On-screen character Irrfan Khan has been restricted into star in Hollywood film Puzzle by New York-based Big Beach Films, known for delivering the Oscar-winning Little Miss Sunshine. It will be coordinated by Marc Turtletaub.

Turtletaub shared that “I feel blessed to have the chance to work with this uncommon screenplay and gifted cast. It is uncommon to discover such a particular story of a lady discovering her actual self in midlife.”

The film will be helmed by Big Beach’s co-accomplice Turtletaub. It is an adjustment of the Argentine film Rompecabezas. It was coordinated by Natalia Smirnoff and turned out in 2010. It was selected for the Golden Bear at the Berlin Film Festival.

Irrfan said in an announcement: “I’m truly anticipating working with the group who have been related with extraordinary movies like Little Miss Sunshine, Loving and some more.”

The film tells the story of a 40-something lady who is overcome with nurturing the men in her family. When she finds she has a present for amassing astounds, her reality starts to open and her whole family is compelled to change and develop too.

Irrfan, who featured in Ron Howard’s 2016 film Inferno, in light of a book by Dan Brown with a similar name, will soon leave for New York to start chip away at the venture in which he articles the lead close by Emmy grant winning on-screen character Kelly Macdonald. She has featured in motion pictures The Girl in the Café, No Country for Old Men and some more.

“My co-performing artists have a mind blowing exhibit of work and I’m upbeat to soon be working with somebody as gifted as Kelly Macdonald. We will start work in June,” he said.

Khan’s Hollywood credits incorporate Inferno with Tom Hanks, Ang Lee’s Life of Pi and Jurassic World with Chris Pratt. He is spoken to by Gersh and Brillstein Entertainment Partners.

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