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Suniel Shetty’s son Ahan begins shooting for his debut flick

Ahan Shetty, the son of popular Bollywood actor Suniel Shetty, has started shooting for his debut film. To be bankrolled by renowned filmmaker Sajid Nadiadwala, the movie mounted the shooting floor today.

Ecstatic Suniel took to micro-blogging site Twitter to share some word of wisdom for his son. "Congratulations, Phantom! A new journey begins today my baby. No matter how you feel. Get up. Dress up. Show up. Scream, Cry, but never give up! Ahan Shetty, Sajid Nadiadwala," read his tweet.


Ahan's sister Athiya Shetty also bucked up his little brother in a tweet. "Baby brother, I wish you nothing but the best. All the love and success, but most importantly, every bit of happiness, patience and never ending faith. I will always be your biggest cheerleader, forever and ever. May you shine so bright, my Junior. Keep it real."

Ahan’s debut film is said to be an official remake of Telugu blockbuster RX 100 (2018). The makers have not announced the name of the leading lady as yet, but some insiders say she might also be a newcomer.

More details are awaited.

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