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On the Sets: Khel Toh Ab Shuru Hoga with Ruslaan Mumtaaz and Devshi Khanduri
On The Sets: Khel Toh Ab Shuru Hoga With Ruslaan Mumtaaz And Devshi Khanduri. The media witnessed power packed performances on the location of Ruslaan Mumtaaz and Devshi Khanduri starrer film “Khel Toh Ab Shuru Hoga”.
The media witnessed power packed performances on the location of Ruslaan Mumtaaz and Devshi Khanduri starrer film “Khel Toh Ab Shuru Hoga”. Bollywood stars Ruslaan Mumtaaz and Devshi Khanduri are filming their new movie Khel Toh Ab Shuru Hoga in Madh Island, Malad. Ruslaan Mumtaaz was spotted shooting an importance sequence of the film where he is playing the character of a bank security guard who eventually robs the bank. Ruslaan Mumtaaz Said, “The look was different as I have never tried it before. I’m sure I’m doing justice with this role. It’s fun shooting with Co-actor Devshi Khanduri and Director Kunal Singh”.
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Devshi khanduri was seen shooting in Burqa where she is playing the character of Muslim girl. She said, "I'm thrilled to be playing this challenging character. I've undergone training to make my character look real and I'm enjoying the same.”
The event has been attended by all the cast and crew along with producer Mahesh Narula and EP Vikas Phadnis. Mahesh Narula Said, "this film is very important to all of us as it's a very different and unusual story. The audiences will see Ruslaan and Devshi do something which they both have never done in their past works."
This film is directed by Kunal Singh, he said, “This film is very special to me and I'm enjoying every single day of crafting the film. It’s unique and interesting."
