Kriti Sanon shares emotional post as she wraps up ‘Do Patti’ shoot, thanks Kajol and entire team

Updated : Dec 19, 2023 21:37
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Kriti Sanon has shared that she has completed shooting for 'Do Patti’ on December 19. The movie will arrive in 2024 and it also stars Kajol.

Kriti took to Instagram and shared a video with the cast and crew celebrating the wrap up. She also shared an emotional note in the post and mentioned that this film is close to her soul. She wrote, ‘Do Patti has had my heart, soul, brain, love, tears, dreams and more.. My first as a producer under @bluebutterflyfilmsofficial and I’ve thoroughly enjoyed this creative journey!! 
 
Praising Kanika she wrote, ‘my brilliant writer and co-producer- I lovveee your passion for films and I’m so glad we did this together! here’s to telling many more exciting stories together.” 
 
She also praised Kajol and wrote, “ma’am I’m so so glad I got to work with you again!! I love that you are so real in a not-so-real world! Thank you for always helping me give my best! “ 
 
‘Do Patti’ is the maiden production of Sanon and writer Kanika Dhillon's newly-launched banners Blue Butterfly Films and Kathha Pictures, respectively. This is the second collaboration between Kriti and Kajol after Dilwale.  

Netflix shared a picture that featured Shashanka Chaturvedi, Kajol, Kriti Sanon, Kanika Dhillon and Mart Ratassepp. The post read, ‘Anddd it's a WRAPPP!🎊The exciting journey of #DoPatti comes to an end, arriving in 2024, only on Netflix!’ 

Kriti Sanon

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