Grahan star Anshumaan Pushkar set for Bollywood break

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Updated At : 02:48 PM Nov 17, 2021 IST

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Actor Anshumaan Pushkar, best known for his roles in web shows like Grahan, Jamtara and Kathmandu Connection, is all set for his debut film Ishq Chakallas, opposite Mukti Mohan. Helmed by director Hupu Ashok Yadav and produced by Kevin Johnson and Nupur Chandrakar, the movie will be shot in Madhya Pradesh and Chattishgarh. The music will be composed by Vishal Mishra and Raj Shekhar.

Anshumaan Pushkar says, “Film is director’s medium. So, it is important to have a good bond with them. I have a great rapport with Ashok sir. He is a very relaxed person and is quite clear about what he wants to see on the screen. Kevin is a very gentle person. I like working with producers who understand and are open to creative inputs from everyone.”

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