A few days ago, Karan Johar, Alia Bhatt and Ranveer Singh came together to announce the start of their project, Rocky Aur Rani Ki Prem Kahani, who also starred in Dharmendra, Jaya Bachchan and Shabana Azmi.
Ranveer and Alia were seen in the video with Karan, who held the megaphone after a five-year gap (his last release was Ae Dil Hai Mushkil).
Manish Malhotra is also part of this.
The film team was seen photographing a set of important scenes in the office complex on the outskirts of the beginning of this week.
Last weekend, the technical team from the film had gone to the office building to establish a news channel office called India now, where the character of Alia Rani was hired.
He said to play anchor news.
The team needed two days to make a set on two different floors where the 8th floor design was completed by Karan.

“A test shooter was carried out on Monday before the actors arrived for a dead shot to avoid wasting time and resources.
The Karan team has actually checked the phone throughout the office building to ensure no record or image from the shooting of social media leaked; on In fact, they even took the telephone and video deleted and the pictures were shot by office visitors in the building.
The ongoing shooting, which starts from the early hours and wraps while late at night, also requires it.
Ferrari red which seems to have some significance for the character of Ranveer Looks down from it with style and swag (BT has videos and photos), “said the source of the set.
While Karan was busy with Ranveer and Alia improvised on their shots, Saif Ali Khan’s son Ibrahim Ali Khan was seen up and down in the building, coordinating with various teams using staff lifts.
He helped Karan on the project and also clapper boys in the set, quite like Varun Dhawan and Sidharth Malhotra were on another project by Karan Johar a few years ago.
Make-up Maverick Mickey Contractor and Designermanish Malhotra have rally around Karan on the set, helping him see the film and feel together.
The ongoing shooting is expected to be wrapped up tonight or tomorrow.