Ibrahim Ali Khan-Khushi Kapoor’s Rom-Com Goes On Floor; Karan Johar Shares Pics From The Sets

Ibrahim Ali Khan and Khushi Kapoor's romantic comedy on Netflix goes on the floor and Karan Johar shares major update

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Published on Jan 21 2024, 18:57:51

Ibrahim Ali Khan-Khushi Kapoor’s Rom-Com Goes On Floor; Karan Johar Shares Pics From The Sets

Karan Johar initiates the eagerly anticipated romantic comedy starring the fresh and promising pair, Ibrahim Ali Khan and Khushi Kapoor. The cinematic maestro recently spilt the beans, offering a glimpse into the exciting details of the project. This includes revelations about the film's streaming platform and the directorial talent helming it, Shauna Gautam. ALSO READ: Saif Ali Khan Reveals Women Approaching His Son Ibrahim Ali Khan ‘Should Be Single,’ On Koffee With Karan 8

In his signature dramatic style, Karan Johar took to the realms of social media to announce the official commencement of Shauna Gautam's directorial journey. An Instagram Stories post featured Shauna holding a clapperboard adorned with the iconic logos of Karan's Dharmatic Entertainment and the streaming giant Netflix.

Ibrahim and Khushi are reported to embrace the lead roles in an upcoming romantic comedy. According to reliable sources, the film is slated for a direct-to-digital release, a strategic decision by the creators who believe that the storyline is ideally suited for an OTT platform.

The romantic comedy is backed by Dharmatic Entertainment, the digital content company associated with Dharma Productions. Director Shauna Gautam, who previously worked as an assistant to Karan Johar on his last movie, Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani, is leading this project. As of now, the title of the film remains undisclosed.

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On the work front, Ibrahim Ali Khan was reported to make his Bollywood debut in the film Sarzameen, another production by Karan Johar, where he shares the screen with actress Kajol. Meanwhile, Khushi Kapoor ventured into acting with her debut in the teen musical comedy "The Archies," directed by Zoya Akhtar, which premiered last December.

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