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Vivek Oberoi to portray Modi in PM's biopic

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Publish: Fri, 4 Jan 2019 (18:55 IST) Updated: Fri, 4 Jan 2019 (18:58 IST)
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Mumbai: Actor Vivek Oberoi will be next seen in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's biopic, portraying the titular role, trade sources said on Friday.
The movie is titled 'PM Narendra Modi' and will be directed by Omung Kumar, who has earlier helmed  biographical dramas like 'Sarbjit' and 'Mary Kom'.
 
Produced by Sandip Singh, the first look poster of the film will be launched on January 7, the sources added.The filming will start from mid-January 2019.(UNI) 
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