All eyes on Vaani Kapoor

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Updated At : 02:46 PM Feb 26, 2021 IST

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With the recent announcements of release dates, Vaani Kapoor is thrilled as she has three movies releasing back-to-back in three months. With Bellbottom locking May 28 as its release date, Shamshera releasing on June 25, and Chandigarh Kare Aashiqui on July 9, Vaani will be in an intensely hectic promotional schedule starting April.

The actress says, “It is remarkable… I don’t think I will have a single minute for myself for the next five months and I’m not complaining.” Vaani expects the audience to come back to the theatres to watch good cinema that gives them an unforgettable experience.

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