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Updated At : 11:59 AM Jul 06, 2021 IST

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Anuja Chauhan’s bestselling novel Club You to Death to be made into a film

Producer of Stree, Luka Chuppi, Bala and Hindi Medium, Dinesh Vijan has acquired the rights of author Anuja Chauhan’s latest bestselling novel, Club You to Death.

Inspired by classic Agatha Christie whodunit novels, Anuja had said about her latest work, “The lockdown made me want to murder people. Hopefully, I’ve done it well.”

Dinesh Vijan says, “It’s an entertaining, funny and deliciously twisted story, which also offers a great opportunity for me to set it in modern-day India and turn the lens on ourselves and our society a little bit. What really attracted me to this, however, was that even while dealing with a real-world murder, Anuja has managed to have her trademark humour and romance at its heart.”

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