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The Zoya Factor release deferred to June 14

If you have been waiting for the release of Sonam Kapoor and southern superstar Dulquer Salmaan’s much-awaited film The Zoya Factor, let us inform you that you will have to wait a little longer before you get to see it in theatres.

Earlier scheduled to roll into cinemas on 5th April, 2019, the movie has been delayed by two and a half month. It will now hit the marquee on June 14. The Zoya Factor is based on a novel by writer Anuja Chauhan.


Fox Star (Hindi), the production house behind the project, announced the new release date of the film on their Twitter handle.

“She’ll make you go What The Luck ;) Get ready for a zany ride with The Zoya Factor on 14th June, 2019! Directed by Abhishek Sharma and starring Sonam Kapoor and Dulquer Salmaan,” read the tweet.

Besides Sonam Kapoor and Dulquer Salmaan, The Zoya Factor also features the former’s uncle Sanjay Kapoor as her father. Talented actor Angad Bedi will also be seen portraying a pivotal part in the flick.

So don’t forget to catch The Zoya Factor in cinemas on 14th June, 2019.

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