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Ranveer Singh reunites with YRF for next project after 83 named Jayeshbhai Jordaar

| @indiablooms | May 27, 2019, at 09:55 am

Mumbai, May 27 (IBNS): Actor Ranveer Singh will soon be seen in another movie after 83 which is titled as Jayeshbhai Jordaar.

The film is being produced by YRF’s homegrown producer Maneesh Sharma, who also discovered Divyang, and it will go on floors this October. 

Singh and Yash Raj Films are uniting for the movie once again.

Ranveer Singh says, “I have been immensely fortunate to have collaborated with some of the finest film-makers of our country. It is humbling and gratifying that they believed in my craft and chose me to lead their cinematic vision. All that I have achieved as an actor today is due to these titanic cinematic forces having put their faith in me. I’m glad that today I find myself in a position where I can recognise exceptional talent and wholeheartedly back the vision of a brilliant new writer-director like Divyang. Jayeshbhai Jordaar will be my next release after 83.”

He adds, “Jayeshbhai is a film with a big heart. In its concept as well as in its appeal, it encompasses the broadest spectrum of the cinema-loving audience- it’s a film for everyone! It is, in fact, a ‘miracle script’ that YRF found for me out of nowhere. The sheer brilliance of the writing compelled me to immediately green-light this film. Both humourous and poignant, Jayeshbhai is right up there with the most solid on-paper material I’ve ever come across”

Maneesh Sharma says, “For a producer and a filmmaker, the holy grail is a script that is a balance of a relevant message delivered in an entertaining manner. Divyang’s script is a great example of this balance and we are all very excited to have him helm it. What makes this a truly thrilling venture is that I see this as Ranveer and I ‘paying it forward’. Almost a decade ago, we started our journey together when YRF placed their faith in us newcomers and today we collaborate with another new talent to offer the audiences a content driven mass entertainer.”


Singh will play the character of a Gujarati man in the movie.

Film critic Taran Adarsh tweeted: " #BreakingNews: Ranveer Singh and Yash Raj Films reunite for #JayeshbhaiJordaar... An entertainer that will see Ranveer play a #Gujarati man... Produced by Maneesh Sharma... Written-directed by debutant Divyang Thakkar... This will be Ranveer’s next release after #83TheFilm."

Singh is currently busy filming for sports-based movie 83.

The film will portray Indian cricket team's first world cup win in 1983 under the leadership of former cricketer Kapil Dev.

Ranveer will essay the role of Dev.

The film will be directed by Kabir Khan.

'83 is scheduled to release in 2020.

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