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Katrina Kaif in talks to headline PT Usha biopic?

Though her last few films did not perform as per expectations at the box-office, Katrina Kaif has some interesting projects in her pocket which may bring her back into the reckoning once again.

The diva will soon start promoting her next Bharat, a big-ticket offering which reunites her with superstar Salman Khan and filmmaker Ali Abbas Zafar after their blockbuster outing, Tiger Zinda Hai (2017).


She has also signed filmmaker Rohit Shetty’s much-talked-about cop-drama Sooryavanshi, which marks her eighth collaboration with megastar Akshay Kumar. The film is expected to start rolling soon.

The latest we hear that Katrina Kaif is in talks for yet another exciting project. According to reports, she has been approached to play the Padma Shri and Arjuna Awards winning athlete PT Usha in her biopic. If Kat agrees to come onboard, it will be the first biopic of her entire career.

The project will be directed by ad filmmaker and director Revathy S Varma, who is a big name down south. He has reportedly narrated the script to the actress who has liked it. However, she is yet to sign it on the dotted line. It will be a multilingual film, as per reports.

More details are awaited.

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