Salman Khan Films’(SKF) Love Yatri gave two fresh faces in Bollywood, while the two actors Aayush Sharma and Warina Hussain are busy celebrities now, signing autographs and clicking photographs with their fans, SKF is all set to introduce two new faces in Bollywood in their forthcoming film Notebook.
Salman Khan who has earlier too launched multiple actors and actresses gives newcomers Zaheer Iqbal and Pranutan Bahl a platform to showcase their acting talents by casting them in his next home production Notebook. The shoot of the film started today (11 October 2018) in Kashmir.
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While Zaheer does not belong to a film family, Pranutan is actors Monish Bahl and Ekta Bahl’s daughter and the late actor Nutan’s granddaughter. Zaheer is the son of Salman’s close friend. The cast and crew of the film will be shooting in the picturesque valley of Kashmir for the next two months.
The Notebook is said to be a love story produced by Salman’s production banner SKF along with Murad Khetani and Ashwin Varde led Cine1 Studios. Salman saw Zaheer performing on stage at one of the weddings he attended and he was very impressed with him and decided then that he would cast him for a film. It’s said that Salman has been personally keeping a close watch on Zaheer’s preparations for the film. Zaheer has undergone training in action and dance.
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Salman earlier took to Twitter to introduce Pranutan and shared her pictures too. He wrote: “Yeh lo! Zahero ki heroine mil gayi. Swagat karo Pranutan Bahl ka. Proud to introduce Nutanji’s granddaughter & Monya’s daughter to the big screen. @iamzahero @pranutanbahl @nitinrkakkar @muradkhetani @ashwinvarde.” Pranutan, on the other hand, was quoted saying that she was very touched and she actually became emotional when she found out that Salman was launching her. She also added that she was not nervous since acting has always been calling.
Kashmir is Salman’s favorite place that we are definite about by now since two of his previous big hits; Bajrangi Bhaijaan and Tubelight too were shot in the valley. Let’s hope it proves to be lucky for Notebook too!
