October: And it’s a wrap for the Varun Dhawan-starrer!

Varun Dhawan-starrer ‘October’ has been in the news ever since the shoot for the same started, not just for the unique content it is bringing forward, but also because of the hunt for the leading lady, who is now Banita Sandhu, a newbie. And now, there is another good news as this Shoojit Sircar-directorial has called it wraps.

Yes, the shoot of ‘October’ is done and over with, and now we are all set to wait for it to hit the screens on April, next year. Varun took to Twitter to share the same with pictures of the cast and crew and the caption, “#October wraps in November. Will release in April and will stay with you forever.”

Take a look.

#October wraps in November. Will release in April and will stay with you forever. pic.twitter.com/sedfWsqZGB

— VarunDhawan (@Varun_dvn) November 29, 2017

Well, we are more than excited for the movie. (Also Read: Varun Dhawan not allowed to show his ‘October’ co-star, Banita Sandhu’s face?)

Just a month back, the first look of Varun from the movie had been released, which showed him in an intense run. The makers had already stated that this one is not going to be any ordinary love story, and will be quite different from what the audiences are used to seeing in Bollywood. In fact, if reports are to be believed, then ‘October’ is an adaptation of Hollywood film ‘Her’. The plot of the latter revolved around a man, who fell in love with the voice of a user interface. Well, if this is indeed what Sircar intends to show in the film, it will be quite interesting. Varun is one of the most promising and commercially appealing actors of the current generation, and we are sure he would be able to pull off the challenge that the role poses. As for Banita, we are hopeful regarding her as well.

Varun has tasted success in the year 2017 with ‘Badrinath Ki Dulhania’ which crossed 100-crore in no time, and even his second release ‘Judwaa 2’ was a blockbuster at the box office. We hope his charm continues with ‘October’

Kadambari Srivastava

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