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Shraddha Kapoor, Kriti Sanon & Manushi Chhillar Finalised For No Entry 2?

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Now, it is being reported that three Bollywood divas have been roped in for pivotal roles in the project.(Photo: Instagram/shraddhakapoor)

The upcoming comedy-drama ‘No Entry 2’ has already grabbed the attention of entertainment enthusiasts, and now, a new update about the film is also floating on the internet. While Boney Kapoor had earlier confirmed the casting of Varun Dhawan, Diljit Dosanjh and Arjun Kapoor in the film by saying, “All the names said are true. They are the ones playing the part. Let’s hope things work out well and it is as interesting and fun as No Entry 1. The script is absolutely fabulous. All I can say is this script is funnier than the first one."

Now, it is being reported that three Bollywood divas have been roped in for pivotal roles in the project. A report by Bollywood Hungama reveals Shraddha Kapoor, Kriti Sanon and Manushi Chhillar will be featured opposite Varun Dhawan, Diljit Dosanjh and Arjun Kapoor in No Entry 2.

For now, the news about their casting is not officially confirmed by anyone from the film’s team. Earlier, talking about the female cast of the film, Boney Kapoor had mentioned casting of ten fresh faces for the film. He said, "The actresses will be new. Since the entire star cast has changed, this film would have 10 actresses. Actresses aren’t finalised yet.”

As ‘No Entry 2’ continues to make headlines with new updates and rumours, it is adding directly to the excitement of the fans. The audience seems eagerly waiting for this project to go on floors as Boney Kapoor has teased everyone by stating the script for this sequel project is funnier than the 2005’s much-loved film No Entry.

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