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Govinda announces silver-screen comeback with ‘Roopa’ and ‘Duniyadari’

Govinda announces silver-screen comeback with 'Roopa' and 'Duniyadari' with title poster reveal, says 'Now I'm ready'

Govinda announces silver-screen comeback with ‘Roopa’ and ‘Duniyadari’ with title poster reveal, says ‘Now I’m ready’

Actor Govinda is all set to return to the big screen with his upcoming film ‘Roopa’ and ‘Duniyadari’. The veteran star today announced the project, in which he will be seen opposite newcomer Rani Swarnkar. Apart from acting, Govinda is also producing the film.At the film’s press conference, Govinda spoke about both his personal and professional life. He also shared his thoughts on Roopa and what the project means to him. Revealing at the press conference, he said, “Now I’m ready. You’ll see the entire cast soon, we will be announcing it in our next meet. Audience will see a lot of newcomers from UP and Maharashtra.” Talking about the film to the media. he shared,”‘Roopa and Duniyadari both will be a different kind of films, especially made for youngsters. Because youngsters start out with a lot of expectations, but sometimes they get lost. I’m going to show the part of Maya that we can in this film. Youngsters shouldn’t feel like people lost in the crowd. They should be confident and grounded to their roots.”He further added, “When I work in films, the world is amazed at how I’m here. I’m not afraid of anything. I don’t shy away from the truth, I sense what’s going to happen well in advance. I tell the truth, people don’t believe me, some even abuse me, saying, ‘Look what I’m saying.'”

Govinda’s profesional front

Govinda was last seen on the big screen in the 2019 film ‘Rangeela Raja’, where he played a double role. However, the film failed at the box office. In 2022, he appeared in the documentary ‘Naam Tha Kanhaiyalal’. The actor has been away from films for the past seven years. Some of his recent projects include ‘Friday’, ‘Aa Gaya Hero’, ‘Hey Bro’, ‘Happy Ending’, ‘Kill Dil’, ‘Deewana Main Deewana’, and ‘Delhi Safari’.Moreover, Govinda’s wife Sunita and son Yashvardhan Ahuja are also making their film debuts and will appear in Ekta Kapoor’s films.

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