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Chunky Pandey all set to do ‘Wala Wala’ in his Marathi debut

On Sunday, the Saturday, the actor took to his official Instagram handle to share the news.

Chunky Pandey all set to do ‘Wala Wala’ in his Marathi debut

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Bollywood actor Chunky Pandey, known to new-generation fans as Aakhri Pasta in the Housefull series, is all set to make his Marathi film debut with Vikun Taak.

On Sunday, the Saturday, the actor took to his official Instagram handle to share the news. He posted a new poster of his film Vikun Taak in which he can be seen donning Burkha in Arabian style. Seeing in Sheikh’s ensemble, he can be seen gripping two men in his arms. Alongside the poster, he wrote, “From Mama Mia to Wala Wala My first Marathi Film(sic).”

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From Mama Mia to Wala Wala 😅❤ My first Marathi Film🕺🥂 फुल ॲान मनोरंजनाच्या गावात गड्या चल आनंदीआनंद घेऊन टाक…चंकी पांडे येतोय मराठी चित्रपटात म्हणतोय ‘विकून टाक‘ #VikunTaak#31stJan #Viva #SameerPatil #UttungThakur #VivaInEn #VIVAINEN #ChunkyPandey Produced By – @uttungthakur Directed By – @thesameerpatil Starring : @chunkypanday @radhasagarofficial @shivrajwaichal @mane_ya._.na_mane @rujutadeshmukhofficial @samirchoughule @hrishikesh0304 @varsha.dandale Written by @siddheshwar_ekambe | @charudattabhagwat Cinemetographer – @suhasdop | Music – @amitrajmusic | Lyricst- @guruthakurphotography | choreographer – @rushali.chavan.167

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“Doing a film in Marathi, and a socio-comedy genre has always been on my wishlist. Marathi humour cannot be compared. I just love the language. Being born in Mumbai, speaking Marathi has never been a problem because if Hindi is my mother tongue, Marathi is my father tongue,” said the actor.

Helmed by Sameer Patil, the film is produced by Uttung Thakur and focuses on real-life problems of the underprivileged class in rural areas. Satire has been used to tackle the issue.

Thakur is known for producing slice-of-life genre films like Balak-Palak and Yellow.

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