Love Today Remake: Khushi Kapoor will be seen in the hindi remake of love Today! Will fall in love with Aamir's son Junaid
Khushi Kapoor, who made her acting debut with Zoya Akhtar's film 'The Archies', is all set to act with Aamir Khan's son junaid khan soon. The pair will be collaborating on screen for the first time for the hindi remake of the tamil film love Today.
Boney Kapoor's darling daughter and Janhvi Kapoor's sister Khushi Kapoor made her acting debut with Zoya Akhtar's film 'The Archies. Khushi Kapoor has won the hearts of the audience with her style since her debut. Khushi has a strong fan following on social media. On one hand, Khushi's fans shower their love on her every act and activity. At the same time, trolls also troll them by finding some flaw or the other. However, amidst all this, the big news has come regarding the upcoming project of the actress.
Khushi will be seen in the hindi remake of love Today
Khushi Kapoor, who made her acting debut with Zoya Akhtar's film 'The Archies', is all set to act with Aamir Khan's son junaid khan soon. The pair will be working together on screen for the first time for the hindi remake of the tamil film love Today, which starred pradeep Ranganathan and Ivana. Fans are very excited to hear this news. Let us know what are the other updates.
Will be released on OTT
The actress is currently shooting for 'Nadaaniyaan'. This is the second film of Saif ali Khan's son Ibrahim ali Khan after 'Sarzameen'. This film is produced by karan Johar's dharma Productions. If media reports are to be believed, this film will be released direct-to-OTT and will be the directorial debut of Shauna Gautam.
Made debut with this film
Let us tell you that the official announcement of the film is awaited. It is reported that the shooting of the film will begin this summer. Let us tell you that Khushi Kapoor's previous film The Archies was released on Netflix in 2023. It starred agastya Nanda, Suhana Khan, Vedang Raina, Mihir Ahuja, Aditi Sehgal and Yuvraj Menda. The film was greatly appreciated by the audience.
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