Kangana Ranaut to complete Manikarnika on schedule
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What happens when you give your blood and sweat to a project? Well, naturally you are extremely attached to the project and would go to any extent to ensure that it completes on time. Also, you leave no stone unturned to make it a success. Looks like Queen Kangana Ranaut too is experiencing something similar in her professional life.

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The actress’ upcoming biographical film, ‘Manikarnika: The Queen of Jhansi‘ is scheduled to hit the silver screens on January 25, next year and few patchworks are left but unfortunately the film’s director Krish is now busy with his next film i.e the NTR biopic. A report in Mumbai Mirror says that looking at the matters, Kangana now has taken upon herself to finish the film’s post-production work so that the film doesn’t miss its release date.

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“Yes, there is some patchwork still to be completed and Krish has got busy with the NTR biopic. He is not to be blamed, ‘Manikarnika’ is a period drama and such movies take time. Kangana speaks to Krish over the phone almost every day to discuss the filming. He is there in spirit with the team of Vijayendra Prasad who has written the story and screenplay, and Prasoon Joshi who has penned the dialogue and lyrics, working closely with Kangana to wrap up the film,” informed the actress’ spokesperson to the tabloid.

The film’s producer Kamal Jain added, “The January 25, 2019, release date is set in stone. The film needs some post-edit patchwork and the team is working towards completing it soon. Post-production and VFX is on in full swing.” Well, this shows the team’s conviction and commitment towards the film.

‘Manikarnika: The Queen of Jhansi’ also stars Atul Kulkarni, Sonu Sood and Ankita Lokhande in significant roles. Interestingly if the film releases on January 25, then it is all set to clash at the box office with Hrithik Roshan starrer ‘Super 30’.

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