Some transformation!

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Updated At : 02:20 PM Mar 01, 2020 IST

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After making a debut in 2018 romantic comedy LoveYatri opposite Warina Hussain, Aayush Sharma is all set to impress the viewers with his next. The actor will be seen in the Hindi remake of a popular Marathi film, Mulshi Pattern, which will be directed by Abhiraj Minawala.

The film will be set up in Punjab and for the first time fans will see Aayush playing the role of a dreaded Jat gangster. In order to get into the skin of his character, the actor has undergone a massive physical transformation and gained about 12 kg. Leaving no stones unturned, Aayush is all set to make an impact in this dark role for the Mulshi Pattern remake.

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