Bhojpuri Film "Dance" Starring Khesari Lal Yadav Continues Shooting in Chandauli Forests!

Chandauli, Uttar Pradesh - Renowned Bhojpuri actor Khesari Lal Yadav is currently wandering in the forests of Uttar Pradesh these days. Just a few days ago, he was spotted in the jungles of Chandauli, and now he can be seen around the waterfalls, dams, jungles, and villages of Chandauli. For more than a month now, Khesari Lal Yadav has been busy shooting for his Bhojpuri film "Dance" under the direction of director Dheeraj Thakur. As part of shooting for his films, he is currently exploring the forests extensively.

The storyline of the Bhojpuri film "Dance" demands shooting predominantly amidst forests and farmlands, which is precisely what's happening. Alongside hardcore action, the film "Dance" will also feature a compelling musical love story. With a mega budget, the film promises to showcase excellent action and original stunts. The makers have focused on delivering an outstanding film that goes beyond leaks and leaves budget concerns behind.

The shooting of the Bhojpuri film "Dance" has been ongoing across various locations in Uttar Pradesh for the past month, and it is expected to be remembered for its grandeur in the coming times. Khesari Lal Yadav has put tremendous effort into shooting the climax of this film in the hilly jungles of Chandauli, enduring harsh sunlight for almost a week.

Under the banner of Snip Corporation, the cast of the Bhojpuri film "Dance" includes Khesari Lal Yadav along with Sweta, Shahwar Ali, Samarth Chaturvedi, Pappu Yadav, Dev Singh, Mahesh Acharya, Vijaya Laxmi, Sweta Naval, Je Neelam, JP Singh, Gauri Shankar, Aryan Babu, Chahat Raj, and Mahi Khan. Sudhir Singh is producing the film, while the renowned film director Dheeraj Thakur is directing it. Dheeraj Thakur has previously directed around 10 films. This information was provided by the film's publicist Sanjay Bhushan Patiala. The film's songs and music have been composed by Krishna Bedardi, while the cinematography has been handled by N. Shravan.