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Vidyut Jammwal starts Junglee shoot

| | Dec 05, 2017, at 09:29 pm

Mumbai, Dec 5 (IBNS): Shooting of upcoming Bollywood movie 'Junglee', featuring actor Vidyut Jammwal on Wednesday.

Makers Junglee Pictures made the announcement.

It also shared an image from the set of the movie.

The movie will release on Oct 19.

Junglee Pictures tweeted: "Our next, @JungleeMovie starring @VidyutJammwal & directed by #ChuckRussell goes on floors today! It's set to release on Dussehra, 19th October 2018. #Junglee."
 

Image: Vidyut Jammwal Twitter page

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