Ananya: No Puri Jagannadh film with Vijay Sethupathi and Tabu says Radhika Apte
Radhika Apte’s ‘Sister Midnight’ is finally releasing in India after an interval. She explains false rumors about her upcoming projects, revealing a plan to direct a Marathi film.
In short
- Radhika Apte confirmed Sister Midnight release in India
- She refuses to participate in Puri Jagannadh’s film with Vijay Sethupathi and Tabu.
- Apte is searching for direction with a Marathi film project
Radhika Opt’s ‘Sister Midnight’ is finally set to release in India. The BAFTA-Namikar film also marks his return to the big screen after a brief interval. In a special conversation with India today, the actor addressed the recent rumors, which connects him to an upcoming film directed by Puri Jagannadh, allegedly Vijay Sethupathi and Tabu’s co-conclusion.
Surprised and surprised by speculation, Radhika told India today, “Oh my God, I didn’t even know,” and laughed when asked about the report. “I have no idea about this news and I am not doing this film. I don’t know at all. Wow. It’s very fun.”
The rejected reports had created enthusiasm among fans, especially the possible attire of Sethupathi, Tabu and Apte.
When she rejected the rumor, Apte confirmed that she was searching for new avenues behind the camera. She is currently developing a Marathi film that she can direct with Vikramaditya Motwen.
“There is a project that I am trying to do with Vikram, something that I can direct. But ‘Kuta’ is just something we are discussing – a story – and news came out, but it’s something that we can do,” he clarified. “There is also another film that I can do. But, at the moment, both these films like a lot, it is not very clear for us that I was a little surprised by the news coming in this way.”
Known for her versatile performance and honesty of her versatile, Radhika always managed to surprise the audience with her power-pack performances.
Meanwhile, his upcoming film, ‘Sister Midnight’, is directed by Karan Kandhari. The film follows a black comedy set in Mumbai, Uma, a new married woman, navigating the complications of a systematic marriage. Apte described the film as “a very crazy film. A wild ride. It’s strange and opposite what I have done before.”
