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Ravi Kishan To Produce Indo-Thai Film With Guy Ratchanont Suprakob

IANS, 26 Mar, 2018 01:18 PM
  • Ravi Kishan To Produce Indo-Thai Film With Guy Ratchanont Suprakob
Actor Ravi Kishan and Guy Ratchanont Suprakob from Thailand have joined hands for an Indo-Thai project.
 
"Ratchanont is in India. We will release a movie together with our respective production houses. The movie will be shot in India and Thailand as well. It will be a Indo-Thai movie. 
 
"The shooting will start in June and will go on floors later this year. The script is ready," Ravi said in a statement.
 
Suprakob is excited about this collaboration.
 
"Since my childhood I have been watching Bollywood films by translating into Thai language. That's why I am eagerly looking forward to this collaboration. I am grateful to Ravi for sharing this opportunity. 
 
"We will make a strong Indo-Thai connection through this film. I'm in India and loving the culture and environment here," said the actor from Thailand.

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