in the Tamil language film VIP 2 opposite Dhanush, featured in her last Hindi film in 2015. Titled Dilwale, the movie also starred Shah Rukh Khan with whom her onscreen chemistry has always been appreciated by the fans. However, Dilwale failed to achieve commercial success at the box office.

Reportedly, the actress has been going through a lot of scripts in her free time, looking for something that really excites her. It seems that she has truly liked the script Pradeep Sarkar narrated to her. The fact that Ajay is also a part of the movie will further pique the excitement of all film enthusiasts.

An official announcement is expected to be made very soon.

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