Mukesh Tiwari will be seen in the role of Commander in Chief in 'Gangs of Bihar'
New Delhi: The stories of 'Jagira' of the film 'China Gate' were even more frightening than Gabbar Singh. Jagira did not even leave dogs. He used to roar that 'I like my heart, I bite the dog and eat it'. This jagira of 'China Gate' was none other than Mukesh Tiwari, who has succeeded in making a mark in Bollywood today by his hard work and dedication. He has been continuously active in Bollywood since 'China Gate'. Now this jagira will soon be seen in the Bollywood film 'Gangs of Bihar' as the Commander in Chief.
The film is based on real crime story . The producer of this film is Mo Shafiq Saifi, who immediately accepted this offer when he presented it to Mukesh. Let me tell you, Mukesh Tiwari has been the best student of his time at the National School of Drama, New Delhi. After the first film 'China Gate', he has made his mark in popular films like 'Gangajal', 'Kidnapping' and 'Golmaal'. AAA Entertainment producer Mo Shafiq Saifi has started a film based on a real crime story titled 'Gangs of Bihar'.
Mukesh Tiwari will play the most important character Vijay Yadav in this action-packed thriller, which is going to be directed by Kumar Neeraj under the script. Najib Khan is the cameraman and Afroz Khan is the music director. After finishing the casting till Christmas, Jagira in Holi, singing Jogira with Sorry Mukesh will go to the film floor. Neeraj, who has directed several TV serials, claims that audiences will love an exciting saga of crime, revenge, politics, love flourishing in the shadow of terror.
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