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‘Kitty Party’ star cast comes calling

AMRITSAR: Several Punjabi film industry comedians are reuniting in the upcoming Punjabi movie “Kitty Party”, the starcast of which reached the holy city for its promotion on Sunday.

‘Kitty Party’ star cast comes calling

(From right) Actors Nav Bajwa, Harby Sangha, Anita Devgan and Neelu Kohli during the promotion of their upcoming Punjabi film, Kitty Party, in Amritsar on Sunday. tribune photo: Vishal kumar



Tribune News Service

Amritsar, December 8

Several Punjabi film industry comedians are reuniting in the upcoming Punjabi movie “Kitty Party”, the starcast of which reached the holy city for its promotion on Sunday.

Written and directed by Nav Bajwa, the movie is a story of a con woman, played by Kainaat Arora, who dupes Punjabi families for doubling their money.

The movie stars Gurpreet Ghuggi, Jaswinder Bhalla, Harby Sangha, Upasana Singh, Rana Ranbir, Neelu Kohli, Manni Boparai, Anita Devgan, Satwant Kaur, Preeto and Surinder Bath.

The movie will be release on December 13 and is a venture of Arri Production House and Frankfinn Entertainments Co Pvt Ltd.

The trailer was released on the official YouTube channel of RR Records and has crossed 4.4 million views with thousands of likes and comments. The film will be released in cinemas worldwide by Omjee Star Studios.

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