Ranveer Singh and Bobby Deol come together for a Rs 150 crore ad film that costs more than 'Chhaava' and 'Stree 2'

Ranveer Singh and Bobby Deol have been giving sleepless nights to their fans with their new looks and fans were anticipating what exactly it was. Was it a film? But that is going to take some time. Right now, they have come together for an ad film that also stars Sreeleela and the budget is a jaw-dropping Rs 150 crore.

This is now history in the making since it happens to be one of the most expensive ad films of all time, directed by Shah Rukh Khan’s Jawan director Atlee, and that costs more than ‘Chhaava’ and ‘Stree 2’.

A source was quoted saying, “The ad campaign for Ching’s Desi Chinese, featuring Ranveer Singh, Bobby Deol and Sreeleela directed by Atlee, is being made on a massive budget of around ₹150 crore. This alone makes it one of the biggest ad campaigns ever executed, featuring celebrated stars and a huge budget.”

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