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Ranveer Singh starts dubbing for Jayeshbhai Jordaar

Ranveer Singh had wrapped the shooting of Jayeshbhai Jordaar in February this year. Due to the pandemic, the actor was not working, but he was recently spotted in YRF studios and well, he had stepped out to dub for the movie.

A source said, “Ranveer is starting to dub for the film and that’s why he was at YRF. His work schedule is back to normal and he is absolutely fine to shoot and work in the pandemic because it is the new normal now. He realizes that the industry has to restart for business to be back as usual and as a superstar, he will be extremely proactive to contribute towards normalizing the industry that has been hit hard by the pandemic.”


Jayeshbhai Jordaar is going to release in theatres, no doubt about that. So, the makers are keeping the film ready to release. They will assess the best time to release the film, given the pandemic, and make further plans to market and release this really special film. Ranveer will wrap his entire dubbing work on Jayeshbhai now,” the source added.

Directed by Divyang Thakkar, Jayeshbhai Jordaar stars Shalini Pandey as the film lead. Ranveer’s character in film Jayeshbhai is the unlikely hero who will be seen championing the cause of women empowerment in the most entertaining way.

Earlier, YRF had announced that Jayeshbhai Jordaar will release on 2nd October 2020. However, looking at the current situation, the movie will surely get postponed.

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