Sharman Joshi has a never before seen avatar in 3 Storeys

Sharman Joshi

Actor Sharman Joshi will be seen sporting two different looks in Excel Entertainment and B4U Motion Picture's 3 Storeys. While the first look of the actor showcased him in a never seen avatar, the recently released song 'Bas Tu Hai' revealed the second look of the actor. The thriller will feature Sharman Joshi in two completely different avatars, where the actor is dressed in formals and sporting a moustache with spectacles for the first look, the second one showcases him as the young loverboy.

'3 Storeys' will mark the first professional collaboration of actor Sharman Joshi with the producer duo Farhan Akhtar and Ritesh Sidhwani for Excel Entertainment. Sharman Joshi will be playing a part of a metropolitan city presenting multiple narratives once again after Life in a Metro. 'Bas Tu Hai' featuring Sharman Joshi and Masumeh present an incomplete love story crossing roads yet again in present.

The trailer showcases different stories, each one tangled between their pasts holding secrets in the present. Throwing light on the mysterious stories, the trailer makes for an interesting watch. '3 Storeys' is directed by debutante director Arjun Mukerjee, who has had a history of AD filmmaking. The film is set in a middle-class community setting of Mumbai and closely looks at a few intricately intertwined lives making you wonder about people's 'real' faces.

The project is helmed by debutante director Arjun Mukerjee, and produced by Priya Sreedharan, Ritesh Sidhwani and Farhan Akhtar. '3 Storeys', presented by Excel Entertainment & B4U Motion Pictures, is an Open Air Films production which releases on the 9th of March 2018.

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