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Alizeh Agnihotri, Salman Khan’s niece, will make her major Bollywood debut under the direction of THIS National Award-Winning Director; see details

Alizeh Agnihotri, Salman Khan’s niece, is soon to begin her acting career in the Hindi film industry. The newest Khan to join the scene has reportedly already started working on her debut project, which will be released next year.

Alizeh Agnihotri will reportedly make her Bollywood film debut in the next film by National Award-winning director Soumendra Padhi. Alizeh reportedly started filming for her debut project this year, and it will come out sometime in 2023.

Soumendra Padhi, a director well known for the National Award-winning movie “Budhia Singh: Born to Run,” made his feature debut in 2016. The filmmaker was also in charge of the acclaimed OTT crime-drama series “Jamtara.” There have been two seasons of the show so far.

Alizeh Agnihotri’s first movie’s specifics are unknown and are being kept a secret for the time being. The starkid is putting a lot of effort into her first movie and getting ready to start her acting career in earnest.

In 2016, Soumendra Padhi, a director best known for “Budhia Singh: Born to Run,” which won a National Award, made his feature film debut. The director also oversaw the well-regarded OTT criminal drama series “Jamtara.” The programme has thus far had two seasons.

The details of Alizeh Agnihotri’s debut film remain unknown and are being withheld for the time being. The starkid is working very hard on her debut film and preparing to begin her acting career in earnest.

“When I originally started working with her, I would easily become frustrated because I couldn’t do her choreographies well. I’m not like the other females, I would remark as I turned to face her in humiliation. I don’t feel confident,” she would reply, laughing, “but everyone may feel confident.” I’m going to teach you how to dance,” the post said. “Every minute I spent with her was a privilege, and I am grateful beyond measure to have had that time. Thank you so much, Master Ji,” Alizeh Agnihotri wrote in her post.

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