Kirti Kulhari's next Shaadisthan to have direct-to-OTT release

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Updated At : 01:24 PM Jun 04, 2021 IST

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Kirti Kulhari’s next film Shaadisthan will be having a direct-to-digital release. Sharing the news with fans, Kirti took to her social media handles on Wednesday and announced that the film would premiere on Disney Hotstar.

The announcement was accompanied by a poster featuring Kirti looking cool and casual in a red checkered shirt over a white tee, teamed with ripped blue denims. A vehicle with ‘Artist’ written on its back is in the backdrop. Sharing the poster on Twitter, Kirti wrote, “Hello hello… Jump on the bandwagon and join me aka #Sasha and her band, as they drive around the roads of friendship, love and life.”

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