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Rishi Kapoor surprises with his look in his next film titled Mulq!

Veteran actor Rishi Kapoor never shies away from donning any look when it comes to getting into the skin of his character. He surprised us with the character of trafficker Rauf Lala in Agneepath, a dreaded don in D-Day and a wheelchair-bound grandfather in Kapoor & Sons.

Now, he surprises us again with his yet another avatar in Anubhav Sinha's upcoming film titled Mulq. Rishi Kapoor plays an important role in the movie which mounted floors a couple of days ago. The actor shared his look on the micro-blogging Twitter. The picture shows a bearded Rishi dressed in a white kurta and grey jacket. He looks extremely serious in the poster.


Also starring Taapsee Pannu, Prateik Babbar, Rajat Kapur and Neena Gupta in pivotal roles, Mulq is a social thriller set around a joint family from a small town in India that wants to regain their lost honour after being embroiled in a controversy.

The film will be shot in Varanasi and Lucknow and is scheduled to release early next year.

Besides Mulq, Rishi Kapoor will also be seen in 102 Not Out wherein he plays Amitabh Bachchan’s son.

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