Lights, Camera, Action: Ranveer Singh's First Audition Video Is Crazy Viral
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Ranveer Singh will next be seen in Singham Again and Don 3
Ranveer Singh made his big Bollywood debut with Yash Raj Films' Band Baaja Baraat in 2010. Now, an old clip from his audition days is going viral. The video was originally posted by an acting school's Instagram page and was later re-shared by several fan pages dedicated to the actor on social media. The caption on the the post read, "Ranveer Singh First Audition in Mumbai. The post was shared along with the hashtags #bollywood, #actorlife #audition, #actingclass, #actingschools, #actingacademy to the post.
Check out the video from Ranveer Singh's first audition here:
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