A kiss to remember

After training on strengthening their lung capacity, Disha Patani and Aditya Roy Kapur shoot for an underwater kiss sequence

Tribune Web Desk

Updated At : 03:04 PM Jan 01, 2020 IST

Disha Patani and Aditya Roy Kapur have already become the talk of the town in B-town as the duo will be seen in the upcoming film Malang. Fitness enthusiasts Disha and Aditya have done underwater scenes in Malang and now we hear that the lead actors shot for an extended kissing sequence in the Mohit Suri directorial. Earlier in May, Disha had teased fans with a cool picture from the sets of the movie in which she and co-star Aditya posed in diving suits.

Director Mohit Suri had sent the actors packing for two days of prep in May ahead of the shoot. The sequence required Disha and Aditya to be underwater for at least a minute, so the training focused on strengthening lung capacity; moreover, the sequence was shot during the Goa schedule of the film in a day. Malang is set to be released in February.

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