Sara Arjun to star in Madhubala biopic, shoot begins July

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After years of delays and false starts, the long-awaited biopic on legendary actor Madhubala is finally taking shape. The makers have locked in Sara Arjun to step into the shoes of the iconic star, marking a significant milestone for the ambitious project. The film will also mark Sara’s first major Hindi outing following the massive success of the Dhurandhar franchise, with Dhurandhar: The Revenge further boosting her rising career.

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