Director Vishal Furia believes in multi-tasking.
The filmmaker has been on the scroll.
He finished the work on Chhori, led by Nushatt Bharuchha, a lot before the lock was worn because of the second wave of pandemic.
And now, he is expected to start firing remakes from Malayalam psychological thrillers, forensics, with Radhika Apte and Vikrant Massey.
Within a month, the film is expected to be launched in Uttarakhand.
The post, the filmmaker will go straight to Nikhil Dwivedi’s Naagin, with Shraddha Kapoor as a protagonist.
“We have a timeline for Naagin but in the current scenario, everything shifts.
We plan to start early next year but everything depends on how everything is placed around at that time,” Vishal said.
Interestingly, this is the second time Shraddha has given a nod to a project that has a connection of Sridevi (he also led the Chaalbaaz cast in London by Pankaj Parashar).
Superstar The deceased has played the central character in Naagin and Nagina a few decades ago.
When asked how he planned to review the subject, given that it also had a TV incarnation, which was considered very well, Vishal said, “This is an attractive room.
This Naagin’s idea was with us for a while but I wanted to believe that it was not quite justified .
Nikhil Dwivedi has a vision for this project.
He wants to make it different from all past versions; he has a plan for a completely new world for character.
It requires severe VFX and our approach is different from whatever has been presented so far.
If everything is presented.
Walk well, this film will eat most of my time in 2022.
I am happy to look forward to this.
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Talking about Casting Shraddha as Naagin, Vishal added, “Too early to reveal how we will play the situation.
Shraddha looks vulnerable, smooth and beautiful.
Ironically, that’s the reason we chose it to play Naagin.
And he believes in our vision and comes to the ship.
We are working on the project with the estimated timeline in place.
Hopefully when the film is ready, the theater will return to action because this spectacle will be worth the ticket.
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