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Jennifer’s big Bollywood break

Rumours of Jennifer Winget bagging a role in Zoya Akhtars latest directorial venture are doing the rounds Reportedly Jennifer will be seen opposite Fawad Khan and Ranveer Singh on the big screen

Updated At : 06:00 AM Jun 29, 2016 IST

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Big step: Jennifer Winget

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Rumours of Jennifer Winget bagging a role in Zoya Akhtar’s latest directorial venture are doing the rounds. Reportedly, Jennifer will be seen opposite Fawad Khan and Ranveer Singh on the big screen.

Jennifer posted a message on her social media on Monday saying, “#rumourhasit... haven’t you heard? andwhaddyaknow, maybe it’s ‘bout time! Now wont that be

#adreamcometrue...” By saying ‘a dream come true’, we wonder whether this post was her way of confirming the news!

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