Seven years after Jolly LLB 2's release, Akshay Kumar is ready to move the franchise ahead with its third installment, Jolly LLB 3. Khiladi Kumar will be seen alongside Arshad Warsi and Huma Qureshi in the courtroom comedy. Arshad began shooting for the film over the last weekend (April 29) in Rajasthan. A few days later, Akshay, too, joined the crew of Jolly LLB 3 for the shoot. The actor and Arshad's character will be seen as rivals in the movie.

Akshay Kumar begins Jolly LLB 3's shoot

Spilling the beans about the first schedule of Jolly LLB 3, a source told Mid-Day, "The first schedule will be 15-20 days long. Huma Qureshi is reprising her role as Akshay’s wife. She was filming Gulabi in Ahmedabad until last week and joined this project soon after." Following the Rajasthan schedule, the team of Jolly LLB 3 will head to Delhi for another schedule.

"The shoot in the national Capital will go on for 30-40 days from June to July and it will cover various parts of the city," a source told Hindustan Times. As per the media report, both outdoor and indoor shoots are scheduled near the Tees Hazari court area. 

Although Jolly LLB 3 will be shot across different states, the major chunk of scenes will be filmed in Delhi. It was earlier reported that the shoot might get postponed or cancelled due to heat. However, there's no truth to the rumours.

More about Jolly LLB 3

Meanwhile, Jolly LLB 3 will be produced by Disney and Cape of Good Films (Akshay's production banner). The face-off between two Jollys will take place in the third installment and the movie will release in cinemas next year (2025). 

On the work front, Akshay has a couple of films lined up for release this year. After Bade Miyan Chote Miyan's debacle, the actor will be seen in Welcome To The Jungle, Sarfira and Sky Force. His Eid release BMCM clashed with Ajay Devgn's Maidaan. However, it failed to work wonders at the box office.

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