Sonakshi Sinha is on a roll. She is all set to play underworld king Dawood Ibrahim's favourite sister Haseena in a biopic directed by Apoorva Lakhia.
According to a report in DailyBouncer, the actress is going to be playing the notorious gangster who reigned the Mumbai underworld after her husband Ismail Parkar was killed by a rival gang.
Sona has often been accused of not experimenting much with her choice of roles with the sole exception of Lootera. But she has definitely taken some strides to change all that.
This is not the first time Sonakshi would be doing a movie based on the underworld. Milan Luthria's Once Upon Ay Time in Mumbai Dobaara! had her play the love interest of the gangster (supposedly based on Dawood Ibrahim's life). But it was a supporting role. This time though she dons the titular character as the 'Godmother of Nagpada' and would definitely be breaking some norms.
The film is likely to go on floors by early 2016. Before that though, we will see Sonakshi on the big screen along with Konkona Sen Sharma packing some punches in Akira which releases later this year.
According to a report in DailyBouncer, the actress is going to be playing the notorious gangster who reigned the Mumbai underworld after her husband Ismail Parkar was killed by a rival gang.
Sona has often been accused of not experimenting much with her choice of roles with the sole exception of Lootera. But she has definitely taken some strides to change all that.
This is not the first time Sonakshi would be doing a movie based on the underworld. Milan Luthria's Once Upon Ay Time in Mumbai Dobaara! had her play the love interest of the gangster (supposedly based on Dawood Ibrahim's life). But it was a supporting role. This time though she dons the titular character as the 'Godmother of Nagpada' and would definitely be breaking some norms.
The film is likely to go on floors by early 2016. Before that though, we will see Sonakshi on the big screen along with Konkona Sen Sharma packing some punches in Akira which releases later this year.
