Arjun Mathur pens a special note on wrapping Lord Curzon Ki Haveli

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Updated At : 01:16 PM Mar 02, 2022 IST

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Earning acclaim for being filmmakers’ leading choice for unconventional roles, Arjun Mathur has wrapped another path-breaking drama, Lord Curzon Ki Haveli, ahead of his OTT release Jugaadistan. The shoot was wrapped in UK and Arjun shared the news with fans on social media. In a special note, the actor wrote, “Two-and-a-half years, three Covid waves, multiple date changes and delays, a last-minute casting crisis and a full-on continental storm during filming later—here we are on the other side.”

He added, “#LordCurzonKiHaveli is officially the fastest feature film I have ever shot… Cannot wait to share him with you all.” —TMS

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