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Shraddha Kapoor Will Be 'Remembered For Her Role' In Stree, Says The Producer

Shraddha Kapoor's Stree producer Dinesh Vijan said, "I feel her look and the way she is performing in this film is fantastic"

Shraddha Kapoor Will Be 'Remembered For Her Role' In Stree, Says The Producer

Shraddha Kapoor in Mumbai

Highlights

  • "I feel that she was itching to do a comedy for a while," he said
  • Rajkummar Rao stars opposite Shraddha in Stree
  • Stree is a horror-comedy
New Delhi: Dinesh Vijan, who is currently working on his production venture Stree, says actress Shraddha Kapoor has a quirkiness which has not yet been explored. On casting Shraddha and actor Rajkummar Rao for Stree, Vijan told IANS: "I wanted to work with Rajkummar for a while and I had met Shraddha on a flight and I believed that she had this quirkiness which I feel has not been explored." Vijan believes Shraddha will be remembered for her role in Stree, which is helmed by Amar Kaushik.

"I feel that she was itching to do a comedy for a while. And I feel her look and the way she is performing in this film is fantastic. I feel that with this film she will be remembered," Vijan added.

Stree is a horror-comedy. It is being backed by Maddock Films, jointly produced by Dinesh Vijan and Raj and DK.

The film is based on an urban legend set in a small village named Chanderi in Bhopal and music-composer duo Sachin-Jigar have scored the album.

For Vijan, Stree is a "clutter breaking" genre of horror-comedy.

"This is a pure home bred horror-comedy based on characters. It is based on characters in a small town called Chanderi. It's based on an urban legend. I just these things excited me... With Golmaal Again what it's done it's genre that is waiting to be further explored," he added.

Vijan's next production venture is Arjun Patiala, a buddy cop film, which also stars Varun Sharma and Kriti Sanon. In the film, Kriti plays a journalist while Diljit will essay the role of a quirky, small-town boy.


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