Wamiqa Gabbi vs Sonia Kour: Watch Ammy Virk opens up on who he will be paired opposite in 'Nikka Zaildar 3'

Wamiqa Gabbi vs Sonia Kour: The first triquel of the Punjabi industry brings forward a massive confusion ahead of its release.

In a recent interview with Punjabi Mania regarding her upcoming movie titled 'Nikka Zaildar 3', actress Sonia Kour hoped that the character of Dimple in her third Punjabi movie will open more doors for her in the Punjabi film industry.

Speaking in another interview, Nikka Zaildar 3 actor Ammy Virk believed that her co-actress has already opened enough doors for herself in the Punjabi industry. Virk, who has been a constant in the franchise, considered himself fortunate to get it in the first place.

"She [Sonia Kour] is already doing 'Nikka Zaildar'. What more doors will open [laughs]? Nikka Zaildar is a very big franchise. I am very fortunate to be part of this franchise. Genuinely, it's a big thing. If people like a movie, they recognize you even if you've played a small part," Virk was quoted as saying.

Wamiqa Gabbi vs Sonia Kour - Who will Ammy Virk be paired opposite in Nikka Zaildar 3?

The first two parts of the movie saw comedy and romance in equal proportions. Speaking contrary to the same, Virk revealed that the third part will majorly dwell in the comic genre.

"It [Nikka Zaildar 3] will be an outright comedy movie. You will see very little of romance and emotions. Only comedy. Not that it's a nonsense comedy. Sensible comedy. It is close to reality," Virk said.

Much like Virk, actress Sonam Bajwa featured in the first two parts. Despite the presence of Sonia Kour and Wamiqa Gabbi in the first and second part respectively, it was Virk and Bajwa who formed the romantic pair in the first two parts. Being asked about who will he be paired opposite in Bajwa's absence, Virk wanted the audiences to find out the same themselves upon the release of the movie on September 20.

"This question is better unanswered. People should have that suspense that which way I will eventually go [in the movie]. It also ables them to form opinions about the movie," Virk added. Watch the full video below: