Mardaani villain Vishal Jethwa’s romantic turn

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Updated At : 02:49 PM Apr 07, 2021 IST

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After playing a spine-chilling villain in Rani Mukerji starrer Mardaani 2, Vishal Jethwa is all set to turn a lover boy. Vishal will play an incurable romantic in a new music video.

Arko Pravo Mukherjee of Teri Mitti fame has sung a soulful single Dhat and Vishal is playing a charming lover in the video. Vishal says, “When I was approached by Arkoda for this music video, I didn’t think twice as Arkoda is a respected singer, songwriter and music composer. I have been a huge fan of his compositions Teri Mitti and Nazm Nazm.”

He adds, “When I heard the music, I fell in love with the song as I found it to be a very sweet, romantic composition. Also, when I learnt that the concept of the song is retro and the part I was being offered was of a romantic boy, I grabbed it.”

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