Ektaa Kapoor welcomes Shanaya Kapoor for her pan India debut Vrushabha: She is sure to steal the show

Actor Sanjay Kapoor and Maheep Kapoor’s daughter Shanaya Kapoor is set to make her debut with a pan-India movie, Vrushabha. She will be working with South superstar Mohanlal in her debut which is a huge feat. After the announcement, Ektaa R Kapoor penned a lovely note for Shanaya. She revealed Shanaya will play a pivotal role in the movie.

Ektaa Kapoor pens a note for Shanaya Kapoor

Moreover, the producer also stated that Shanaya will surely steal the show. She took to her Instagram and wrote, “It was for years I wanted to work with @sanjaykapoor2500. N now his beautiful talented daughter is starting her pan india journey with this SPECTACLE @shanayakapoor02”

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The Naagin producer also further stated, “It’s Official: #ShanayaKapoor is all set to make her PAN INDIA debut in Legendary Star #Mohanlal’s epic action entertainer #VRUSHABHA . Get ready for an epic saga filled with drama, action, and a whole lot of glamour! With her talent and beauty, Shanaya is sure to steal the show as she plays a pivotal role bridging the gap between past and present timelines starring opposite #RoshanMeka.”

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As per her caption, Vrushabha is touted to be one of the biggest films of 2024. The film will go on the floors later this month. It will be released in 2024 on over 4500 screens worldwide. Vrushabha will be released in Malayalam, Telugu, Kannada, Tamil and Hindi. Vrushabha is a Connekkt Media and Balaji Telefilms Ltd Presentation of an AVS Studios Production.

For the unversed, Shanaya Kapoor was supposed to make her Bollywood debut with Shashank Khaitan’s Bedhadak. The movie also starred Lakshay Lalwani and Gurfateh Pirzada. However, there has been no development on the project for a while.

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