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Talented actor Amit Behl , who is currently
impressing viewers with his menacing act in
Sony Entertainment Television's Kehta Hai Dil
Jee Le Zara (Rose Audio Visual's Pvt Ltd),
will be soon be seen kicking and punching in
the high-in-action Punjabi film Zorawar .
As it is, the film is a much-awaited one with
rapper-singer Yo Yo Honey Singh making a
comeback as an actor. The film also stars
TV actors Deepshika, Pawan Malhotra, Mukul
Dev and VJ Bani.
Talking about the film, Amit shares, "It's a
typical Punjabi film with action, romance and
fun. The film market in Punjab has become
huge especially in foreign countries and
having Honey Singh in it, the project will
certainly be a crowd puller."
So how is he managing to dabble between
his show and this film simultaneously? "It
does get difficult sometimes, but it's
manageable. But yes, soon we will be flying
off to South Africa to shoot some sequences
but with Ruslaan (Mumtaz) taking an off for
his wedding, it might just get a bit of a
problematic affair. But I am sure we will sort
it out," Amit observes.
The film, being produced by PTC Punjabi
along with PTC Motion Pictures, is being
directed by B-town director Vinnil Markan
who had earlier helmed Jayanthi Bhai Ki
Love Story for Ramesh Taurani.
The film is being currently shot extensively in
Punjab and is expected to release sometime
in June/July this year.
We wish Amit and the film great success.
Sorry if already posted
impressing viewers with his menacing act in
Sony Entertainment Television's Kehta Hai Dil
Jee Le Zara (Rose Audio Visual's Pvt Ltd),
will be soon be seen kicking and punching in
the high-in-action Punjabi film Zorawar .
As it is, the film is a much-awaited one with
rapper-singer Yo Yo Honey Singh making a
comeback as an actor. The film also stars
TV actors Deepshika, Pawan Malhotra, Mukul
Dev and VJ Bani.
Talking about the film, Amit shares, "It's a
typical Punjabi film with action, romance and
fun. The film market in Punjab has become
huge especially in foreign countries and
having Honey Singh in it, the project will
certainly be a crowd puller."
So how is he managing to dabble between
his show and this film simultaneously? "It
does get difficult sometimes, but it's
manageable. But yes, soon we will be flying
off to South Africa to shoot some sequences
but with Ruslaan (Mumtaz) taking an off for
his wedding, it might just get a bit of a
problematic affair. But I am sure we will sort
it out," Amit observes.
The film, being produced by PTC Punjabi
along with PTC Motion Pictures, is being
directed by B-town director Vinnil Markan
who had earlier helmed Jayanthi Bhai Ki
Love Story for Ramesh Taurani.
The film is being currently shot extensively in
Punjab and is expected to release sometime
in June/July this year.
We wish Amit and the film great success.
Sorry if already posted
