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Ranveer Singh to team up with Rajkumar Santoshi

After proving his mettle with a series of blockbusters like Padmaavat (2018), Simmba (2018) and Gully Boy (2019), Ranveer Singh has become a hot property in Bollywood. Producers are literally queuing up in front of his door with bundles of scripts in their hands.

Singh already has some exciting projects in his hand, but that has not stopped him from signing a new one. Yes, you heard that right! According to reports, Ranveer Singh has signed yet another interesting project.


If reports are to be believed, the rising star has given his nod to headline well-known filmmaker Rajkumar Santoshi’s next directorial venture. "Ranveer has given his nod to the project," a source reveals, adding that the untitled film will start rolling towards the end of the year.

We also hear that Rajkumar Santoshi is currently hunting for the female lead of the project. Reportedly, the movie will have two heroines and the director is keen to launch a TV actress in his next offering.“He wants fresh faces and therefore, he is looking out for TV names."

The untitled movie will be produced by Eros International.

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As discussion grows around the teaser of Toxic: A Fairytale for Grown-Ups, an old interview of Yash has suddenly found fresh attention online.

The video comes from Weekend with Ramesh, where Yash spoke to host Ramesh Aravind about how he chooses his roles. In the clip, he says: “I will not shoot any movie scenes which I will be uncomfortable watching with my parents.”

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