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5 Weddings trailer traces onscreen love story of policeman Rajkummar Rao and journalist Nargis Fakhri

5 Weddings trailer traces onscreen love story of policeman Rajkummar Rao and journalist Nargis Fakhri

| @indiablooms | 24 Aug 2018, 07:53 am

Mumbai, Aug 24 (IBNS): The trailer of upcoming Hindi film 5 Weddings promised to come up with a subtle onscreen love story of actors Rajkummar Rao and Nargis Fakhri.

In an over two-minute trailer, Rao, who will be playing the role of a policeman, could be seen escorting an American journalist played by Nargis.

Nargis came to India to make a feature on five Indian weddings.

Sharing the trailer on Twitter, film critic Taran Adarsh wrote on the micro-blogging site, "Rajkummar Rao, Nargis Fakhri, Bo Derek and Candy Clark... Trailer of #5Weddings... Directed by Namrata Singh Gujral... 21 Sept 2018 release..."

This is the first film where Rajkummar and Nargis will be seen together.

Rajkummar was last seen in Fanney Khan, opposite senior actress Aishwarya Rai Bachchan. He is also waiting for the release of Stree, which stars Sharaddha Kapoor in the lead role.

Nargis will return to silver screens after a gap of two years. She was last seen in Banjo, which released in 2016.

Namrata Singh Gujral directorial 5 Weddings will release on Sept 21.


Image: twitter.com/taran_adarsh

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