Leaked Video of Alia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor Dancing Together from the film Brahmastra

Fans are buzzing over the new clip of Brahmastra. A film starring Alia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor. The clip gives a glimpse to the fans of their real as well as reel chemistry. It consists of Bhatt and Kapoor dancing to an upbeat song. This has induced fans to wonder what kind of film it is going to be. Bhatt is wearing a white top and an orange shrug while Kapoor rocks a shirt with an army-print jacket. Both the stars are dancing amidst a festive setting. Brahmastra is going to be a trilogy, informs the director Ayan Mukherjee. While there is still some time in the release of the film. The famous angry young man of Bollywood has much to say about the duo. Amitabh Bachchan recently took on the task of promoting the film through a series of photos of the set. He uploaded these on both, his social media accounts as well as on his blog.

 

 

 

 

 

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Alia & Ranbir snapped shooting for a dance sequence for Brahmastra . . #AliaBhatt #RanbirKapoor

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He extended thanks to Kapoor for helping him with his Apple earplugs. He also showered Bhatt with generous compliments calling her 'effervescent, supremely talented, scintillating.' Bachchan is no doubt team, Bhatt and Kapoor, given his gestures. The release date for Brahmastra is going to be all the way in December, 4th to be exact. For its cast, it has some known faces of Bollywood such as Mouni Roy, Nagarjuna, Dimple Kapadia and Prateik Babbar. Shah Rukh Khan will also grace the film with a cameo in Brahmastra-Part 1. The film will be able to cater to many types of audience as it will be releasing in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Kannada. Some sources have also informed that the shooting of the film has taken place in cities like Bulgaria, Mumbai, Varanasi and Manali. The Brahmastra franchise seems to be a big one but will it be a hit one? For that, the audience has to sit tight and wait.