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Raveena To Voice Hanuman's Mother In ‘hanuman Da Damdaar'

IANS, 12 Apr, 2017 11:57 AM
    Actress Raveena Tandon has lent her voice to the character of lord Hanuman's mother in the forthcoming animated film "Hanuman Da Damdaar", set to release in May.
     
    While superstar Salman Khan will give voiceover for the older Hanuman in the Ruchi Narain directorial, other artistes involved in the project include Javed Akhtar, Makarand Deshpande, Kunal Kemmu and Vinay Pathak. 
     
    "It's a wonderful feeling when you get to play 'Maatr' (mother) to the cutest Hanuman, damdaar," Raveena posted on her Twitter account.
     
    "The film is all about young Hanuman's journey into becoming who he was meant to be, but at first he will be shown as any other kid which will make the kids relate a lot with him," said a source.
     
    "Hanuman Da Damdaar" is scheduled to release on May 19.
     
    Meanwhile, Raveena is also geared up for the film "Maatr" which is scheduled to release later this month. 

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