Sonakshi Sinha is a budding journalist everyone can relate to in this Noor teaser

The fun clip is getting people excited for the Bollywood adaptation of Saba Imtiaz's Karachi You're Killing Me

02 Jun, 2016

Yesterday, we got a look at Sonakshi Sinha's journalist avatar in the upcoming flick, Noor, which is an adaptation of Saba Imtiaz's novel, 'Karachi, You're Killing Me.'

"The movie will be based in Mumbai and has the eponymous Noor Roy Chaudhary, a 20-something journalist, at its centre," informs a source close to the development.

And today, on her birthday, the actress has shared a super fun teaser on social media.

Heres my Big Birthday Surprise...She’s every girl. She’s #Noor #IAmNoor #Happy #GotMyGlowOn Here's a peek. Presenting the #NoorFlash. Waiting to hear what you guys think. @noorthefilm @sunhilsippy @abundantiaent @tseries.official

A video posted by Sonakshi Sinha (@aslisona) on Jun 1, 2016 at 10:50pm PDT

We see her waking up groggy and getting through a monster hangover, followed by many other shades of her personality.

While Sinha will be taking on the lead role, supporting cast is yet to be finalized. Here's hoping the movie does justice to the book!

Comments

charu Jun 02, 2016 02:25pm

"everyone can relate to!!!"...seriously!!! Most of the Indian girls cant "relate to" waking up from a hangover...what we can relate to is having a hurried chai and rusk/bread for breakfast haggling with kaam wali bai for being late, trying to find a matching duppatta or an ironed shirt...running from house and just about making it to the local train/bus or wading our car through traffic....eyeing that last empty seat on train/bus or a parking spot And should you have kids or live in a joint family post marriage...uff then toh you are not even likely to find time for putting a little makeup before heading out...talk about taking a selfie!!!! most of my female colleagues agree that the most relaxed part of our day is the time spent in office :) In Mumbai, women buy veggies before boarding local train, and chop them for dinner on the ride back home when...when will bollywood make a movie about that

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Mady Jun 03, 2016 12:32am

@charu In that case you may like 80's bollywood-movies 'Chhoti si Baat', Ranjiganda, 'Baton-Baton Mein' or Paheli. All Amol Pakekar's movies :-)

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