After Tenet, Dimple Kapadia Likely To Star In Shah Rukh Khan’s Pathan, Will Play A RAW Officer
Senior actress Dimple Kapadia is reported to star in Siddharth Anand’s Pathan starring Shah Rukh Khan in main lead
After the release of ace filmmaker Christopher Nolan’s Tenet, Bollywood senior actress Dimple Kapadia has been in news for her bang on performance in the movie. And now it seems like her presence in this Hollywood ventures, has a lot of opportunities knocking on the door, the actress is approached to play some plump roles in the Bollywood movie. As per latest reports in Mid-Day, the senior actress has been approached for Shah Rukh Khan’s Pathan helmed by Siddharth Anand. The publication also revealed the deets about her role.
The actress is approached to play RAW agent in this thriller, reports also revealed about the actress liking the script and immediately agreeing to come on board for the same. Also the actress has a 20-day shooting schedule to be shot in Mumbai. The source was quoted saying, “Dimple has been flooded with offers post her appearance in Tenet. She loved the script of Pathan and immediately agreed to be part of the film. She plays a RAW (Research & Analysis Wing) officer who helps Shah Rukh's undercover agent in his mission. She has a 20-day schedule in Mumbai.”
It will be interesting to watch Dimple play RAW officer sharing screen space with Shah Rukh Khan if the script allows.
Shah Rukh Khan
Dimple and Shah Rukh Khan worked together in the movie, Dil Aashna Hai in the year 1992. Backed by Yash Raj Films, the banner is yet to confirm the news. ALSO READ: Christopher Nolan Dishes Out The Reason Why Dimple Kapadia Was Important In Tenet
The film will see Shah Rukh Khan back on the silver screen almost after two years, also the venture will mark his reunion with Deepika Padukone. It will also star John Abraham. ALSO READ: Dimple Kapadia's 10-Minute Role In Christopher Nolan’s Tenet Has Her Gushing-EXCLUSIVE
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