Saiyami Kher: For a forthcoming movie, Saiyami Kher and her co-star Gulshan Devaiah from “8 A.M. Metro” will be working together again.

Saiyami and Gulshan reportedly just shot together.

“Saiyami and Gulshan share a very organic comfort level, both on and off screen,” an insider told IANS. The chemistry between them is just as engaging and natural as it was during their most recent collaboration.

The insider went on to say, “This is a special project that will bring them together again very soon, even though details are being kept under wraps.”

This will be the third project that Saiyami Kher and Gulshan Devaiah have worked on together. They have previously worked together on many occasions.

Regarding her career, the actress has finished filming “Haiwaan,” which stars Saif Ali Khan and Akshay Kumar.

Sharib Hashmi also appears in the Priyadarshan-directed movie. The film, which began filming in August of this year and features scenic locales like Kochi, Ooty, and Mumbai, brings Akshay and Saif back together after an 18-year separation.

Her most recent film appearance was in Gopichand Malineni’s Jaat.

In addition to Ramya Krishnan, Jagapathi Babu, Prashant Bajaj, Zarina Wahab, P. Ravi Shankar, and Babloo Prithiveeraj, the film has Sunny Deol, Randeep Hooda, Regena Cassandrra, Vineet Kumar Singh, and Saiyami Kher in important parts.

Following an enigmatic traveler, Jaat confronts a vicious laborer-turned-criminal boss over his incessant demand for an apology, which leads to a confrontation between the two.

Gulshan, meanwhile, is well-known for his parts in Hunterrr, Hate Story, and Shaitan. He has appeared in online series including Bad Cop, Guns & Gulaabs, Afsos, Duranga, and Dahaad.

The actor’s most recent endeavor is Sachin Pathak’s “Perfect Family.” Manoj Pahwa, Seema Pahwa, Girija Oak, and Neha Dhupia are also included. On November 27, it was made available on the Jar Series YouTube channel.

Mohit Chhabra and Pankaj Tripathi are the debut producers of the series, which is produced by Ajay Rai of Jhaar Pictures. With a humorous twist, the program examines the stigma associated with treatment in India. It centers on a less-than-ideal family that must attend family therapy because of a predicament with their little daughter and the ensuing mayhem.