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It’s a wrap for Sidharth Malhotra and Kiara Advani starrer Shershaah

Sidharth Malhotra was last seen on the big screen in Marjaavaan which became a hit at the box office. His next release will be Shershaah which is a biopic on late Captain Vikram Batra.

The actor recently wrapped up the shooting of the film and took to Instagram to inform his fans about it. He posted, “And it’s a wrap! The universe has been so kind for giving me the chance to portray the real life hero of our Indian Army, Vikram Batra. And I couldn't be happier to bring you his courageous life story. I want to thank each one of you for being a part of this amazing film. This 3 year long journey has been spectacular and I feel grateful to have the best team by my side. Watch out for our first look! ?.”


Shershaah also stars Kiara Advani and there have been several reports of Sidharth and Kiara dating each other. The movie is produced by Karan Johar and directed by Vishnuvardhan who has helmed many films down South.

Reportedly, after Shershaah, Sidharth will star in a remake of a South film. Well, the movie is not yet officially announced, but during the promotions of Marjaavaan, Sidharth had confirmed that he is in talks for a South remake. He had said, “They (down South) make some really good entertaining films with good concepts and we have recently seen the result of one (Kabir Singh). I have seen a few for action and I am in talks, if something might happen I will announce it soon.”

Talking about Kiara, apart from Shershaah, she has movies like Laxmmi Bomb, Indoo Ki Jawani, Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2 and Guilty (Netflix) in her kitty.

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