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Hansika Motwani is proud of her 50th film Maha: ‘Happy with the way it’s shaping up’

Hansika Motwani is looking forward to the release of her 50th film, Maha. She said the production work on the film is in full swing and she is extremely happy with the results.

Updated on: Dec 23, 2020, 19:55:51 IST
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Actor Hansika Motwani on Wednesday took to Twitter to reveal that working on her 50th film Maha has been phenomenal. She went on to add that she’s extremely happy with the way the project is shaping up. The film, which is set to release next year, has been directed by UR Jameel.

Hansika Motwani will now be seen in Maha.
Hansika Motwani will now be seen in Maha.

“It’s been a phenomenal journey with my 50th film Maha. I thank my crew, co-stars, producer for investing their heart and soul into the film. Post-production work is in full swing and I am extremely happy with the way it’s shaping up,” Hansika tweeted.

Maha also stars Srikanth in a pivotal role and Simbu in an extended special cameo in the role of a pilot. It has music by Ghibran.

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Jameel had said that Simbu will be seen for about 45 minutes in the film. “It is an extended cameo. He will appear in a song and in an action sequence. He plays a pilot in the film and has almost 30-45 minutes of screen time.” Simbu’s portion in the movie was shot in Goa.

Hansika recently suffered a minor injury while shooting an action sequence for Maha.

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