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Mouni Roy heaps praises on Made In China co-star Rajkummar Rao

Last seen in Romeo Akbar Walter (RAW) (2019), actress Mouni Roy is presently busy promoting her upcoming film Made In China. Recently, the makers at Maddock Films dropped the theatrical trailer of the movie, which received thunderous response from the audience. And now, everyone is looking forward to watching the movie in theatres on 25th October.

Mouni Roy, who made her silver screen debut with superstar Akshay Kumar’s Gold in 2018, is paired opposite Rajkummar Rao in Made In China. This is the first time for her when she is sharing the screen space with the National Film Award winning actor.


Heaping praises on her co-star, Roy said that he helped him endlessly on the sets of the film. "I have learned everything from Raj on this film and for my role. He helped me endlessly during our rehearsals, not only for the scenes that we had together, but also where I was on my own,” said the actress.

Roy went on to add that Rao’s inputs have been very valuable for her. "He helped me make all of my scenes with him and otherwise much better. His inputs have been very valuable and helped me to become a better version of myself," she added.

Directed by Mikhil Musale, Made In China is a comic-caper which revolves around a middle class man's journey from being an unsuccessful businessman to a becoming a successful entrepreneur. Lending him her support in his journey is his loving wife, Rukmini, played by Mouni Roy. Produced by Maddock Films in association with Jio Studios, Made In China is slated to release around Diwali this year.

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