Kunal Kemmu's 'Guddu Ki Gun' To Release On October 30

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 14 Jul, 2015 11:26 AM

"Guddu Ki Gun", starring actor Kunal Kemmu, will hit the theatres on October 30.

Actress Soha Ali Khan, who is married to the actor was "excited", and took to micro-blogging website Twitter to announce the release date of the film.

"Excited to announce the release of GUDDU KI GUN starring @kunalkemmu on 30th october 2015. This one is a tickle monster more updates soon," Soha tweeted.

Kunal was last seen in zombie comedy "Go Goa Gone" and will be seen romancing Bengali actress Payel Sarkar in "Guddu Ki Gun". The actress is making her Bollywood debut with the movie.

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