‘It’s meant to be enjoyed on big screen,’ Sidharth Malhotra said of the end of Mission Majnu

Sidharth Malhotra gave his best performance in Shershaah, helmed by Vishnuvardhan, and was recently in the news after completing the much-anticipated spy thriller Mission Majnu. “The filming experience of Mission Majnu has been a very remarkable journey, and I am extremely happy about this collaboration with Ronnie Screwvala,” the actor tells about the film.

On wrapping, Mission Majnu

Sid explains that the team has put in a lot of effort on this spy thriller, which follows the journey of India’s secret mission in Pakistan’s heartland, which forever changed the two countries’ relationship. Sid’s first work with RSVP and Amar Butala is the Shantanu Bagchi directed film.

“With this story, the way the picture looks, the performers, and every other element of the film, we have worked extremely hard to create an entertaining theatre experience for the audiences,” he adds.

“The shooting experience of Mission Majnu has been a very special journey and I am extremely excited about this collaboration with Ronnie Screwvala”

Siddharth Malhotra

While Sid’s previous film, Shershaah, debuted on the digital platform and received critical praise, the actor promises a theatrical experience with Mission Majnu.

“While the film is finished, we are excited for the cinema to open so that audiences may safely watch this picture on the big screen,” he concludes. Aside from Mission Majnu, Sid is now filming Thank God, a slice-of-life comedy directed by Indra Kumar and starring Ajay Devgn and Rakul Preet Singh. The picture is set to premiere in 2022 on the big screen.

Sid will work with Dharma on an untitled aerial action thriller in November, which would be Pushkar and Sagar’s directorial debut. In addition, the actor is in talks to star in an official version of Allu Arjun’s popular film DJ.

While a director has yet to be chosen, Farhad Samji is writing the screenplay, which will be produced by Juno Chopra and Dil Raju. However, further information on the project’s current state is needed.