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Ranveer-Alia starrer Gully Boy starts rolling

Gully Boy, starring the fresh pair of Alia Bhatt and Ranveer Singh in lead roles, has gone on floors. To be directed by acclaimed filmmaker Zoya Akhtar, the much-awaited film started rolling on 14th January.

Elated Alia took to Twitter to share the exciting news with her fans. She wrote, “And finally its Day 1 of #GullyBoy !!! Such a special film for me for various reasons!!!! Wish me luckkkk!!!! Your support and love mean the world to me Wohooo let’s do this! @RanveerOfficial #zoyaakhtar.”


Produced by Farhan Khan and Ritesh Sidwani under Excel Entertainment, Gully Boy is inspired by the lives of two street rappers, Naezy and Divine. In addition to Alia Bhatt and Ranveer Singh, the film also features Kalki Koechlin and Vicky Kaushal in pivotal roles.

Besides Gully Boy, Ranveer Singh will also be seen in Padmaavat, which is set to release on 25th January. Alia, on the other hand, will next be seen in Meghna Gulzar's Raazi, also starring Vicky Kaushal.

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