Preity Zinta is all set to make a comeback to Bollywood with the new film, 'Lahore 1947', in which she will be seen sharing space with the veteran actor Sunny Deol. The film has been directed by the ace filmmaker Rajkumar Santoshi, marking the significant comeback of Preity on the silver screen.
With the upcoming release, the actress gave her followers some intriguing insights about the production through uploads to the social media. Among the posts she shared, she posted a series of captivating behind-the-scenes photos. Through the photos, Preity gave her fans a glance into the world behind the setting of 'Lahore 1947'.
Among the photos, one of them is of the clapperboard, for which she posted a heart-wrenching caption, "On set for Lahore 1947." Another photo depicted a candid moment with director Rajkumar Santoshi, hinting at the strong camaraderie that prevails in the world behind the scenes.
The announcement of the comeback of Preity Zinta has created a wave of excitement among her fans, who flooded the comments section with their messages full of joy and anticipation. From hailing her as the "queen" of Bollywood to looking forward to her charismatic appearance on the silver screen again, fans have expressed their heartfelt support in abundance.
'Lahore 1947', being produced under the distinguished banner of Aamir Khan's Productions, is a significant collaboration between Sunny Deol and the esteemed production house of Aamir Khan. The film, which was officially announced last October, has already created ripples due to its star cast and promising storyline.
As if that was not enough, veteran actors Shabana Azmi and Ali Fazal have joined the ensemble cast of 'Lahore 1947', playing pivotal roles alongside the leading duo. More so, the film would also witness Sunny Deol sharing the silver screen with his elder son Karan Deol, thereby adding more to the anticipation of this cinematic venture.
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