Women power!
Saina (Shraddha Kapoor)
Ace Badminton player Sania Nehwal’s life and achievements are being made into a movie. Shraddha Kapoor will portray Saina Nehwal on the big screen. The biopic is titled Saina and it will be directed by Amol Gupte, who made films like Stanley Ka Dabba and Hawa Hawaai.
“I have already clocked several classes of badminton in preparation for this biopic. It’s a really tough sport, but I am enjoying myself,” said Shraddha.
Before you come at us with “People go to the theatre to have fun!”, we get it! Action thrillers have their place, and they most likely always will.
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Before you come at us with “People go to the theatre to have fun!”, we get it! Action thrillers have their place, and they most likely always will.
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