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Randeep Hooda Excited For 'Beeba Boys' Premiere At Toronto International Film Festival

IANS, 10 Sep, 2015 11:12 AM
  • Randeep Hooda Excited For 'Beeba Boys' Premiere At Toronto International Film Festival
With his film “Beeba Boys” having its North America premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), actor Randeep Hooda can't stop sharing his excitement on the social media.
 
Randeep shared his excitement about his stay in the city by taking to Twitter, posting photographs of the scenic view and himself from his appartment there.
 
“Spotted the first #BeebaBoys poster on the highway.. #TorontoDiaries #TIFF”, “Toronto from the sky #TorontoDiaries #BeebaBoys #TIFF”, “Apartment with a view.. #TorontoDiaries #BeebaBoys #TIFF,” he Tweeted. 
 
 
The Meera Nair directorial,“Beeba Boys” is a crime thriller which is inspired from real incidents and characters. Randeep will be playing the role of Jeet Johar, who is a single father but a ruthless gangster with the background of Indo- Canadian gang war.
 
TIFF started Thursday and will conclude on September 20.
 
The film festival serves as a platform for varied films to be showcased as it invites more than 300 films from more than 60 countries every year and is attended by the film fraternity at large.

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