Actress Kritika Kamra is in the news these days. Some time ago, Kritika’s acting and role in Amazon Prime Video’s popular web series ‘Matka King’ was greatly appreciated. However, after its success, Kritika has now finalized her upcoming feature film. This is going to be his first big project after ‘Matka King’, after the announcement of which the excitement among the fans has increased.

Kritika will be in the lead role

Kritika Kamra will soon be seen in director Pushan Mukherjee’s upcoming film, the working title of which is currently ‘Dumbbell’. Its shooting will also start in June. This film is going to be very big for Kritika’s career because she is going to be seen in a completely different style in it. In all the projects he has done till now, he has been seen in different and new characters. However, not much information has been revealed about the film. But according to industry sources, Kritika’s role in this film will be emotionally and physically new.

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Kritika started preparations before shooting

Apart from this, according to sources related to the project, Kritika has started preparations even before the shooting. Kritika has liked the story of the film very much, that is why it is being said to be very different from her previous works. Every character gives an actor an opportunity to explore, so that he can improve himself. For this reason, Kritika is also already preparing to cast herself in this character.

Matka King Ki Stars

Talking about ‘Matka King’, everyone praised this web series a lot. From celebs to fans, everyone liked its story and the acting of the actors. Apart from Kritika, stars like Vijay Verma, Sai Tamhankar, Jamie Lever and Gulshan Grover were seen in this film which was streamed on April 17.

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