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Saqib Is Super Fun: Taapsee

Darpan News Desk IANS, 10 May, 2016 11:04 AM
    Actress Taapsee Pannu says she enjoys the company of Saqib Saleem as both of them are "more of spontaneous actors".
     
    The "Baby" actress is all set to show her romantic side in front of the camera with Saqib. The duo have started their shoot in Goa for the video on a song sung by Shaan and composed by Amaal Malik. And it seems like the actors are enjoying each other's company. 
     
    Taapsee said in a statement: "Saqib is super fun. Super energetic co-star. We both are more of spontaneous actors so we love to surprise each other during shots." 
     
    Talking about the video, she said: "It's a beautiful romantic song. Shaan has such a soulful and trained voice. It's a first of a kind experience and I'm having a ball shooting for it even though Goa is blazing hot right now."

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