Shahid Kapoor It is said that the work of Amit Ravindranath Sharma’s upcoming film, titled ‘Adal Badal’, is about to begin. Backed by producer Sunir Kheterpal in association with Amazon MGM, the film is expected to go on floors in October.As reported by Mid-Day, reports indicate that Janhvi Kapoor has been cast opposite Shahid in the film. The two shared space where Janhvi made a special appearance in Shahid’s romantic drama ‘Teri Baaton Mein Aisa Uljha Jiya’. If the reports are correct, ‘Adal Badal’ will mark their first collaboration as a lead.According to a source quoted by Bollywood Hungama, “The couple is excited to start shooting. The film is based on the concept of life swapping and is said to be a crazy thriller.” Meanwhile, Shahid is still busy producing the second season of Raj & DK’s popular series ‘Farzi’.
About director Amit Ravindranath Sharma
Amit Ravindranath Sharma has established himself as one of India’s leading filmmakers with a mix of commercial and critically acclaimed projects. He rose to fame by directing the family drama ‘Badhaai Ho’ in 2018, which was a hit and a box office hit. He later contributed to the action drama ‘Maidaan’, starring Ajay Devgn, cementing his reputation as a sensational storyteller.
Shahid Kapoor salary
According to reports, Shahid Kapoor is said to be paying around Rs 18 crore for ‘Adal Badal’. In addition to his fee, the actor is said to have secured a profit-sharing arrangement, which allows him to get a share of the film’s profits if it performs strongly at the box office.
Shahid Kapoor’s career
Shahid Kapoor is riding high on the success of ‘Cocktail 2’, which has become one of the biggest hits in Bollywood of the year. Marking his celebratory return to the romantic genre, Shahid’s performance as Kunal won over the audience, who appreciated his beauty and depth. According to Money Control, the film has collected Rs 143.17 crore worldwide in just 10 days. Backed by a strong second week, ‘Cocktail 2’ has also become the third highest-grossing Bollywood romantic drama in the post-COVID era.