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Prateik Patil Babbar never fails to captivate audiences with his exceptional acting skills. And varied roles in a variety of film and web productions.
His devotion and commitment to his profession has won him praise from the critics and a devoted following.
Of all the roles he has done, his most recent one ‘Jeh’ from Four More Shots Please had women worshipping him. He is claiming to see more of Jeh’s side of the story. His onscreen pairing with Sayani Gupta was loved so much that now the duo has bagged their own film.
Yes you read it right! Prateik Patil Babbar and Sayani Gupta are gearing up for their upcoming project together ‘ Khwabon Ka Jhamela ‘. It is written by Danish Aslam and Arpita Chatterjee. And directed by Danish Aslam. The rom-com is all set to enthral the viewers.
Speaking of the same Prateik shared,
“I am excited for the next 2 years there will be a few releases & a few new ventures waiting to begin. I am grateful for all the opportunities & looking forward to it all & more”
On working with Sayani again he further added,
“Sayani and I have been scene partners for the longest time on Four More Shots Please!. Having our own film now feels like an extension of our characters and stories, almost like we’re in a multiverse. We’ve gotten a lot of love over the years for our pair & chemistry. I am hoping that love extends toward our film.”
On the professional front, the actor is gearing up for his new role in the international film ‘Lioness’ alongside Aditi Rao Hydari and British Actress Paige Sandhu.
Lioness, certified by the National Film Development Corporation (NFDC) and the British Film Institute (BFI), is the first ever official UK-India co-production being made under the bi-lateral treaty signed by both countries in 2008. The film was launched at the recently concluded Cannes film festival and is written and will be directed by award-winning filmmaker Kajri Babbar.
The star will also be seen alongside Shabana Azmi in Imaginary Rain. It is directed by ‘Michelin Star’ chef and filmmaker Vikas Khanna.
