Ishaan Khatter to Star in Comedy Film Directed by Palash Vaswani
Ishaan Khatter Comedy Film Palash Vaswani

Ishaan Khatter, one of Bollywood's most adored stars, has earned a reputation as a rock-solid performer through his recent acclaimed film and television projects. Fresh buzz confirms that the actor is ready to impress audiences in an all-new role.

Ishaan Khatter's Comedy Role

According to reports, Ishaan is slated to take on a comedy role after his turn in 'Homebound'. As per Variety India, the specifics of his next project are under wraps, but the still-untitled feature will be directed by Palash Vaswani, best known for the series 'Gullak'. Marking Vaswani's directorial debut in feature films, this project has Ishaan already locked in. The producers are now casting the female lead and other key roles. As per the report, filming kicks off in the next few months.

Ishaan's Recent Performances

Ishaan's standout performances in 'The Royals' and 'Homebound'—India's official entry to the Oscars—have already given fans a look at his broad range and skill. In 'Homebound', directed by Neeraj Ghaywan, he played Shoaib, a Muslim man in a North Indian town who dreams of becoming a police officer alongside his Dalit friend Chandan (Vishal Jethwa). The film explores their struggle against deep-seated hate and how delayed exam results spark desperation, hurting their friendship.

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'The Royals Season 2'

Ishaan is also set for 'The Royals Season 2'. The makers announced their Netflix comeback early this year with a post: 'Old money, new blood, and a new season is in the works. The Royals Season 2 is coming soon, only on Netflix.' Season 1 brought together Bhumi Pednekar, Udit Arora, Zeenat Aman, Sakshi Tanwar, and Ishaan. It follows Prince Aviraaj Singh (Ishaan) as he faces royal pressures following his father King Yuvanath's passing.

On the work front, Khatter was last seen in 'Homebound', which tracks the journey of two lifelong friends in a North Indian town. The film highlights the challenges faced by Chandan, a Dalit, and Shoaib, a Muslim, as they dream of becoming police officers to escape deep hate. However, delayed exam results change everything, sparking desperation and damaging their friendship.

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