Last seen in web series Tabbar, Gagan Arora will next appear in a horror-comedy

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Updated At : 02:45 PM Nov 30, 2021 IST

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Last seen in web series Tabbar, Gagan Arora will next appear in a horror-comedy directed by Harman Wadala. The film also features Aparshakti Khurana, coincidentally with whom Gagan had previously worked as an assistant director on the 2018 horror-comedy Stree.

Talking about this new project, Gagan says, “Harman is venturing into direction with an amazing script on the lines of a horror-comedy. It’s about three boys and their journeys. Along the way, they form three couples.”

The film is backed by Jio Studios and is expected to go on the floors in mid-December this year. It will be eyeing a theatrical release next year. Gagan has previously worked in light-hearted shows like College Romance and Hostel Girls. Meanwhile, in Tabbar, he played the part of Happy, a middle-class Punjabi boy.

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