Great going for Aayush

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Updated At : 12:18 PM Mar 10, 2020 IST

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After making his debut in the 2018 film Loveyatri, Aayush Sharma seems to have gone on a film signing spree. Earlier, it had been reported that the actor had been brought on board for the Hindi remake of the Marathi super-hit film Mulshi Pattern, where he will be portraying the role of the dreaded gangster. The film is also said to star superstar Salman Khan, who will be seen playing a cop. Now according to the latest development, Aayush has joined Salman in yet another movie and it is none other than one of the most-anticipated films of his, Kabhi Eid Kabhi Diwali.

Aayush has already begun reading sessions for the Sajid Nadiadwala, film which might also star Pooja Hegde as the lead actress. However, it hasn’t been confirmed by the makers yet.

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