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Anticipation Builds as Emraan Hashmi Considered for Don 3’s Antagonist

The buzz around Farhan Akhtar’s envisioned sequel to the Don franchise has reached a fever pitch with the revelation that Bollywood’s heartthrob Emraan Hashmi may be cast as the antagonist in Don 3. After the conspicuous presence of Hashmi at the offices of Farhan and his production partner Ritesh Sidhwani, speculations have grown, especially with the recent confirmation of Ranveer Singh stepping into the shoes of the iconic character. Paparazzi recently caught Hashmi during a joyride in his new luxury vehicle, playfully prodding him about taking on the Don mantle, hinting at the prevalent anticipation among fans and media alike. With Emraan’s villainous performance in the OTT-released Tiger 3 garnering praise, the stage seems set for him to delve into another dark character.

Suriya’s Stellar Collaborations Continue

On another front, notable Tamil star Suriya is winding up his current project, a period action drama titled Kanguva, aiming for a summer release window. His partnership with director Sudha Kongara Prasad, with whom he created magic in Soorarai Pottru, is set to blossom again in his new venture temporarily dubbed Suriya 43. Suriya is not the only big name attached to this project; the cast includes Malayalam heartthrob Dulquer Salmaan, Vijay Varma, and marks the return of Nazriya Nazim to Tamil cinema after a decade. Furthermore, GV Prakash Kumar celebrates his 100th film with this social drama.

Shahid Kapoor Springs Back into Dance

In the world of music and dance, Shahid Kapoor, known as Sasha, reminds us of his dancing prowess in a fresh song from his latest film, Teri Baaton Mein Aisa Uljha Jiya. The track, “Laal peeli akhiyaan,” has stirred excitement amongst his fanbase as he is renowned for his exceptional dance skills, a passion that dates back to his early career as a background dancer. Kriti Sanon, starring opposite him, took to social media to hype up the fans with the energetic choreography and beats of the song.

Teaser Excitement for Kalki 2898 AD

Meanwhile, Nag Ashwin’s ambitious project Kalki 2898 AD, featuring an ensemble cast including Prabhas, Deepika Padukone, Amitabh Bachchan, and Kamal Haasan, though not premiering during Pongal and Sankranthi as initially hoped, is keeping the festive spirit alive. A teaser has been approved by the Central Board of Film Certification and is poised for release, promising the audience a glimpse into the much-awaited film.

Suniel Shetty’s Secret Role in an Upcoming Rom-Com

Gossip within the industry suggests that Suniel Shetty is gearing up for a significant role that will introduce a dramatic turn in Karan Johar’s next untitled romantic comedy, starring newcomers Ibrahim Ali Khan and Khushi Kapoor. The exciting project, under the guidance of director Shauna Gautam, is buzzing with the potential of a direct OTT release with international streaming negotiations reportedly in progress.

Celebrating Raveena Tandon on Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa

This week’s episode of the popular dance show Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa is all set to honor the versatility of Raveena Tandon. The episode will turn back the clock to the 1990s as contestants pay tribute to her array of on-screen personas. Tandon’s love for experimenting with unconventional looks has often set her apart and contributed to the success of her iconic songs.

Controversy Surrounds Annapoorani: The Goddess of Food

Lastly, Nayanthara’s Annapoorani: The Goddess of Food is embroiled in controversy barely two weeks after its Netflix release. The film, which centres on a temple cook’s daughter who challenges culinary norms in her community, has faced backlash for seemingly offending religious sensibilities. Outcry over a specific scene has prompted Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd to issue an apology and coordinate with co-producers and Netflix to have the film edited or removed to contain the uproar. The industry, while pushing boundaries in storytelling, sometimes finds itself at the crossroads of creative freedom and cultural sensitivities.