Neha Dhupia to play a cop

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Updated At : 01:07 PM Mar 21, 2021 IST

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RSVP movies has revealed Neha Dhupia’s look for the upcoming direct-to-digital thriller A Thursday. Neha will be essaying the role of a police officer named ACP Alvarez, as she looks perfect for the part in a blazer and pants, completing her look with aviators and tied up hair. Directed and written by Behzad Khambata, the film is based on unthinkable events taking place on a Thursday.

Taking to social media, RSVP movies shared Neha’s look as they wrote, “There’s a new cop in town, @nehadhupia as ACP Alvarez in #AThursday. Let the investigation begin!” The film shows the story of an intelligent play school teacher, Naina Jaiswal, played by Yami Gautam, who takes 16 toddlers as hostage. Yami will be seen in a grey character for the first time. Ronnie Screwvala will be producing A Thursday.

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