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Aarya Babbar shoots in Kerala

Aarya Babbar has quite a few web series lined up and he is currently shooting for one in Kerala. The director of the series is Shanil Muhammed (a state award-winner for his debut film in Malayalam) and the writer is...

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Updated At : 01:15 PM Feb 01, 2021 IST

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Aarya Babbar has quite a few web series lined up and he is currently shooting for one in Kerala. The director of the series is Shanil Muhammed (a state award-winner for his debut film in Malayalam) and the writer is Arouz Irfan.

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Aarya Babbar says, “It’s a fantastic time. I feel lucky to be working alongside some of the most talented and passionate technicians and artists. I can’t reveal much about the series currently but it’s one for the ages. It will keep everyone on the edge of their seats and it is one of the most experimental works that will be out there. I am currently shooting in Kerala.”

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