Rishi Kapoor To Start Shooting For Hitesh Bhatia’s Upcoming Project Alongside Juhi Chawla
Veteran Rishi Kapoor had taken a break from the movies owing to ill health. The actor on being diagnosed with cancer, spent 11 months in The U.S getting treatment.
Rishi
Kapoor
had
taken
a
break
from
the
movies
owing
to
ill
health.
The
actor
on
being
diagnosed
with
cancer,
spent
11
months
in
the
U.S
getting
treatment.
Rishi
is
now
back
in
the
groove
and
doesn’t
seem
to
have
slowed
down
one
bit.
After
having
successfully
recovered
from
the
illness,
Chintuji
seems
up
and
ready
to
make
a
grand
comeback
on
the
silver
screen.
Rishi
recently
completed
some
patchwork
for
his
first
outing
post-hiatus,
'The
Body’
in
a
quick
span
of
three
days.
The
veteran
actor,
who
is
currently
busy
promoting
his
next
movie
'The
Body’
alongside
Emraan
Hashmi,
will
resume
shooting
for
Hitesh
Bhatia’s
untitled
project
from
December
5
onwards
in
Mumbai.
According
to
a
report
carried
by
Mumbai
Mirror,
the
senior
Kapoor
will
begin
shooting
for
debutant
director
Hitesh
Bhatia’s
movie.
The
actor
was
busy
shooting
the
film
last
year
in
Delhi
but
had
to
put
things
on
hold
post
being
diagnosed
with
cancer.
However,
Rishi
Kapoor
will
now
be
resuming
the
shoot.
Although,
the
makers
have
now
decided
to
shoot
the
movie
from
scratch.
Post
wrapping
up
the
Mumbai
schedule,
the
team
will
be
back
in
Delhi
for
a
month-long
schedule
in
January
2020.
Rishi
Kapoor
also
took
to
social
media
and
spoke
about
the
movie
whilst
clearing
out
a
few
rumours.
The
actor
wrote,
“This
is
to
dispel
all
notions
and
wrong
speculations
of
my
hair
turning
grey/white
overnight.
My
hair
was
dyed
by
Awan
Contractor
for
a
film
produced
by
Honey
Trehan
and
Sony
pictures
directed
by
Hitesh
Bhatia.
The
film
is
untitled.
Trust
this
clears
the
air.”
The
film
will
see
Rishi
Kapoor
reunite
with
Juhi
Chawla
after
10
years.
The
duo
was
last
seen
in
Zoya
Akhtar’s
'Luck
By
Chance’
in
2009.
Rishi
and
Juhi
have
previously
been
a
part
of
many
hits
during
the
90’s
such
as
'Bol
Radha
Bol’,
'Saajan
Ka
Ghar’
and
'Daraar’.