Big B to play Katrina’s dad

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Updated At : 02:00 PM Mar 24, 2020 IST

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Katrina Kaif has given a go-ahead to Vikas Bahl’s upcoming film, a comedy based around a funeral! The film is expected to be titled Deadly and the makers will head for a recce as soon as coronavirus has been dealt with. The project was initially supposed to go on floors in May, however, now it looks questionable.

The movie will revolve around the protagonist’s journey of self-discovery with undertones of humour and since Katrina is looking to experiment with new genres, she has agreed to do this project. Both Katrina and Vikas have discussed the central characters of the film with Amitabh Bachchan, and are waiting for him to sign and make things official. Big B would reportedly be seen as Katrina’s father in the film.

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