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Sara Ali Khan to pair opposite Kartik Aaryan

A couple of weeks ago, we had reported that newcomer Sara Ali Khan, who is set to make her Bollywood debut with Abhishek Kapoor’s Kedarnath, was being considered by filmmaker Imtiaz Ali for his next project. The latest we hear that the actress has given her nod to play the female lead in the untitled movie.

Before finalizing Sara Ali Khan for his upcoming directorial venture, Imtiaz Ali had already locked Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety (2018) actor Kartik Aaryan to play the male lead. The audience is excited to see this fresh pairing on celluloid.


“It is incredible that an actor is not just being approached for many films before her debut, but is also gutsy enough to sign on fresh films before her release. Normally, actors, especially the star kids, wait till the release of their debut film to see the response so that they can position their career graph and also work on the monies that they will get in the future. Sara, on the contrary, seems to be following her instinct on signing film projects,” says a trade source.

Sara Ali Khan’s debut vehicle Kedarnath is set to hit screens on 7th December. Her second venture Simmba, co-starring Ranveer Singh, releases two weeks after the release of Kedarnath, on 28th December.

It looks like Sara is indeed on a roll!

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