Manoj Bajpayee, Akshay Oberoi and Saqib Saleem come together for a gritty crime drama
Manoj Bajpayee, Akshay Oberoi, and Saqib Saleem have joined forces for a new crime drama, currently filming across India. Details are scarce, but the project is described as a gripping thriller. Sources indicate the actors' chemistry is creating intense and compelling performances, generating excitement among fans despite the secrecy surrounding the plot.
Actors
Manoj Bajpayee
,
Akshay Oberoi
and Saqib Saleem have teamed up for an intense new crime drama. The project which has commenced shooting, details of which are currently under wraps. The trio, who were recently spotted shooting in Bhopal, are set to travel across various parts of India as filming continues through May and June.
The project, which is being kept tightly under the radar, is said to be a gripping crime thriller that brings together a unique blend of talent and energy. Sources close to the film reveal that the chemistry between the three actors is already making waves on set.
'It's a dynamic combination. The actors are bonding really well and the scenes are crackling with intensity. Their camaraderie is translating into great performances,' said a source from the production team.
While plot details and the title remain confidential, the on-set visuals of this refreshing trio have already piqued the curiosity of fans and film enthusiasts alike.
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