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Shahid Kapoor starrer Jersey remake to start rolling on THIS date

Jersey remake starring Shahid Kapoor is one of the most awaited films of 2020. The movie has been in the news from the day it has been released. From Shahid Kapoor practicing cricket to Mrunal Thakur being roped in for the film, Jersey has surely created a good buzz.

Now, it has been revealed that the shooting of the film will kickstart on 2nd December 2019. A source told a tabloid, “After prepping for almost two months on turf in suburban Mumbai, Shahid will start shooting from December 2. The month-long schedule stretches right up to December 30. After that, the team will take a break for around four-five days for the New Year before regrouping in Chandigarh for the second schedule.”


“The entire film is set in and around Chandigarh during the mid-’90s with the film kicking off in one of the cricket stadiums in the city. The Jersey team will be moving in and out of Chandigarh a lot in the coming months. They will shoot at real locations, including a beautiful row house in the heart of the city which will be shown as Shahid’s house,” the source added.

Jersey starring Nani and Shraddha Srinath released earlier this year and became a hit at the box office. The remake is being directed by Gowtham Tinnanuri who had also helmed the original film.

This will be Shahid’s second South remake in a row. This year, he starred in Kabir Singh, a remake of Telugu movie Arjun Reddy, which went on to become a blockbuster at the box office. It will be interesting to see what response the remake of Jersey will get.

A few days ago, the actor had posted a video from his training session where he had hit a six. Shahid is surely giving his 100% to the film.

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