Guddi Maruti makes comeback in films after nine years


Mumbai, Sep 10 (IANS): Actress Guddi Maruti, best known for her role of Bua in TV show “Doli Armaano Ki”, will be making a comeback on the silver screen after a hiatus of nine years with the upcoming Bollywood comedy film “Hum Sab Ullu Hain”.

Guddi, who was last seen in 2006 film “Rehguzar”, was a prominent face in the film industry earlier having appeared in films like “Khiladi”, “Shola Aur Shabnam”, “Aashik Aawara”, “Dulhe Raja” and “Biwi No. 1”.

“Guddi will be seen playing a suspicious woman who never trusts her husband. She is seen as an angry irritated wife who blames her husband for everything,” a source said.

“It is one of the quintessential roles that brings out the best in her. Her violent outbursts and other angry scenes in the movie had the crew members in splits. While not shooting, the actress would have long chats with the director behind the camera. She always looked at improvising,” the source added.

Directed by T Manwani Anand, "Hum Sab Ullu Hain" stars Gavie Chahal, Vandana Lalwani, Rakesh Bedi and Upasna Singh.

Singers Alka Yagnik, Kunal Ganjawala and Javed Ali have lent their voices for the movie.

The film is made under the banner of Sona Enterprises.

 

  

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