MUMBAI : Bollywood actor Vijay Varma on Saturday announced the wrap of his upcoming show, which has been directed by Sumit Saxena.

The ‘Gully Boy’ actor took to his Instagram handle and shared pictures from the wrap, featuring the entire team. In the caption, he wrote, “It’s a wrap! It’s been almost 100 days of immersive relentless work and we finally can enjoy our festive season. Praising the show’s team, Vijay added, “The toughest team shot one of the most intricate stories I came across. We will bring this to y’all soon. Cheers to the team. Yet untitled show.”

Vijay has a bunch of super interesting projects in the kitty, for which he has been shooting non-stop in places like Mumbai, Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan. These include, ‘Darlings’ with his ‘Gully Boy’ co-star Alia Bhatt, ‘Fallen’ with Sonakshi Sinha and ‘Hurdang’ with Nushrratt Bharuccha and Sunny Kaushal besides this untitled project.

NEW DELHI: Team ‘Yudhra’ starring Siddhant Chaturvedi and Malavika Mohanan in lead roles has headed to Kandla in Gujarat for the next shoot schedule of the film.

Taking to his Instagram handle, Siddhant shared a glimpse of him boarding the flight as he sets to jet off to the next shoot destination. Sharing the picture he wrote, “Team #Yudhra off to #Kandla.” He also shared a glimpse of the script reading session with the director and his co-star Malavika. Alongside the snap, he wrote, “Very excited for this one ;)”

Directed by Ravi Udyawar, the film is touted as a romantic-action thriller. Ritesh Sidhwani and Farhan Akhtar’s Excel Entertainment is producing it. The film is set to hit the theatres in 2022. Apart from ‘Yudhra’, Siddhant will be seen in ‘Phone Bhoot’, co-starring Katrina Kaif and Ishaan Khatter. The film, penned by Ravi Shankaran and Jasvinder Singh Bath, marks the first-ever collaboration between the three actors. Siddhant will also be sharing screen space with Ananya Panday and Adarsh Gourav in their upcoming film ‘Kho Gaye Hum Kahan’.

NEW DELHI: To say Rajinikanth is an actor, would be an understatement. In the eyes of his fans, he is an icon, an inspiration, one of his kind — he’s ‘Thalaiva’ (the leader).

Superstar Rajinikanth’s birthday is no less than a festival. From fans to friends and members of the film industry, everyone eagerly waits for December 12 every year. So on the 71st birthday of the prestigious 51st Dadasaheb Phalke awardee, here’s a look at some of the things about Rajinikanth that raise him to the status of the beloved ‘Thalaiva’ of the masses.

Rajinikanth’s acting skillset is a complete package. Known for his panache, exciting stunts and mind-boggling action, Rajinikanth can effortlessly play any kind of role — whether it’s a don, a common man, or a robot. His powerful, action sequences, especially wherein he takes on the bigger evils in society, makes even the audience feel empowered. From working as a bus conductor to striving hard to making it to the top, Rajinikanth’s journey and success story are extremely inspirational.

By the 1990s, Rajinikanth established himself as a commercial entertainer. Almost all the films released during this period were highly successful at the box office. While Rajinikanth is one of the highest-paid actors in the country, he is also among the top ones who believe in charity and provide for the people in times of need and distress.

Not restricted to Tamil cinema, Rajinikanth has made his mark in the Indian film industry as a whole. While a majority of his body of work might be in Tamil, he still found a way to transcend boundaries in a way only Thalaiva could.

NEW DELHI: It’s been a year that Bhumi Pednekar’s ‘Durgamati’ was released on Amazon Prime Video. Taking to social media, ‘the hero’ of the film, Padnekar, shared some behind-the-scenes visuals from the film sets.

Pednekar, who lifted the whole film on her shoulders as a leader took to her Instagram handle and shared some interesting behind-the-scenes (BTS) visuals from the shoot of the horror drama. “#one year of Durgamati,” she captioned the post with a string of folded hands emotions.

‘Durgamati’ which is a remake of the Anushka Shetty-starrer south film, Bhaagamathie marks Akshay Kumar’s second movie as a producer. He himself stated in an interview that the role of Chanchal, the IAS officer reminded him of Bhumi and hence she was chosen for it.

Helmed by Ashok G, presented by Akshay Kumar with Mahie Gill, Cape of Good Films and Arshad Warsi also being a part of it, bankrolled by Bhushan Kumar, Krishan Kumar, Vikram Malhotra and Akshay Kumar the Abundantia Entertainment has been released on 11 December 2020, and is available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video.

MUMBAI: Did you miss the presence of Bollywood celebrities at Vicky Kaushal and Katrina Kaif’s intimate wedding? Don’t worry. The newlyweds are all set to hold a grand reception in Mumbai next week, and you can expect your favourite stars to grace the event.

As per a source, Vicky and Katrina will throw the party for the film fraternity in the upcoming days and will resume work after concluding all wedding festivities. The two, who tied the knot at Six Senses Fort Barwara in Sawai Madhopur yesterday, were spotted boarding a helicopter to Jaipur airport on Friday morning.

Hours later, Vicky’s parents and brother Sunny Kaushal were also clicked by shutterbugs at the Jaipur airport. Actor Sharvari Wagh and producer Amritpal Singh Bindra were also there.

MUMBAI: ‘Baahubali’ fame director SS Rajamouli is all set to come up with the new film ‘RRR’, which features a stellar cast including Alia Bhatt, Ajay Devgn, Jr. NTR, and Ram Charan.

A day ago, he unveiled the film’s trailer that has left everyone impressed. On seeing the huge excitement and anticipation of the audiences from ‘RRR’, Rajamouli opened up on his craft in the film, said, “Obviously a lot of people will be expecting the same kind of film after Baahubali. We can’t keep bringing the same film again and again. But the trick is, if you look deeply, they’re not looking for another Baahubali. They’re waiting for the kind of experience they had in the film. The kind of emotion they felt in the film. That’s what they want. But, they can’t tell you that. They don’t have that much of analysation to tell you that. So, they simply say we need another Baahubali. But what they actually want is the same kind of emotions and highs they got in the film.”