Sunny Singh Steps Into Punjabi Cinema with 'Thaapi' Alongside Neeru Bajwa
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Mumbai, April 2 (NationPress) Bollywood star Sunny Singh, renowned for his roles in films like Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety, Pyaar Ka Punchnama 2, and Adipurush, is poised to make his entry into Punjabi cinema with the eagerly awaited film “Thaapi”, featuring Neeru Bajwa.
Sunny took to Instagram to share a snapshot of himself alongside Neeru, both appearing on a bike while holding the film's clapboard.
He expressed: “I am thrilled to announce my first Punjabi film. This project holds a special place in my heart. Excited to share the screen with @neerubajwa and collaborate with @jagdeepsinghwarring. Best wishes to the entire team—looking forward to meeting soon, and please shower us with your love.”
Neeru also shared the same photo on Instagram, adding a few images with the film's crew and makers.
In her post, she wrote in Punjabi, which translates to: “Some journeys are indeed special—those that remain dear to our hearts. After collaborating on numerous films, our storyteller is now embracing the role of a director.”
“Jagdeep, thank you for always including me in your beautiful, impactful narratives. I have faith that, as always, you will craft a touching and exceptional film—one that will elevate Punjabi cinema to new heights.”
“As both an actor and producer, my team and I will continually support you. We eagerly await the opportunity to share this meaningful story with the audience. Let’s unite to create impactful cinema. May the divine bless everyone’s hard work with success. #team with @thite_santosh ji producing and @jagdeepsinghwarring writing and directing … I am confident we will produce a sincere and genuine film. WaheGuru ji mehar kare.”
Details regarding the film remain under wraps.
Sunny was recently seen in Single Salma, which starred Huma Qureshi and Shreyas Talpade in lead roles.
The film's synopsis states: “A woman from Lucknow, India, who has devoted her life to supporting her family, continues to be labeled as single and ‘unsettled’ due to her unmarried status.”