Double celebrations for the cast of Hungama 2

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Updated At : 12:35 PM Feb 03, 2021 IST

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Ace filmmaker Priyadarshan’ next directorial venture Hungama 2, an out-an-out family entertainer, starring Meezan Jafri, Pranita Subhash, Paresh Rawal and Shilpa Shetty Kundra, is one of the most-awaited multi-starrers of 2021.

Priyadarshan, filmmaker

It was a challenge to ensure Hungama 2 was even more entertaining than the first instalment.

The team recently held dual celebrations on the sets as they wrapped up the shooting of the film soon after they celebrated Priyadarshan’s birthday.

Says Priyadarshan, “Even after so many years, Hungama is still fresh in audiences’ mind and it was a challenge to ensure Hungama 2 was even more entertaining than the first instalment, but the cast and the entire crew more than lived up to the expectations.”

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