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'Gun Pe Done' a clean family entertainer: Vijay Raaz

Darpan News Desk IANS, 10 Dec, 2014 01:51 PM
  • 'Gun Pe Done' a clean family entertainer: Vijay Raaz
Vijay Raaz, who is known for his comic timing, will be next seen in "Gun Pe Done" and the actor says there is no double-meaning comedy in the film and it is a clean family entertainer.
 
"I said yes to this film the moment I read the script. There is no double-meaning comedy in our film. It's a clean family entertainer and a complete comedy film," Vijay told reporters in a group interview.
 
However, Vijay says that he can't reveal much about his character right now.
 
"I am playing a Haryanvi character in the film. I can't reveal much about my character because the story line of the film will get revealed. So, let the audience find out about my character in the film when they will watch it," he said.
 
Directed by Abhik Bhanu and produced by Manoj Menon and Asif Kazi under the banner Pioneers Films & Entertainment, "Gun Pe Done" also features Jimmy Shergill, Sanjay Mishra, Tara Alisha and Vrajesh Hirjee.

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