Rohit Choudhary and Sayaji Shinde share a strong bond

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Updated At : 01:41 PM Oct 26, 2020 IST

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Actor, producer and lifestyle coach Rohit Choudhary will soon be seen in the Marathi film Aamdar Nivas. On the sets, he made a good friend — actor Sayaji Shinde. In the movie, Sayaji will be seen as a politician and Rohit will essay the role of a real estate tycoon.

Sharing the details of their first meeting, he said, “We first met during the shoot of the song Shantabai, which features Sunny Leone. During the shoot, we started talking and connected well. We have been friends ever since. Even before meeting him, I thought of him as a fabulous actor.”

The duo recently met in Delhi, when the Shool actor had come to the Capital to dub a Marathi rap song.

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