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Salman Khan signs Nushrat Bharucha for his next production

If fresh reports are to be believed, superstar Salman Khan has given a green signal to his next production venture after Notebook. The film, which is still untitled, will star Nushrat Bharucha as the female lead. Bharucha became a household name after the riotous success of her last release Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety (2018).

Though nothing much is known about the project at the moment, a source close to the development reveals that the film will be a wedding drama, set in a small town in North India.


“It’s a love story set in a small-town and revolves around a wedding. The film will go on the floors in the next few months and will be shot in the outskirts of Delhi,” another source revealed to a popular tabloid.

Meanwhile, Nushrat Bharucha is presently shooting for her upcoming film Dream Girl. Directed by writer-director Raaj Shandilya, the movie features talented actor Ayushmann Khurrana as the male lead.

The actress will also be seen in filmmaker Hansal Mehta’s upcoming directorial Turram Khan, co-starring National Film Award-winning actor Rajkummar Rao. The film is being produced by superstar Ajay Devgn under the banner of Ajay Devgn Ffilms.

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