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Arjun Patiala to hit screens on 13th September 2018!

Starring Kriti Sanon and Diljit Dosanjh in lead roles, the forthcoming Hindi film, Arjun Patiala, is set to arrive in cinemas on 13th 2018.

Directed by Rohit Jugraj and produced by Dinesh Vijan, the movie brings together the fresh pair of Diljit and Kriti for the very first time. Fukrey fame Varun Sharma also plays an important part in the movie.


Kriti Sanon took to her Twitter handle to announce the news, “Happy to announce that #ArjunPatiala will release on 13th September 2018!!” @diljitdosanjh @MaddockFilms @TSeries @JugrajRohit Ok let's roll!!!!! She further added, “And also thrilled to be working with my buddy bro @varunsharma90 once again!!”

The light-hearted comedy film will see Kriti Sanon in the role of a crime journalist, while Diljit plays a simple guy. In order to prepare for her role, Sanon will meet with a couple of crime journalists.

“Kriti will be meeting some crime reporters to get into the skin of the character,” reveals a source.

Produced by Maddock Films and T-Series, Arjun Patiala mounts floors next month.

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