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Punjabi Sensation Jassi Gill To Debut Opposite Sonakshi Sinha

IANS, 17 Oct, 2017 01:27 PM

After Diljit's Dosanjh success in Bollywood, another Punjabi sensation is now gearing up to charm Hindi cinema lovers with his acting skills.

You will be amazed to know that singer Jassi Gill will soon be seen opposite Sonakshi Sinha in the upcoming film Happy Bhag Jayegi Returns.

Apparently, the shooting of the movie has already begun. And, the 28-year-old hunk is overwhelmed on bagging this opportunity. "It’s such a wonderful experience working wd u @sonakshisinha Feeling on cloud 9 Excited for the 2nd schedule .. c u soon #FanMoment," he posted on Twitter.

It’s such a wonderful experience working wd u @sonakshisinha 🤗
Feeling on cloud 9
Excited for the 2nd schedule .. c u soon #FanMoment 😍 pic.twitter.com/HpqFfzsHN1
— Jassie Gill (@jassi1gill) October 16, 2017

You tooooo jassi!!! See u very soon and stay happy 😄 @jassi1gill #happybhagjayegireturns https://t.co/B0i4mo6uuI
— Maya (@sonakshisinha) October 16, 2017

Happy Bhag Jayegi Returns is the second instalment of hit flick Happy Bhag Jayegi. The Mudassar Aziz directorial, which featured Diana Penty, Abhay Deol, Jimmy Shergill, Ali Fazal and Momal Sheikh in prominent roles, was released in 2016.

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