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Shraddha to wrap up Stree in record 20 days

Bollywood star Shraddha Kapoor, who has an impressive lineup of films scheduled to hit the silver screen in 2018, will complete her part in the forthcoming Hindi movie Stree within a record time of 20 days. Aside from her, the film also features versatile actor Rajkummar Rao in the lead role.

“Shraddha had to allot only about 20 days to its producers, Dinesh Vijan, Raj Nidimoru and Krishna DK. For the first schedule in Chanderi, she gave 10 days to the team. After she finishes Batti Gul (Meter Chalu), Shraddha will be back on the sets of Stree and shoot for another 10 days, during which she will wrap up her portion," reveals a source.


Another source close to the team informs, “The team plans to complete the film in six weeks. They have already finished half of it. Now, they will shoot a song with Shraddha and Rajkummar following which he will complete his remaining portion.”

Besides Stree, Shraddha Kapoor has Saaho, Batti Gul Meter Chalu and Saina in her kitty. Currently, the actress is in Tehri, Uttrakhand, where she is shooting for Batti Gul Meter Chalu with Shahid Kapoor and Yami Gautam. The film is being helmed by Shree Narayan Singh.

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