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It'll be 'Nonsense' time for Zarine in March 2015

Darpan News Desk IANS, 16 Dec, 2014 01:30 PM
  • It'll be 'Nonsense' time for Zarine in March 2015
Come March 2015, it will be time to start "Nonsense" for actress Zarine Khan! The film is a quirky comedy by Bhushan Kumar.
 
"The film has been announced and it features me with Sharman Joshi and Virr Das," Zarine said here Monday at the launch of Zulekha's designer collection.
 
"It's a comedy and I will start shooting for it in March next year. I am looking forward to it," added the actress, who has starred in movies like "Veer" and "Housefull 2" in the past. 
 
"Nonsense" will be directed by debutant Ashwin Shetty.
 
On being asked why she has been away from Hindi films since 2012, she said she does not want to do films just for the sake of it and us looking for "quality work".

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