Yami Gautam stationed in north India for 50 days for her next project


Mumbai, Oct 12 (IANS): Actress Yami Gautam, who has been receiving a lot of positive response to her work in 'OMG 2', is stationed in a north Indian town for 50 days for the shoot of her upcoming film, the details of which are currently under the wraps.

The actress is thrilled to be shooting in north India, as it's a place she has a deep fondness for due to its natural beauty and tranquility, providing her with an escape from the bustling city life in Mumbai.

A source revealed, “Yami Gautam is shooting for her upcoming film in north India and will be filming there for the next 50 days. The project promises to be one that continues to showcase Yami’s prowess as a performer and a formal announcement will be made soon.”

Yami has been having a terrific run as her projects including 'Lost', 'Chor Nikal Ke Bhaga', and most notably, her theatrical release, 'OMG 2,' have received good response and the audience has appreciated her work in these projects.

'OMG 2' even managed to cross the Rs 100 crore benchmark, firmly establishing her as a box-office draw.

The actress has 'Dhoom Dham' in the pipeline along with this untitled project.

  

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