Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut is going to be seen in several projects back-to-back next year and these days she is busy shooting for these projects. Recently, she has finished the Assam schedule of his most awaited film Emergency and now he has wrapped up the shooting of Chandramukhi 2.
Actress shared shooting Information about the start of shooting of Chandramukhi 2. The actress has shared a picture on her official Instagram story. Looking at this picture, it is evident that the film has come on the floor after worship, because a clap board is seen in the picture, on which the name of the film Chandramukhi 2 is written. Sharing this picture on Instagram, Kangana Ranaut wrote, “started shooting for Chandramukhi today.”
As per the information, Kangana Ranaut will finish this schedule of Chandramukhi within a week or 10 days and then will start shooting for the second schedule of Chandramukhi sequel next year after completing the shooting of Emergency in January. Kangana will be seen playing the lead role opposite Tamil actor Raghava Lawrence in the sequel to the film Chandramukhi directed by P Vasu.
Let us tell you, the story of this film revolves around an NRI couple, who come to live in their closed ancestral house after many years, where many incidents start happening to them. After this the couple decides to call a doctor at their place. It is said that the film Bhool Bhulaiyaa, starring Akshay Kumar and Vidya Balan, released in the year 2009, was based on the concept of Chandramukhi, where the character of Manjulika similar to Chandramukhi was established.
If we talk about Ranaut’s workfront, then she is going to be seen in the film Tejas directed by Sarvesh Marwa. In this film, she is playing the role of an Indian Air Force pilot. Apart from this, she will also be seen in Emergency, Sita and Imlie in lead roles. She was last seen in the film Dhakad. This film of Kangana Ranaut did not have any special response at the box office and as soon as Dhakad was released, it turned upside down in terms of earnings.
