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Dassehra: Neil Nitin Mukesh's First Look As Encounter Specialist Unveiled

Darpan News Desk IANS, 25 Sep, 2018 03:07 PM

Actor Neil Nitin Mukesh will be seen playing a revengeful encounter specialist in the upcoming film "Dassehra"

The makers released the first look of the film on their social networking portal on Tuesday. Neil is sporting a brawny and rugged look in the poster, which also has "Unrighteous destructive sins or fears," written on it.

"Dassehra" is a political thriller based on a true story of crime and politics. It has the backdrop of a politically destabilised state and places which symbolise politician mafia network, heinous crimes, cunning politicians and reckless criminals.

We started this journey a few years ago. Finally it's seeing the light of day. All the best Team #Dassehra @tinadesai07
@Aparna50507263
@thrillerbadshah
Here is the first look of the film. Where I am playing an encounter specialist. pic.twitter.com/6Rk3TRlMYH
— Neil Nitin Mukesh (@NeilNMukesh) September 25, 2018

The film is being produced by Aparana S. Hosing under the banner of RASH Productions.

"Dassehra" is slated for release on October 26.

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