Rajkummar, Kriti re-unite

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Updated At : 01:08 PM Feb 20, 2020 IST

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After Bareilly Ki Barfi, Rajkummar Rao and Kriti Sanon will be seen together in Dinesh Vijan’s yet-untitled situational comedy. The film also features Paresh Rawal and Dimple Kapadia. The movie revolves around Rajkummar, who is an orphan. So, along with his lady love, Kriti, he decides to adopt parents. He brings an older couple home, who almost end up destroying his life and marriage. Dinesh shared, “This innovative idea came from real life though it is not inspired by any incident in particular. We have spun it into a crazy comedy with our unique tadka.”

The filmmaker added that he was in talks with Rajkummar and Kriti for another film, but ended up with this script. “You saw it in Stree, you will see it in our upcoming horror comedy, Roohi Afzana, and in this one as well,” he said.

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