This Article is From Mar 18, 2021

Akshay Kumar, Jacqueline Fernandez And Nushrratt Bharuccha Fly To Ayodhya For Ram Setu

"Team Ram Setu off to Ayodhya for the mahurat shot," wrote Akshay Kumar

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Akshay Kumar shared this photo. (Image courtesy: akshaykumar)

Highlights

  • Akshay Kumar shared a photo on Thursday
  • The photo features him having a candid chat with his co-stars
  • "And so the journey begins," the actor wrote in the caption
New Delhi:

Akshay Kumar and his Ram Setu co-stars Jacqueline Fernandez and Nushrratt Bharuccha flew to Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh on Thursday to begin the shooting for their film. Ram Setu will be directed by Abhishek Sharma and produced by Aruna Bhatia and Vikram Malhotra. Sharing a photo of himself, Jacqueline Fernandez and Nushrratt Bharuccha having a candid chat outside what appears to be a chartered flight on Thursday morning, Akshay Kumar wrote: "A special film, a special start...Team #RamSetu off to Ayodhya for the mahurat shot. And so the journey begins. Need special wishes from all you guys."

Check out Akshay Kumar's post here:

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The trio, before leaving for Ayodhya, also happily posed for the shutterbugs at the Kalina airport, Mumbai. See their pictures:

A script reading session for Ram Setu was held earlier this month. Akshay Kumar even shared a glimpse of the session and wrote: "The team that preps together excels together! An extremely productive script reading session with the team of #RamSetu this evening. Can't wait to begin filming this one." Take a look:

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Akshay announced Ram Setu on Diwali last year. Sharing the first look poster of the film, he wrote: "This Deepawali, let us endeavor to keep alive the ideals of Ram in the consciousness of all Bharatiyas by building a bridge (setu) that will connect generations to come. Taking this mammoth task ahead, here is our humble attempt - Ram Setu. Wishing you and yours a very Happy Deepawali."

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The release date of Ram Setu has not been announced yet.

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