This story is from July 31, 2015

Salman Khan's 'Sultan' to be shot in one schedule across Haryana, Punjab & Delhi

Salman Khan's Bajrangi Bhaijaan frenzy is hardly over and the actor's next venture Sultan is already in the news.
Salman Khan's 'Sultan' to be shot in one schedule across Haryana, Punjab & Delhi
Salman Khan's 'Bajrangi Bhaijaan' frenzy is hardly over and the actor's next venture 'Sultan' is already in the news. For his role, he will undergo hardcore training before the film goes on floors this November. One hears that the movie will be shot in one schedule, across Haryana, Punjab and Delhi.
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The film's three-month schedule will be relentless that will require the actor to maintain his physique for the entire spell of the shoot.
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Like we've already informed earlier, Hunger Games stunt choreographer Larnell Stovall will start working closely with the actor from mid-September (tentatively).
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The biggest challenge for the makers right now is finalizing the film's leading ladies. While it is well-known that the film will star two female actors - one a known face and another a fresh one, the chosen ones are yet to sign on the dotted line. Though it was rumoured that Kriti Sanon has bagged one of the parts, the actress has recently denied doing the film. For now, it is Parineeti Chopra whose name is being tossed around most for the role. Insiders suggest that the casting call has been made and a new face will soon be on board before the production house announces its final triumvirate for the film.
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