Bhoot Police: Yami Gautam Is The Charming Ghostbuster Who "Enchants All"
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Bhoot Police will premiere on Disney + Hotstar
Actress Yami Gautam, on Thursday, dropped the first look poster of her character Maya from her upcoming film Bhoot Police, on Instagram. Yami plays the character of a ghostbuster in the film, and we must say that she looks as charming as ever, even in the role of a ghostbuster, in the first look poster. She can be seen dressed in a white dress as she holds a torch in her hand. The dark background of the picture is as spooky as it gets with a night sky and what looks like a cave. Yami Gautam can be seen sporting an intense look on her face. Sharing the picture on Instagram, Yami wrote: "To enchant all with her charm arrives MAYA, in #BhootPolice. Coming soon on Disney + Hotstar." Yami Gautam's post received many comments from her fans. Among others, Yami's Ginny Weds Sunny co-star Vikrant Massey commented on the post and dropped a fire emoji. Take a look at Yami Gautam's character poster from Bhoot Police here:
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