Zinta to play a gangster?

It seems Bollywood’s dimpled beauty Preity Zinta, who is busy making her way back to the big screen and trying to resurrect her professional acting career, has now become a much in demand actress and will soon be seen playing the role of a gangster in director Dhulia’s film.

It’s reported that the actress has given a green light to play a mobster in director Tigmanshu Dhulia’s next ‘Jai Ramji’. However, she has not yet officially signed the project and will do it sometime soon.

Speaking about Preity agreeing to do the film, director Dhulia stated, "Preity Zinta liked the script and has agreed to work in the film. However, I have not yet formally signed her, as she is busy with IPL and is not in Mumbai. The formalities should be completed once she is back in the city.”

Preity to shoot in UP for the gangster movie Tigmanshu Dhulia also revealed that the gangster movie will be shot in Uttar Pradesh and in his movie Preity will be sharing screen space with Arjun Rampal, Irrfan Khan and Randeep Hooda.

"It is a gangster movie, set in eastern UP. Preity will be a part of the gang. The rest of the cast includes, Arjun Rampal, Irrfan Khan and Randeep Hooda. The film is going on floors in July and should be complete by December-January. And we hope to release the film soon after that,” stated Dhulia.

Preity to act with the Deols: After making her debut on television with the TV series 'Guinness World Records’, Preity has gained a lot of attention from filmmakers, and it seems that the actress has also acquired a leading role in Anil Sharma’s 3D action thriller ‘Masters’.

Touted to be a big budgeted project, in this film the actress will be seen sharing frames with Priyanka and the four Deols, namely Dharmendra, Sunny Deol, Bobby Deol and Abhay Deol.

Confirming the news about Preity being part of the film ‘Masters’, a source stated, "There are three slots which are still vacant. Sharma has previously worked with Preity and Priyanka in The Hero. And so he would love to have both the actresses on-board again."