Actor Rajkummar Rao has shared a few pictures declaring the initiation of The White Tiger, an upcoming Netflix film based on the novel of a similar name by Aravind Adiga. The on-screen character took to Instagram on Monday to post the photos, the first demonstrates him presenting with Priyanka Chopra. The second picture likewise incorporates Director Ramin Bahrani and a co-star.

Rajkummar subtitled the post,  "Can't wait to start #TheWhiteTiger with these supremely talented people. @priyankachopra #RaminBahrani #AdarshGourav #MukulDeora @netflix @NetflixIndia."

Priyanka stated, "Day 1 table read for #TheWhiteTiger with this incredibly talented team #RaminBahrani @rajkummar_rao @gouravadarsh! Can't wait for the shoot!!! @netflix @netflix_in."

The White Tiger is the second Netflix adjustment of an Adiga epic. The spilling administration had recently adjusted Selection Day too. Priyanka will likewise star in a forthcoming superhuman movie directed by Robert Rodriguez, additionally for Netflix. She recently showed up in the romantic comedy, Isn't It Romantic.

"I'm so excited to work with Ramin Bahrani and Netflix to bring Aravind Adiga's poignant story to cinematic life. When I read the book, I was fascinated with the perspective of the narrative. The story's portrayal of raw ambition and the extent one will go to to achieve one's goals is riveting. I look forward to filming this in India this fall and also working along with Rajkummar for the first time and the wonderful cast Ramin is putting together," Priyanka said in an announcement.

Rajkummar, in the interim, will next be found in the comedy Made in China, which releases around Diwali this year. The film, which recounts to the account of a road shrewd Gujarati salesman, likewise stars Mouni Roy and Paresh Rawal.

The White Tiger pursues the unprecedented adventure of an independent man from bistro specialist in a town to effective business visionary in a major city. "I have wanted to make a film of Aravind Adiga's brilliant novel The White Tiger for over a decade. I am grateful to have the opportunity to work with Mukul Deora, Netflix and such an incredible cast on this project," said Bahrani in an announcement. The acclaimed producer's last movie was an adaption of Fahrenheit 451, featuring Michael B Jordan.