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Payal Rajput gets a makeover
Actress Payal Rajput, who is doing some crazy films, will be seen in yet another female-oriented film called ‘5Ws’(Who, Where, When, What and Why). The film's first look was launched on Thursday.
Actress Payal Rajput, who is doing some crazy films, will be seen in yet another female-oriented film called '5Ws'(Who, Where, When, What and Why). The film's first look was launched on Thursday.
Touted to be a crime thriller, the film is directed by Pranadeep Thakur. Yashoda Thakur produces this film on Kyvalya Creations banner.
Speaking at the event, Payal Rajput said "I am very happy that the first look of the film is out. For the first time in my career, I am playing a cop and am super kicked about it.
This is a very challenging film and I have watched a lot of Vijayashanti movies to prepare for this role. The film is a superb thriller and has several twists and turns.
I am eagerly waiting for the trailer to be launched and for the public to see it."
Director Pranadeep Kishore says "My film is an investigative cop thriller. Before any investigation, cops start with these basic questions of When, Where, Why, Who, and Why.
My film is based on these same questions regarding a crime," Producer Yashoda Thakur says "I have always loved female-oriented films and feel that such films are the need of the hour to boost women empowerment."
