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Doing 'Commando 2', Not Playing Negative: Esha Gupta

Darpan News Desk IANS, 17 May, 2016 12:41 PM

Actress Esha Gupta has confirmed that she is a part of the upcoming film "Commando 2" and she seems excited about the high-octane action.

Esha took to Twitter to confirm that in the film, she will star opposite actor Vidyut Jammwal, who was also a part of the first film which released in 2013.

She tweeted: "Yes I'm doing 'Commando 2', Yes I am opposite Vidyut. No, not playing negative.. Fighting??? Hell yes, why not?" Esha tweeted.

The actress has earlier featured in movies like "Jannat 2", "Raaz 3D" and "Humshakals".

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