Prachi Desai to do cameo in ‘Ek Villain’

Prachi Desai will appear in a pivotal sequence in the film's second half.

Prachi Desai will appear in a pivotal sequence in the film’s second half.

Bollywood actress Prachi Desai, who was last seen in Sanjay Dutt starrer ‘Policegiri’, is all set to do a cameo role in Mohit Suri’s film ‘Ek Villian’.

Tanuj Garg, CEO of Balaji Motion Pictures revealed that Prachi will be a part of a special song titled ‘Awari’ for which a special set will be created in Film City and the song will be shot this week.

During a recent visit to the Balaji office, Mohit suri bumped into Prachi Desai, who expressed a keen desire to work with him. A source said, “Prachi has been a huge fan of Mohit’s films and was overwhelmed, when he instantly asked her to make an appearance in a track. Music has always been a major highlight of his films.”

Story continues below this ad

The rock-style bar track laden with emotion is, in fact, organic to a pivotal sequence in the film’s second half. Prachi fell in love with the track on first hearing and the plan is to style her in a never-seen-before avatar.

The song is composed by Pakistani band Soch. Also, it is a duet but the actor who will be seen with Prachi in the song is being kept under wraps.

‘Ek Villain’ stars Sidharth Malhotra, Shraddha Kapoor and Riteish Deshmukh in prominent roles and is slated to release on June 27.

Click here to follow Screen Digital on YouTube and stay updated with the latest from the world of cinema.

Tags:
Prachi Desai

Nepal Army chief steps in, ex-Chief Justice agrees to be interim head

World6 hr ago

General Ashok Raj Sigdel successfully convinced former Chief Justice Sushila Karki to become the interim Chief Executive after violent protests led to the fall of the K P Sharma Oli government. He held talks with various groups and proposed an interim government to restore peace. Karki, with the support of the Nepal Army, will work towards delivering a new Constitution.

View all shorts

More Entertainment

Entertainment Rajinikanth's Coolie begins streaming: How much logical gap is too much in the age of instant trolling and YouTube breakdowns?