Anees Bazmee to direct action-comedy for Zee Studios
The Hindu
The untitled film is set to release in 2023
Filmmaker Anees Bazmee’s next directorial venture will be an action-comedy movie from Zee Studios, the makers announced Tuesday.
The untitled film is produced by Zee Studios in collaboration Echelon Productions, a press release stated.
Anees, who is currently basking in the success of Kartik Aaryan-starrer Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2, said through his new film he want to continue entertaining viewers.
"After the success of ‘Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2’, I want to give our audiences an even bigger dose of entertainment, and this time it will be a larger-than-life action comedy.
"I am very happy to team up with Zee Studios, Vishal Rana and Rohini Vakil for this project. This film will be something that the Indian audiences have never seen before, and I am very excited about it,” the director said in a statement.
The key details of the feature film, including the plot and the cast, are yet to be shared by the makers.
Zee Studios CBO Shariq Patel said the studio is thrilled to partner with Bazmee once again.
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