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Preity Zinta set to make a comeback as rustic bandit

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Actress business – woman Preity Zinta, whose current legal conflict with ex-beau Ness Wadia scorched the headlines, is set to make a comeback with Neeraj Pathak’s Bhaiyyaji, in which she plays a ferocious bandit.
The film will also feature Sunny Deol as a gangster from Uttar Pradesh.
According to Pathak, Preity has pulled it off with aplomb.
“Preity plays a Uttar Pradeshwali. She plays a gangster’s daughter. She’s no-nonsense UP gangster and Sunny Deol’s wife,” he added.
Apparently Preity’s transformation into a foul-mouthed rustic bandit was so convincing that Sunny wants to cast her as Sohni’s Punjabi mother in the remake of “Sohni Mahiwal”, a film that the actor reportedly wants to do with his son in the lead.
Pathak said: “Preity’s interpretation of the firebrand wife’s character is bang-on. She will not be seen as only for urbane sophisticated roles after Bhaiyyaji.”
“We’ve 12 days’ shooting left. We will complete the shooting post-monsoon,” said the director.
Preity Zinta set to make a comeback as rustic banditIn the past Preity had worked with both Sunny and Bobby in The Hero: Love Story Of A Spy and Soldier. Interestingly, both the films were hits. (IANS)

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