Tusshar Kapoor takes Mumbai local train from Virar to Churchgate to beat 'ghastly' traffic - watch video

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Bollywood actor Tusshar Kapoor who was shooting on the outskirts of Mumbai took the Mumbai local train to beat ‘ghastly' traffic. He took to social media and shared a video of sitting at the window seat of a Virar to Churchgate local train on the Western Railway.

Tusshar wrote, "#aboutlastnight Agar Virar Churchgate wali railway ki 1st class seat li hai toh ek selfie video toh banta hai! When there's a will there's a way to beat the ghastly traffic back from the shoot life on the outskirts of Mumbai #naigaonvasai #hellishjamm."

Tusshar was seen wearing a mask and boarding the first-class compartment with barely any crowd. Check out the video below.

Meanwhile, on the work front, Tusshar will be a part of the upcoming streaming project 'Dunk: Once Bitten Twice Shy'. The film, directed by Abhishek Jaiswal, is set to go on floors on June 1.

The film, which is backed by Prerna Arora, marks the OTT debut of Tusshar Kapoor and showcases him in a role that is full of intensity and intrigue, a departure from his previous work.

The film also stars Nidhhi Agerwal, Suchitra Krishnamoorthy, and Shivin Narang. It is produced by Prerna Arora, UJS Studio, and Ess Kay Gee Entertainment.

He will also reunite with Shreyas Talpade in the upcoming film 'Kapkapiii'. A horror-comedy, the film has been directed by late director Sangeeth Sivan. Shreyas and Tusshar have worked together in 'Golmaal 2', 'Golmaal 3' and 'Golmaal Returns'.

Director Sangeeth Sivan is known for his work on hilarious films like 'Kya Kool Hain Hum' and 'Apna Sapna Money Money'. 'Kapkapiii' is touted to be a laughter riot with a touch of chills and shivers as the title suggests. Produced by Jayesh Patel under the banner of Bravo Entertainment and written by Saurabh Anand and Kumar Priyadarshi, the film is expected to be released in theatres soon.

Tusshar spilled the beans on what made him jump at the role. He said, "I really enjoyed the script. Of course, the team had a very good vibe, especially Sangeeth sir, with whom I've worked before in 'Kya Kool Hai Hum'. My character is within the realm of comedy and horror but very different from what has been portrayed by me in my earlier films."

He added, "The film will surprise you at every turn, and that's what my character is as well - full of twists and turns. Sangeeth sir and Shreyas have enhanced my image as a comic actor because of our shared camaraderie."

The film also boasts a stellar ensemble cast, including Sonia Rathee, Siddhi Idnani, Jay Thakkar, Varun Pandey, Dherendra Tiwari, Dinkar Sharma, and Abhishek Kumar.

(With inputs from Agencies)