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Made In China: Rajkummar Rao’s product launch jugaad makes Shraddha Kapoor excited

Rajkummar Rao was last seen on the big screen in Judgementall Hai Kya and he impressed one and all with his performance in the film. The actor is now gearing up for his next release titled Made in China. We all know that promotions have become quite important for a film especially on social media. So, Rao took to Instagram to ask a few YouTubers and friends to help him with some jugaad for his product launch.

Rao posted on his Insta story, “Product hai zabardast, launch ka kar raha hoon bandobast. Any Influencers and friends up for some jugaad? #IndiaKaJugaad.” Well, this clearly looks like an interesting strategy and it grabbed the attention of none other than Rao’s Stree co-star Shraddha Kapoor.


Shraddha posted on her Insta story, “Bahot sun rahi ho tumhare jugaad ke bare mein.Please mujhe detail mein batao na! P.S. Now don’t say Oh Shraddha Kal aana.” Well to this Rao replied to the actress, “Oh Shraddha kal nahi parso aana 18th ko trailer bhejunga. Bahot exciting hai is jugaad ki kahaani.”

Engaging celebs on the social media for the promotions of the film has been a new trend in Bollywood and well, it is going quite well. By the way, Made In China looks like a quirky film. The makers have been unveiling news posters from the past few days and the trailer will be out on 18th September 2019.

Made In China also stars Mouni Roy, Boman Irani, Sumeet Vyas, and Gajraj Rao. It will be hitting the screens on Diwali this year. The movie will clash with Housefull 4 and Saand Ki Aankh. It will surely be interesting to see which film will make a mark at the box office.

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