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Nushrratt Bharuccha to star in Omung Kumar’s Janhit Mein Jaari

Murtuza Iqbal

Nushrratt Bharuccha is on a roll. The actress is currently busy garnering praises for her performance in Chhalaang and she already has movies like Hurdang and Chhori in her kitty.


Now, her new film has been announced. Nushrratt will be seen in Omung Kumar’s next which is titled Janhit Mein Jaari.

Kumar took to Twitter to make an announcement about the film. He tweeted, “Super excited to share this with everyone Ek womaniya sab pe bhaari... ye soochna hai #JanhitMeinJaari! #ZarooratBhiZarooriBhi Coming in 2021. @Nushrratt @pavailkgulati @OmungKumar @writerraj @vklahoti @SonaliSinghSSS @shradhabhay10 @thinkinkpicz.”

The movie also stars Thappad fame actor Pavail Gulati, and it is produced by Raaj Shaandilyaa. Nushrratt and Raaj have earlier worked together in last year’s release Dream Girl which was a blockbuster at the box office.

Kumar’s last directorial was PM Narendra Modi. Starring Vivek Oberoi, the film had received negative reviews, and even at the box office it failed to make a mark.

Talking about Hurdang and Chhori, Nushrat had told us, “I am going to start shooting for Chhori in November. Hurdang, we still have about 10 days left for the shoot, once we finish that shoot then I can tell you about the release. And I hope that turns out and pans out well because it’s another completely different film and role for me. I had a lot of fun being Jhulan (her character’s name in the film).”

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