Tabu in Hyderabad:”childhood ties” and “Hyderabad skies”

Tabu in Hyderabad: After completing the schedule for director Priyadarshan’s next Akshay Kumar flick “Bhoot Bangla,” Bollywood actor Tabu is currently in Hyderabad. Tabu posted a photo of the sky with the sun totally setting on her Instagram stories. With the caption, “Hyderabad skies Childhood ties,” she wrote. The diva joins the cast of Akshay Kumar’s much anticipated horror comedy “Bhooth Bangla” on January 11. Tabu posted a picture of the clapperboard with the words “Bhooth Bangla” printed on it on social media to make the announcement.

“Hum yahan bandh hain (We are locked inside)” was the description she wrote for the photo. Additionally featured in “Bhoot Bangla” are Paresh Rawal, Rajpal Yadav, and Asrani. A statement claims that Paresh Rawal, Rajpal Yadav, and Asrani join Akshay Kumar in a comical comedy of mistakes.

In earlier roles, Akshay collaborated with Paresh on the movies “Hera Pheri,” “Phir Hera Pheri,” and “Garam Masala.” Rajpal and the “Khiladi” star appeared on the same screen in “Bhagam Bhag” and “Bhool Bhulaiyaa.” In “Khatta Meetha,” Asrani collaborated with the actor from “Khel Khel Mein.” Akshay said on September 9, his 57th birthday, that he would be collaborating with filmmaker Priyadarshan on the movie once more after a 14-year break. On X, formerly known as Twitter, Akshay posted the movie’s motion poster. The picture showed Akshay with a black cat perched on his shoulder and a bowl in his hand.

“I appreciate your affection on my birthday every year! Celebrate this year with ‘Bhooth Bangla”s first look! The actor, who last collaborated with the director on “Khatta Meetha” in 2010, commented, “I’m incredibly thrilled to work with Priyadarshan once more after 14 years.” It has taken a long time to realize this dream partnership, and I am so excited to share this amazing experience with all of you. Await the magic with anticipation. Together, Akshay and Priyadarshan have produced a number of successful films, such as “Hera Pheri,” “De Dana Dan,” “Bhool Bhulaiyaa,” “Garam Masala,” and “Khatta Meetha,” to mention a few.