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Didn't cast actresses in 'Judwaa 2': Varun Dhawan

IANS, 27 Oct, 2016 11:40 AM

Actor Varun Dhawan has denied reports of casting actresses for the upcoming film "Judwaa 2". He says he will announce the names soon.

"We have not cast the actresses in 'Judwaa 2'. Sorry I had to stop your casting party. Will announce the names soon," Varun posted on Twitter on Thursday.

Earlier there were reports that actress Alia Bhatt has been cast as one of the leading ladies in the film.

"Judwaa 2", the second installment of the 1997 blockbuster film "Judwaa", will be directed by Varun's father and filmmaker David Dhawan.

The film, which is a sequel to Salman Khan starrer "Judwaa", is slated to release on September 29, 2017.

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