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Updated At : 06:21 AM Jun 05, 2015 IST

<p>Move over: Kushal Tandon</p>

If reports are anything to go by, then Kushal Tandon has become the latest to join the bandwagon of TV stars leapfrogging their way into Bollywood. Kushal, whose claim to fame was Bigg Boss 7, has apparently signed his first film. The actor took to his Twitter account to break the news. "He tweeted: "Signed my first Bollywood movie ....... Beautiful script .... Kushalians u wil get news in a day or two til then." (sic).

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