Ajay Devgn’s ‘Shivaay’ delayed indefinitely due to less snow in Canada

Ajay Devgn was already in Canada for the 'Shivaay' shoot, but the temperatures in the country have forced the whole team to come back to India.

Ajay Devgn’s next outing on the Box Office would have been his own directorial venture ‘Shivaay’ which was supposed to go on floors by the start of this year.

As was reported before, Ajay Devgn’s next outing on the Box Office would have been his own directorial venture ‘Shivaay’ which was supposed to go on floors by the start of this year. But as destiny would have it, weather has played spoilsport in the actor’s plans.

Ajay Devgn was already in Canada for the shoot schedule that was supposed to start soon, but the temperatures in the country have forced the whole team to stop shooting and come back to India. The movie has now been pushed to indefinitely.

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Major portions of ‘Shivaay’ were scheduled to be shot in the snow, but Canada hasn’t seen much snow this season. The team is now said to be waiting for the appropriate time for the shooting to begin.

‘Shivaay’, considered to be one of the biggest budget movies of Indian cinema and perhaps, the most expensive movie of Ajay Devgn’s production house, features Ajay as the main lead opposite Dilip Kumar’s grand niece, Sayesha, who will be making her Bollywood debut with this movie.

Ajay Devgn will also start shooting for Milan Luthria’s ‘Badshaho’ very soon.

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