'Nil Bata Sannata', a colloquial expression often used in UP to denote hopelessness, is written by Nitesh and will be shot entirely in Agra.
"For the first time she is making a feature film, which is based in Agra. The film will go on floors in next six months. We have chosen Agra because except the Taj Mahal nothing has been explored about the city, which has its own charm," Nitesh told PTI.
Ashwini is an advertising professional and has been helping her husband in his ventures. She had also assisted him in 'Bhootnath Returns', which is hitting theatres this Friday, and his last release 'Chillar Party'.
Ashwini also made a nine-minute-long film 'What's for Breakfast'.
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