Sara Ali Khan To Do A Period Film Based On The 1942 Quit India Movement?

Sara Ali Khan will be reportedly seen in a period film based on the 1942 Quit India movement. This will be the actor's third signed film in a row with all the different looks.

Sara Ali Khan will be featured in a fresh look in her upcoming flick, according to a report. The film will also be directed by Kanan Iyer, according to the publication. In contrast, the patriotic film will be released on the OTT platform Amazon Prime Video rather than on the big screen. Dharmatic Entertainment is said to be backing the film.

While the director, producer, or performers have yet to provide an official update on the project, the report claims that it would be a historical drama based on the 1942 Quit India Movement. The Quit India Movement was a demand for an end to British rule in India started by Mahatma Gandhi at the Bombay session of the All India Congress Committee on August 8, 1942, during World War II. The period film will undoubtedly have great Indian personalities as the lead characters, but there is no information regarding the film's characters or the other actors who will play the principal roles.

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Sara Ali Khan's Next Film:

Khan has already begun filming in Gujarat for her next film, Gaslight, in which Vikrant will also act. For the first time, they will be sharing the same screen. The two were also photographed recently while visiting the Dwarkadhish temple in the state. Khan will also star alongside Vicky Kaushal in Laxman Utekar's untitled flick. The film's production began in December of last year, shortly after Kaushal married Katrina Kaif. The first schedule was completed in January.

Sara Ali Khan was last seen as Rinku Sooryavanshi in Atrangi Re, which featured Akshay Kumar and Dhanush in the main lead, which was published on OTT. Khan's most recent theatrical release was Love Aaj Kal in 2020, followed by two OTT films, Coolie No 1 and Atrangi Re. This historical film, which is based on the 1942 Quit India Movement, will be her third signed forthcoming film.

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