OMG! Ranveer Singh is Working With Rohit Shetty

Ranveer Singh is Bollywood's current golden boy . With his latest film Befikre , Aditya Chopra's directorial comeback , slated for release Ranveer is the current talk of tinsel town.

His promotional video for Akshay Kumar starrer Rustom also had us in splits ( the man can seriously entertain your socks off) And now , the news is that he's doing a combined venture with Bollywood's blockbuster director Rohit Shetty.

Yup , news is that the two are working together on a multi crore Indo-Chinese venture, the poster for which Ranveer had put up on social media .

But don't faint with excitement just yet , the upcoming production is NOT a blockbuster movie . Rather , its an advertisement campaign starring Ranveer as his beloved alter ego Ranveer Ching and actress Tammanah Bhatia of Bahubali fame. 

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The campaign being produced by YashRaj Films is being kept under wraps and has all the makings of a Bollywood masala flick with a Hollywood disaster film influence. It's all set to release on the 19th of August. Check out the promo bellow.

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