Shanaya Sharma on her role in the film Ajab Gajab Ishq

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 09:15 AM Dec 22, 2024 IST

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Emerging star Shanaya Sharma is all set to charm audiences in the upcoming romantic comedy film Ajab Gajab Ishq. Directed by Dhananjay Kumar Singh, the movie promises a refreshing mix of humour, romance and drama. Scheduled for a May 2025 release, Ajab Gajab Ishq is already creating a buzz.

Shanaya plays the parallel lead role. She shared, “This film is very special to me because it allowed me to explore a fun and unique character. I can’t wait for the audience to experience the laughter, emotions and surprises Ajab Gajab Ishq has to offer.” Produced by Gagan Verma, the film promises to bring a fresh perspective to the romantic comedy genre. Shanaya first gained recognition with her performances in television serials like Chandra Nandini and Fear Files: Darr Ki Sachchi Tasveerein.

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