Actress Madhoo, who started her career in Bollywood with ‘Phool Aur Kaante’, was last seen in the 2011 film ‘Love You Mr. Kalakaar’. Madhoo is now all set to make a comeback after a decade. Her horror-comedy film ‘Khalli Balli’ is releasing on September 16. The trailer and song of this film, produced by Kamal Kishor Mishra and writer director Manoj Sharma was launched, recently.
Madhoo, producer Kamal Kishor Mishra, director Manoj Sharma, actors Rohan Mehra and Yogesh Lakhani were present on the occasion. Madhoo, who ruled the hearts of the audience for years, has done different roles in different films in her career. The Roja actress has found a connection with Indian audiences since the 90s.
Rohan Mehra, Rajniesh Duggal, Rajpal Yadav, Kainat Arora, Madhoo, Vijay Raaj, Yasmeen Khan, Asrani ,Ekta Jain and Dharmendra form the important cast of the film. The film is directed by Manoj Sharma.
Madhoo said, “I really enjoyed working in the film Khalli Balli as this is my first horror comedy genre. Horror comedy films are entertaining and find a connection with viewers. We started shooting for it long back, then due to the pandemic it got delayed, now it is ready for release.”
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Rohan Mehra said, “The trailer is a glimpse into wonderful cinema. The film should do well.”
Director Manoj Sharma said, “I express my heartfelt gratitude to my producer Kamal Kishor Mishra that I have made three films with him. It is a big win for any director if he gets a chance to direct three films with the same producer. The film has actors like Dharmendra, Madhoo, Rajniesh Duggal, Kainat Arora.”
Recently, producer Kamal Kishor Mishra’s film Dehati Disco had created a lot of buzz, now he hopes that this film too, will be liked by the audience.
Yogesh Lakhani, owner of Bright Outdoor Media Pvt Ltd, said, “I am playing the character of Yogesh Lakhani in this film. I have done an important scene with Asraniji and Rajniesh Duggal. I would like to thank Manoj Sharma and producer Kamal Kishor Mishra. This is my 7th film as an actor.”