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Shraddha Kapoor denies the reports of being offered Ramayana and Luv Ranjan’s next

Shraddha Kapoor is one of the most successful actresses of this generation. This year, she gave back-to-back hits like Saaho and Chhichhore and proved her mettle as an actress in the latter. We are sure she is being offered many films and a few days ago, there were reports that Shraddha is offered Nitesh Tiwari’s Ramayana and Luv Ranjan’s next.

It was said that in Ramayana, Shraddha will be seen as Sita and Hrithik Roshan will play the role of Ram. Talking about Luv Ranjan’s film, Deepika Padukone was considered to play the lead role opposite Ranbir Kapoor, but she opted not to sign the film, and then the makers approached Shraddha.


However, all the reports have turned out to be untrue. A tabloid has quoted Shraddha, “Contrary to the rumours, I’ve not been approached for either of the films. However, I have just worked with Nitesh sir in Chhichhore and he has been a dream to work with so I would love to work with him again.”

Well, it would surely be interesting to see Shraddha opposite Hrithik and Ranbir on the big screen.

Currently, Shraddha is busy with the shooting of Baaghi 3. The actress will be undergoing the training in judo and mixed martial arts for the film. A couple of days ago, the director of the film Ahmed Khan had told a tabloid, “After shooting in Mumbai, Delhi, and Agra, we leave for a 40-day schedule in Serbia in November. Three action masters, Kecha Khampakdee (he worked on the second part of the franchise as well) and Slavisa Ivanovic (stunt coordinator for Uri: The Surgical Strike) who’s from Serbia, along with a Bulgarian trainer, will be training her.”

Apart from Baaghi 3, Shraddha has Street Dancer in her kitty. The film, which also stars Varun Dhawan and Nora Fatehi, is slated to hit the screens during the Republic Day weekend next year. Meanwhile, Baaghi 3 will release on 6th March 2020.

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