Vaani Kapoor wraps shoot of 'Chandigarh Kare Aashiqui'; shares pictures from wrap-up party

Actors Ayushmann Khurrana and Vaani Kapoor have completed the shooting for Abhishek Kapoor-directed romantic drama Chandigarh Kare Aashiqui. Vaani took to her social media handle to share pictures from the wrap-up party in Chandigarh.

"and its a wrap to this beautiful story that nurtured us as we nurtured it will miss this A team," Vaani wrote. The pictures showed the team cutting a cake and Vaani concluded by inserting a hashtag "You have my Heart". Khurrana will be seen essaying the role of a cross functional athlete in the project, which stars Vaani Kapoor as his love interest. 

and its a wrap to this beautiful story that nurtured us as we nurtured it ✨will miss this A team ! @Abhishekapoor @ayushmannk @pragyakapoor_ #chandigarhkareaashiqui #youhavemyheart❤️ pic.twitter.com/TVIfRb3HSM

— vaani kapoor (@Vaaniofficial)

When the film was announced, Vaani and Ayushmann had expressed elation on sharing the screen for the first time. For the film, Ayushmann was required to undergo a physical transformation as he would be seen in the role of a cross-functional athlete.

A T-Series and Guy in the Sky Pictures production, the film is billed as a "progressive love story". The production on the movie commenced amid the coronavirus pandemic in October and the team wrapped the film in about 48 days in Chandigarh.

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T-Series' Bhushan Kumar said all the safety measures were taken during the filming. "It has also given an opportunity for people working in this industry to be back to work. We are glad that our efforts were laid down successfully," Kumar said in a statement here.

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Pragya Kapoor of Guy in the Sky Pictures said she is grateful to the team for their support during the making of the film. "The new normal definitely has gotten the best out of us within a short span of time. We are happy to become one of the first Indian films to pull this off. It's not been easy but together we made it happen," the producer said.

(With PTI inputs)