To Meenakshi Seshadri is all set to make his much-anticipated comeback as an actor with Prime Video’s upcoming series ‘Nanavati vs Nanavati’, reportedly directed by Vipul Shah. Just two months after moving to Mumbai to revive her acting career, the veteran star has landed a pivotal role in the court drama, which also reunites her with Jackie Shroff almost 40 years after their iconic pairing in ‘Hero’ (1983). The series also includes Bhagyashree, Ram Kapooretc Anupriya Goenkamaking it one of the most anticipated OTT projects with veteran Bollywood stars.
Meenakshi Seshadri lands the role two months after moving
Just two months after revealing her permanent move to Mumbai to pursue acting again, Meenakshi has landed a role in a Prime Video series. ‘Nanavati vs Nanavati’ marks a reunion with Jackie, his co-star from ‘Hero’ (1983), the film that gave him a big hit early in his career.
Meenakshi Seshadri serial is currently shooting in Andheri West, Powai
According to Midday, the eight-episode series, directed by Vipul Shah, is currently being shot at the Andheri West Stock Exchange, with an impressive cast rounded out by Bhagyashree, Ram Kapoor and Anupriya Goenka. Reuniting Meenakshi and Jackie, the hit couple of the 1980s after four decades, is one of the biggest talking points of the show. Their scenes are expected to tap into the nostalgia associated with Hero, while placing them in age-appropriate characters. Bhagyashree and Ram will play the other couple. As Ram is in another show right now, he will join the shoot later. The main schedule is expected to be held in Powai.
The official announcement of the streamer’s program was awaited
A formal announcement from the streamer is likely closer to the end of filming.
Previous collaborations of Meenakshi Seshadri and Jackie Shroff
This is not the first time that Meenakshi Seshadri and Jackie Shroff have shared the screen. The duo previously worked together in ‘Hero’ (1983), ‘Dahleez’ (1986) and ‘Allah Rakha’ (1986), with their pairing in ‘Hero’ becoming one of the biggest hits of that era.