Hrithik RToshan, Deepika Padukone.
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Hrithik Roshan and Deepika Padukone are finally coming together for Farah Khan and Rohit Shetty’s next big project which will be a ‘Satte Pe Satta’ remake. People have been wanting the two hotties to come together since the longest time, and finally, their prayers have been answered. While Hrithik’s PR team has already confirmed his presence in the film, it won’t be long before we get a confirmation from the leggy lass as well.

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Hrithik Roshan and Deepika Padukone have always expressed their wish to work with each other. But things have never worked out before. Finally, Farah Khan and Rohit Shetty have managed to lock these two in for their next project.

Earlier this year, Rohit Shetty and Farah Khan had announced that they will be working together on a big Bollywood entertainer. Reports suggest that the ‘Singham’ maker will be producing it and the ‘Happy New Year’ director will be directing it. Soon, it was revealed that the film will be an official remake of the 80’s classic ‘Satte Pe Satte’ that starred Amitabh Bachchan and Hema Malini in lead roles.

In the past, there were rumors that they will be seen sharing screen space in a Kabir Khan film but that didn’t happen as well. There were also rumours that Shah Rukh Khan or Akshay Kumar were in talks for the lead role of Amitabh Bachchan, but finally Hrithik Roshan has been confirmed for the role.

Meanwhile, Deepika Padukone is currently shooting for Kabir Khan’s ’83’ in London. She is playing the role of Kapil Dev’s wife Romi Bhatia Dev. Her husband Ranveer Singh will play the role of Kapil Dev in the film, which is said to be a recreation of India’s World Cup victory in 1983.

Now that we have got a confirmation from Hrithik on the film, let’s wait for sometime for a confirmation from Deepika Padukone’s team. Stay glued to Bollywood Bubble for more such interesting insights and gossips from the world of Bollywood.

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