EXCLUSIVE: Vicky Kaushal and Aanand L Rai crew up for a love story; Filming begins in 2023

Through the years, Aanand L Rai has made a reputation for himself by making these relatable small city tales, with characters talking the language of affection. Over the previous few months, the filmmaker is engaged on numerous elements of his subsequent directorial and we hear, issues at the moment are set into movement. In line with our sources, Aanand L Rai’s subsequent is a love story and it’ll characteristic Vicky Kaushal within the lead position.

“Aanand L Rai and Vicky Kaushal share a really heat bond proper because the launch of Manmarziyaan and have been eager to work collectively for some time now. After Atrangi Re and Raksha Bandhan, Aanand L Rai is seeking to make a pure love story from the heartland of India. When he shared this thought with Vicky, the actor was extraordinarily excited to be part of Rai’s world,” revealed a supply near the event, including additional that the movie will go on flooring subsequent 12 months.

Whereas the script is locked, Aanand L Rai is presently engaged on the casting of the movie and shortly after, he leaves on a location scout. He intends to take the movie on flooring someday in mid-2023. “The hunt for the feminine lead is underway. Like all his earlier movies, this one too has a robust character stuffed with substance for the feminine counterpart. Each the principle leads of the movie shall be locked in a fortnight,” the supply added.

Vicky is presently taking pictures for the Meghna Gulzar-directed Sam Manekshaw biopic. He additionally has the Aditya Dhar directorial, The Immortal Ashwatthama below his kitty, which kicks off someday subsequent summer season. Vicky can be doing an motion movie with a high filmmaker in 2024. His upcoming movies prepared for launch embody Vijay Krishna Acharya’s subsequent, Govinda Naam Mera and Laxman Uttekar’s subsequent co-starring Sara Ali Khan. Keep Tuned To Pinkvilla for extra information.

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