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Lisa Ray Back To Work With 'Ishq Forever'

Darpan News Desk IANS, 06 Apr, 2015 01:48 PM

A day after her birthday, actress Lisa Ray has announced that she is getting back to cinema with a film titled "Ishq Forever".

"In other news... Back to work in my friend Shabbir's film #IshqForever," she tweeted on Sunday.

The romantic film will reportedly be produced by Ajay Shah, Harry Gandhi and Shabbir Boxwala, and will roll in South Africa later this month with model Ruhi Singh.

For her birthday on Saturday, Indo-Canadian Lisa wanted to be at a private resort in the Philippines but changed her plan due to danger posed by typhoon Maysak. She ultimately spent her special day in Hong Kong.

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