Aparshakti Khurana's 'Nawab' new poster has him bond well with his pet; see pic

makers of Aparshakti Khurana starrer have dropped ar poster of his short film titled Nawab. recent poster of film looks interesting as Aparshakti Khurana leans on railing as he holds a leash tied to a black dog. Aparshakti Khurana sports a printed shirt, beige chis and white sneakers in poster. poster looks all more stunning with red background. Check out poster here.

After proving his acting skills in big-budget films, actor Aparshakti aims to impress his fans with short films w. film, Nawab, is written and directed by Mansi Jain who previously made award-winning films like Everything is Fine and Chhur which were both minated for Jio Filmfare Awards 2018 and has been produced by Big Banner Films.

Nawab is a comic yet touching tale of a dog called Nawab.  movie takes on issue of animal abandonment and contemporary families of today. Nawab is set to have a stellar ensemble cast including Aparshakti Khuranna, Maria Goretti, Mallika Dua, and Geetika Vidya. project is based on  dog and will revolve around a dog lover played by Aparshakti. Fans are super excited about release of film.

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previous poster that was shared by Aparshakti Khurana shows a great bond between owner and its pet. poster is a hazy painting where owner is looking down on dog and caption mentions it as 'short film with a big heart and mess'. Look at poster here:

Aparshakti Khurana has carved his niche as a fine actor and comedian with some interesting character roles and was recently seen in dance hit, Street Dancer 3D. film was produced by Bhushan Kumar under T-Series. Directed by Remo D'Souza, film is a sequel to 2015 film ABCD 2.

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