Anil Kapoor or Bobby Deol to play villain in Naagzilla with Kartik Aaryan : Bollywood News
In the past, we were the first to inform our readers that Kartik Aaryan is ready to team up with Karan Johar and Mahaveer Jain on a creature comedy entitled Naagzilla With Mr.Medeep Singh Lamba as a director. We have also informed our estimated readers that the film will set out the young star in a double role. And now there is another exclusive and exciting scoop Naagzilla.
Anil Kapoor or Bobby Deol to play the villain in Naagzilla with Kartik Aaryan
According to reliable sources, the Naagzilla The team seeks to launch Anil Kapoor or Bobby Deol as a negative advance. “The script of Naagzilla guarantees the presence of a main actor in a negative role. Karan Johar has two preselection names for the role – Anil Kapoor and Bobby Deol – and now, Kartik will take the final cast for Naagzilla. All the distribution of Naagzilla is decided in collaboration, and Karan will now engage in a discussion with Kartik and Mahaveer Jain to lock the antagonist, “said a source Bollywood Hungama.
We also hear that the villain of Naagzilla Will transform their look using prostheses and visual effects. “It is a story of Icchadhari Nagin, and the role of the bad guys is as important as that of a hero. Consequently, the team is prudent from whom they lock the film,” said the source later.
Kartik and Karan, in consultation with Mahaveer Jain, lock the antagonist in the next 15 days, then will make an official announcement.
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