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Last Schedule Of Yami Gautam's 'Sanam Re' To Be Shot In Calgary

The Canadian Press, 10 Aug, 2015 11:34 AM

The last schedule of "Sanam Re" will be shot in Calgary, Canada. Actress Yami Gautam is excited about her first trip there.

"I will soon start off with the final schedule of 'Sanam Re', and it will be shot at Calgary in Canada. I'm very excited about the same. I have never been to Canada before, and it will be my first visit over there," Yami said on the sidelines of an awards event here.

She said that some "very important portions" of the film will be shot in Calgary, and once it's over, the post-production work will begin.

"I'm eagerly waiting for its release around Valentine's Day (2016)," she added.

In the film, the "Vicky Donor" actress is sharing screen space with Pulkit Samrat. Directed by Divya Khosla Kumar, it also stars actress Urvashi Rautela.

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