Alia Bhatt REACTS to Ajay Devgns Drishyam The Conclusion trailer: Hat-trick incoming
Alia Bhatt has reacted to the trailer of Drishyam The Conclusion, adding to the buzz around the upcoming third instalment of the franchise. The trailer introduces a new challenge for Vijay Salgaonkar, played by Ajay Devgn, as he once again finds himself trying to protect his family from the law. One of the key highlights of the trailer is Jaideep Ahlawats entry as SP Crime Branch Rajveer Singh Tomar, who appears to pose a fresh threat to Vijay. The trailer offers a glimpse of the conflict between the two and raises questions about whether Vijay will manage to stay one step ahead this time as well. The mystery surrounding the story is expected to unfold when the film arrives in cinemas on October 2, 2026. The return of Vijay Salgaonkar and his family has also generated interest among audiences who have followed the franchise. Alia Bhatt joined the conversation after watching the trailer and shared her reaction on social media. The actress wrote, Hat-trick incoming. Her brief post comes as the franchise heads towards its third chapter. Directed by Abhishek Pathak, Drishyam The Conclusion features Ajay Devgn, Tabu, Shriya Saran, Rajat Kapoor, Jaideep Ahlawat and Prakash Raj, along with Kamlesh Sawant, Ishita Dutta and Mrunal Jadhav. The film is presented by Star Studio18 and produced by Panorama Studios. Abhishek Pathak has directed the film and also co-written it with Aamil Keeyan Khan and Parveez Shaikh. The production team includes Alok Jain, Ajit Andhare, Kumar Mangat Pathak and Abhishek Pathak. Also Read : Sanjay Leela Bhansali wraps shoot of Ranbir Kapoor, Alia Bhatt and Vicky Kaushal starrer Love and War
Web Series Review: THE REVOLUTIONARIES is a grand, compelling and well-performed historical drama
Star Cast: Bhuvan Bam, Rohit Saraf, Pratibha Ranta, Gurfateh Singh Pirzada Director: Nikkhil Advani Synopsis: THE REVOLUTIONARIES is the story of unsung heroes. Rash Behari Bose (Bhuvan Bam) is an assistant professor in the chemistry department of a college in Dehradun. He has successfully created the impression that he is firmly loyal to the British Crown. In reality, he is secretly plotting to strike at the Empire. On December 23, 1912, he, along with Basanta Kumar Biswas (Rajdeep Bhattacharya), hurls a self-made bomb at the convoy of Lord Hardinge (Richard John Maddison), the Viceroy and Governor-General of India. Hardinge survives, though he is severely injured in the attack. Lt Col Reginald Edward Harry Dyer (Jason Shah) is deeply disturbed by the incident and vows to track down the culprit. His investigation brings him to Dehradun, but Rash Behari Bose escapes in the nick of time. Severely injured, Rash reaches Benaras, where the Sanyal family, headed by Abani (Tota Roy Chaudhary), takes care of his treatment and recovery. The Sanyals have secretly been helping revolutionaries while ensuring that the British remain completely unaware of their activities. Meanwhile, Abani's nephew, Sachindra Nath Sanyal (Rohit Saraf), is no longer content remaining in the shadows. Inspired by Rash Behari Bose, he wants to actively participate in the freedom struggle. While Rash is recuperating at the Sanyal mansion, Sachindra is introduced to Pratibha (Pratibha Ranta) as a prospective bride. Pratibha develops feelings for Sachindra after learning about his revolutionary leanings. Meanwhile, Dyer gets an indication that Rash Behari Bose may be hiding in Benaras and arrives in the holy city. What happens next forms the rest of the series. The Revolutionaries Story Review: THE REVOLUTIONARIES is adapted from the book 'Revolutionaries: The Other Side Of How India Won Its Freedom' by Sanjeev Sanyal. Sanyuktha Chawla Shaikh, Akshita Wadhwana, Shobhit Narang and Rutvi Mehta's story is truly fascinating as it throws light on those freedom fighters that the aam junta might not know about. Sanyuktha Chawla Shaikh, Akshita Wadhwana, Shobhit Narang and Rutvi Mehta's screenplay is very captivating and also moving in some places. However, the writing gets stretched in some places. Sanyuktha Chawla Shaikh, Akshita Wadhwana, Shobhit Narang and Rutvi Mehta's dialogues are heroic while remaining firmly in sync with the world and tone of the series. Nikkhil Advani's direction is supreme. THE REVOLUTIONARIES is mounted on a grand scale and it is evident that it is an expensive production. Nikkhil does full justice to the grandeur. More importantly, the series tells the stories of revolutionaries whose names may be familiar to many, but whose extraordinary exploits are not widely known. In fact, viewers would be amazed to learn about what these freedom fighters managed to pull off and how their actions later inspired several other great revolutionaries. And thats not all. Dyer is largely associated with the ghastly Jallianwala Bagh massacre. This web series attempts to shed light on his life before that infamous episode, though the entire track of him chasing Rash Behari Bose is fictional. Nevertheless, the show effectively brings out his devious mindset and childhood trauma. The freedom fighters are well etched as characters and hence, one constantly roots for them. Several nail-biting sequences stand out, including the thrilling chase in Dehradun, the raid at Bengali Tola in Benaras, the fake funeral in Benaras, the firing in Chandernagore and its aftermath, Pratibhas daring entry in Chandernagore and the plane crash sequence. The madness at the docks is another highlight, while the climax is memorable. On the flipside, the web series is too lengthy. There are eight episodes, most of which have a run time of 50 minutes. The makers pack in too much with several characters. Ideally, they should have shortened the proceedings. A few characters like the ever-coughing Kirpal Singh (Riyansh Taneja) appear all of a sudden. Sachindra Nath and Pritabhas love story develops too quickly and is unconvincing. Even though the love story and the songs are fine, they often take away from the realism of the series. The makers probably wanted to make the series more commercial, but the shift in tonality seems abrupt in some places. The Revolutionaries Performances: Bhuvan Bam is astonishing in the role of Rash Behari Bose. The actor has a certain image owing to his funny videos and hence, entrusting him with such a serious role is a risk. Thankfully, it pays off. He has the maximum screen time and delivers a performance that will be remembered. Rohit Saraf, too, breaks his image and comes up with a terrific and heroic act. At the same time, he also impresses in the romantic portions, something that his fans have always loved. Pratibha Ranta leaves a huge mark yet again after LAAPATAA LADIES [2024]. Her character is also quite well fleshed out. Gurfateh Singh Pirzada (Bagha Jatin) makes his presence felt with his performance and screen presence, though he gets a bit overshadowed by the other actors. Jason Shah is outstanding as the antagonist and gets the nuances just right. Tota Roy Chaudhary delivers a dependable performance. Paoli Dam (Pishima) is a revelation, bringing genuine gravitas and grit to the screen. Avijit Dutt (Vishnu Chandra Sanyal) and Kashish Saluja (Kartar Singh Sarabha) make a strong impression. Pratik Laxman Motwani (Maan Singh) gets to play a crucial role and impresses. Riyansh Taneja is over-the-top and unintentionally funny as he plays a character who has supposedly been coughing every 20 or 30 seconds for ten years! Athena Loanna Wyn Vlachos (Rebecca O'Malley) and Liana Hu (Suzie; Chinatown) have limited screen time and yet, are memorable. Others who do well are Richard John Maddison, Edward Lorimer Barnabas Robinson (DCP Charles Tegart), Neil Bhoopalam (Lala Har Dayal), K C Shanker (P N Tagore) and Rajdeep Bhattacharya. The Revolutionaries music and other technical aspects: Songs are decent and well-woven into the narrative. Maahiya stands out due to its choreography and picturization. Jai Durga is grand while Aur Aayenge is exhilarating. Ashutosh Pathak's background score is in sync with the mood and theme. Gairik Sarkar's cinematography enhances the film's visual appeal and grandeur. Amin Khatib's action is entertaining, with only a few scenes turning gory. Zenia Daruvala's costumes and Surabhi Verma's production design effectively recreate the bygone era. The VFX by PhantomFX, Light N Light VFX Studios and Ensision VFX Private Limited is appropriate in some portions, though it looks unrealistic in several scenes. Special mention should go to Dynamite Design's title design, which is quite immersive. Sagar Manik's editing is satisfactory, though it could have been sharper in a few places. The Revolutionaries Review Conclusion: On the whole, THE REVOLUTIONARIES is a grand, compelling and well-performed historical drama that succeeds in bringing the remarkable stories of lesser-known freedom fighters to the forefront. Rating - 3.5 stars
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Saif Ali Khan has opened up about two films from his career, Cocktail and Humshakals, admitting that he considers his decision to act in the former a mistake. In a conversation with Gulf News, the actor explained that he took on the lead role in Cocktail primarily because he was producing the film and wanted to ensure that the project was completed. Released in 2012, Cocktail starred Saif alongside Deepika Padukone and Diana Penty. While looking back at the film, Saif said, I did the part because we were producing it; it was an inevitable mistake, 100 per cent that was a mistake, and that was a slightly regressive script choice. Otherwise, it was a breezy, fun entertainer. The actor explained that his decision was not driven by the appeal of his character. I didnt do it for the role; I did it so the film could get made. You do things for various reasons. I knew fully well that the exciting role is the Veronica part but its one of those things you do anyway, he added. Saif Ali Khan says he was miscast in Humshakals Saif also reflected on Sajid Khans 2014 comedy Humshakals, admitting that he believes the bigger issue was his casting rather than the film itself. I personally think that I was a miscast in Humshakals because its not my thing. Certain actors could really pull that off, and you need a kind of commitment and the ability to make people laugh on a very slightly different level, which perhaps I wasnt able to convince myself to do or wasnt just basically good enough in it, Saif said. The actor also suggested that Sajid Khan may have expected him to approach the comedy in a different way. I think Sajid expected me to do that stuffperhaps.like Akshay Kumar could have done it; that was the mistake, but I stand by the movie, and I stand by him (Sajid), and of course, we have to all stand by our movies, he said. On the work front, Saif Ali Khan is gearing up for Haiwaan, a crime thriller starring him alongside Akshay Kumar. Directed by Priyadarshan, the film also features Shriya Pilgaonkar and Saiyami Kher in key roles. Haiwaan is scheduled to release in theatres on September 11. Also Read:Saif Ali Khan reveals Akshay Kumar pulled a hilarious prank on him on the sets of Haiwaan: He stole my watch, Every time he shakes your hand, he can steal your watch
Rashmika Mandanna partners with HYBE INDIA to discover young female talent in India
HYBE INDIA has partnered with actor Rashmika Mandanna for its HYBE INDIA Audition: Final Call, an initiative aimed at discovering and developing young talent across India. As part of the campaign, Rashmika has spoken about her own journey and encouraged aspiring young women to take steps towards their ambitions. The collaboration comes after HYBE INDIA announced the final phase of its audition initiative, which is searching for talent with the potential to connect with audiences in India and globally. In a campaign video featuring Rashmika, the actor reflects on the dreams that shaped her career, the opportunities she received and the effort that went into turning her aspirations into reality. The video also includes glimpses of her childhood. Rashmika, who has worked across multiple Indian film industries, has built a career that spans different languages and regional markets. Through the campaign, she encourages young girls to recognise their abilities, remain confident in their individuality and consider opportunities that could help them pursue careers in the entertainment industry. Her association with the HYBE INDIA Audition: Final Call is focused on encouraging young women to explore their potential across different areas of performance and creative work. Rashmika Mandanna said, Every journey begins with an opportunity and the courage to take that first step. When I look back at my own journey, I know how much it takes to keep believing in yourself, working hard and saying yes to possibilities that can take you somewhere you may never have imagined. Honestly, I think this is a first-of-its-kind opportunity in India, and Im incredibly excited to be partnering with HYBE INDIA on this journey. HYBE is a name known across the world for creating some of the biggest artists and global voices, and the fact that they are looking to India to discover young talent is really exciting. There are so many young girls across the country who dream of becoming artists, performers and role models, and I hope they make the most of this opportunity. I hope every girl who has a dream gives herself that chance The HYBE INDIA Audition: Final Call is an expansion of the initiatives earlier phase and is open to Indian female participants born between 2005 and 2011. Applicants can audition across categories including vocals, rap, dance, acting and modelling. HYBE INDIA is looking for participants with individual talent and perspectives, with the aim of providing opportunities for selected artists to develop their skills and explore opportunities on a wider platform. With Rashmika associated with the campaign, the initiative is also seeking to reach more young women across India and encourage them to consider careers in the creative and entertainment fields. Further information about eligibility, application guidelines and audition schedules is available through the official HYBE INDIA audition website and its social media channels. Also Read : Rashmika Mandanna reveals how hip injury led to unexpected family time with Vijay Deverakonda; says, This is the most time we have spent together
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Tusshar Kapoor says being a star kid is an Agneepath in a sense: You get your first break, but
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Actor R Madhavan recently took time off his shooting schedule to attend the US Open quarter-finals at Arthur Ashe Stadium in New York City. The actor shared glimpses of his courtside experience on social media, giving fans a look at his interest in sports beyond his film work. Madhavan was among the celebrities present at the Grand Slam event, where he watched the quarter-final action live from the stadium. Sharing a video from the venue, the actor spoke about the opportunity to watch a top-ranked player compete at the US Open. Not every day, that you get to see the world number one play at the US Open, Madhavan said in the video. The actor appeared to enjoy the atmosphere at Arthur Ashe Stadium as he watched the match from the stands. His social media post captured the excitement around the high-profile tennis fixture, with Madhavan seen taking in the action alongside the spectators. View this post on Instagram A post shared by R. Madhavan (@actormaddy) R Madhavan Shares His US Open Experience Madhavan has previously spoken about his interest in sports and often shares glimpses of his personal interests on social media. His latest appearance at the US Open offered fans a different glimpse of the actor as he stepped away from his usual film-related appearances. The US Open is one of tennis' four Grand Slam tournaments and attracts players and spectators from across the world. Arthur Ashe Stadium, the tournament's main venue, regularly hosts some of the biggest matches on the tennis calendar. Madhavan's appearance at the quarter-finals also placed him among several international celebrities and public figures who attended the event. The outing comes as the actor continues to balance multiple projects in Indian cinema. On the work front, Madhavan has been associated with films across Hindi, Tamil and other industries. He was most recently seen in projects including Rocketry: The Nambi Effect, which he also directed and produced, and has continued to take on varied roles across genres. His latest US Open outing, however, saw the actor step away from the world of cinema for an evening and enjoy one of tennis' biggest events from the stands. Also Read:R Madhavan reacts to GDN entering fourth week in theatres; says, Four weeks in, and theatres are still full of people of every age
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Spider-Man: Brand New Day is nearing a domestic box-office record. The film is just ten million dollars away from Star Wars: The Force Awakens. It has already earned over nine hundred twenty-three million dollars domestically. Worldwide, the movie has crossed two point four billion dollars. This performance positions it as a major box-office success.
ORIGINAL ARTICLE: Netflix Drops Shaque Trailer Featuring Parineeti Chopra Netflix has released the trailer for 'Shaque: Trust No One,' featuring Parineeti Chopra in her series debut. The post Netflix Drops Shaque Trailer Featuring Parineeti Chopra appeared first on DESIblitz .
Jean Smart eyes Emmy Awards history; to win best comedy in every season
Hania Aamir Makes Music Debut with Punjabi Song
ORIGINAL ARTICLE: Hania Aamir Makes Music Debut with Punjabi Song Pablo Hania Aamir has released her first song 'Pablo,' a Punjabi hip-hop track addressing her critics, featuring Rakhi Sawant in outro. The post Hania Aamir Makes Music Debut with Punjabi Song Pablo appeared first on DESIblitz .
Four-day Kashmir film festival sharpens spotlight on filmmakers destination, local storytellers
Besides the screening of 120 movies from around 30 countries, scores of locals, including students, film enthusiasts, artists and filmmakers, were provided a platform to meet and learn from the big names of Bollywood like Ramesh Sippy, Vidhu Vinod Chopra, Imtiaz Ali etc.
Shri Ramayan Katha - Official Teaser
Watch the Official Teaser from Hindi movie 'Shri Ramayan Katha' starring Dev Sharma, Anjali Arora. 'Shri Ramayan Katha' movie is directed by Abhishek Singh. To know more about 'Shri Ramayan Katha' teaser watch the video. Check out the latest Hindi teasers, new movie teasers, trending Hindi movie teaser, and more at ETimes - Times of India Entertainment.
