: Fardeen, Riteish-starrer Visfot to go on floors next week #IndiaNEWS #Bollywood Mumbai, Oct 14 | The shooting for Fardeen Khans comeback film Visfot, which also stars Riteish Deshmukh, will begin

Fardeen, Riteish-starrer Visfot to go on floors next week #IndiaNEWS #Bollywood
Mumbai, Oct 14 | The shooting for Fardeen Khans comeback film Visfot, which also stars Riteish Deshmukh, will begin from next week.
Visfot marks Fardeens return to the big screen after 11 years. The son of late veteran star Feroz Khan, Fardeen was last seen on the silver screen in the 2010 movie Dulha Mil Gaya.
The mahurat pooja of Visfot, directed by Kookie Gulati, took place on Friday and was attended by the cast of the film.
Director Gulati said: The opportunity to work with this combination and actors like Riteish and Fardeen is indeed rare. I cant wait to share this incredible story with the audience.
Visfot is the official remake of 2012 Venezuelan film Rock, Paper, Scissors which was selected as that countrys entry for the Best Foreign Language Film at the 85th Academy Awards.
The thriller thrives on the collision between the citys stark contrasts the chawls of Dongri and the high-rises.
Sanjay Gupta, whose company White Feather Films is producing the film, said: Every film has its own destiny and timing. This film happened to me when the world had shutdown in the pandemic.
T-Series head honcho Bhushan Kumar, who is backing the film, added: As a producer, Im always on the lookout for something new. On Visfot, we have Sanjay Gupta, who has a signature style of making movies. And we have Kookie Gulati to helm it. From Fardeen, Riteish to the team, we have a fiery combination at hand much like the title of Visfot.
Visfot, presented by T-Series and Sanjay Gupta, is produced by Bhushan Kumar, Krishan Kumar, Anuradha Gupta and Sanjay Gupta and directed by Kookie Gulati.
Source: IANS
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