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Akshay Kumar, Ashvini Yardi gears up for 'Fugly'

| | May 30, 2014, at 03:14 am
Kolkata, May 29 (IBNS): After the immense success of their first venture 'OMG! Oh My God', Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar and Ashvini Yardi's, Grazing Goat Pictures, is all set for their new release 'Fugly', a youth entertainer, set in by lanes of Delhi.

The film is releasing on June 13.

‘Fugly’, directed by  Kabir Sadanand, is shot extensively in Delhi and the breathtaking locations of Leh.

Fugly  is also the launch pad for  Mohit Marwah, Olympic medalist Boxer  Vijender Singh,  Kiara Advani and Arfi Lamba, the freshest faces to join the film fraternity. They will be making their debut in style along with actor Jimmy Sheirgill.

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