Kangana said “There’s a time for everything and if that time has to come in my life then it will come. I do want to get married and have my own family… but, at the right time it will happen.”
The trailer show cased the ups and downs in the lives of an unconventional couple — a junior artist and an aspiring actor, who begin their mad-cap journey as they hustle together to achieve their ambitions in the city of dreams, Mumbai.
Sharing what made him say yes to the film, Nawazuddin earlier said, “Tiku Weds Sheru is a comedy-drama that weaves elements of real-life struggles that people go through with a unique love story. Tiku and Sheru, are very different personalities who have a common dream. What excited me about Sheru is that while personifying challenges faced by individuals aspiring to achieve success in the entertainment industry, he is relatable, brings his own set of quirks, and stands out as an endearing character.”

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