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Ekta Kapoor unveils the first look of her next Mental Hai Kya

Producer Ekta Kapoor launched the first look poster of her upcoming venture Mental Hai Kya earlier today. The film features immensely talented actors Kangana Ranaut and Rajkummar Rao who were last seen together in Vikas Bahl’s critically and commercially successful film Queen.

Sharing his first look from the film, Rajkummar Rao tweeted, "Crazy is the new normal. Mental Hai Kya with immensely talented Kangana Ranaut and my favourite (producer) Ekta Kapoor. Let's begin this mental ride Shailesh R. Singh, Balaji Motion Pictures, Ruchikaa Kapoor and Kanika Dhillon."


Talking about her character in the film, Kangana had earlier said, “You’re never sure if this girl is hallucinating or what’s happening to her is for real, whether the guy is trying to trap her or she’s got him wrong.”

Kangana was all excited about sharing the screen space with Rajkummar Rao once again. “He is a star today while still being a brilliant actor, so I will have to be on my toes to ensure he doesn’t steal the show from right under my nose”, she said.

About the movie, producer Ekta revealed, “Mental Hai Kya celebrates the beauty in imperfections and in being different and shouts out, Sanity is overrated! I’m thrilled to work with Kangana and Raj on this one.”

Mental Hai Kya is helmed by Prakash Kovelamudi. The film is going on floors later this month.

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