‘Vash Vivash Level 2' trailer: In ‘Vash' sequel, schoolgirls get possessed
Krishnadev Yagnik's film is scheduled to be out in Gujarati and Hindi on August 7. The cast includes Janki Bodiwala, Hitu Kanodia and Hiten Kumaar.
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Priyanka Chopra was rejected for this role by the director, later it became her most loved performance, she even abused the director because..,film was…
Priyanka Chopra was rejected for this role by the director, later it became her most loved performance, she even abused the director because..,film was… In the glitzy and glamorous world of Bollywood, many stars come and go, but there are rarely any actors who make a name for themselves on the big screen and leave an everlasting mark. But before being so successful and building that stardom, they go through their own sets of struggles and challenges that hardly take the limelight. One such example of this is Priyanka Chopra, who delivered a role so iconic that its magic remains unmatched even today. The film that we are talking about is none other than Anurag Basu's Barfi. Released in 2012, this film was a box office hit and earned massive praise for its heartwarming storyline and powerful performance. But behind the portrayal of Jhilmil's grace and simplicity, it was Priyanka Chopra who played the role of the autistic girl with so much conviction that she left everyone stunned. When Anurag Basu Rejected Priyanka Chopra for Barfi Recently, Priyanka shared a heartfelt post, taking fans behind the scenes of how Jhilmil came to life. She wrote, 'In Jan 2009, while filming 'Anjaana Anjaani' in New York with Ranbir Kapoor, he mentioned his next, Barfi!' With Anurag Basu, a filmmaker I admired. So when Sir offered me Jhilmil, I was thrilled. We met at my Mumbai home; I'd just returned from an event, dressed to the nines. He took one look and said he couldn't imagine me as Jhilmil. I understood. I didn't want to mess it up either. We agreed to workshop for 5 days.' When Priyanka Chopra abused Anurag Basu Priyanka revealed that Anurag also had doubts about whether she could play the part. She further added, 'We immersed ourselves in research, reading, watching videos, meeting children on the autism spectrum, and doing exercises in his Aram Nagar office. One day, he asked me to hurl vile Hindi expletives at him. Mortified, I still tried; it was hilarious, liberating, and pulled me out of my comfort zone. After more 'Basu-style' drills, Jhilmil was born.' Priyanka revealed that most of Jhilmil's scenes were improvised. 'Sir shared an idea, and we ran with it.' This shoot also held deep personal meaning for her, as it was one of the last times her father visited her on set. Calling Barfi! one of her 'most treasured films,' Priyanka praised Ravi Varman's cinematography as 'pure poetry,' Ileana D'Cruz's elegance as Shruti, and Ranbir Kapoor's star quality. About Basu, she wrote, 'His storytelling is magic.' Barfi took over two years to be completed. The film had several breaks in between, so the team wasn't sure how it would churn out, but what the aftermath was was totally unexpected. 'They did beyond our dreams. The love for Jhilmil has stayed with me ever since,' she wrote. Ending her post on a reflective note, Priyanka asked, 'On this nostalgic Saturday, I felt like sharing. What are you reminiscing about these days?'
Time of India
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- Time of India
‘Mahavatar Narasimha' becomes 8th biggest Hindi hit of 2025 beating Akshay Kumar's 'Kesari 2' and Sunny Deol's 'Jaat'
Mahavatar Narasimha achieves a box office milestone. The animated film becomes the 8th highest-grossing Hindi movie of 2025. It earns over Rs 107 crore in just 16 days. The film surpasses Sunny Deol's Jaat and Akshay Kumar's Kesari 2. Positive audience reviews drive the film's success. This marks a significant achievement for Indian-made animation. In yet another historic feat, Ashwin Kumar 's Mahavatar Narasimha has stormed into the record books by becoming the 8th biggest Hindi grosser of 2025 so far, surpassing the lifetime totals of Sunny Deol 's Jaat (Rs 88.26 crore) and Akshay Kumar 's Kesari 2 (Rs 92.73 crore). The animated mythological epic has now collected a staggering Rs 107.65 crore in just 16 days, cementing its place as one of the year's most unexpected and remarkable success stories. The film's rise is particularly significant because it is an animated feature, a genre that has historically underperformed in India when made by Indian box office has a long history where animation films from Hollywood have done exceedingly well be it The Jungle Book or Inside Out 1 and 2 . . However, with Mahavatar Narasimha, the audience has shown that if the story strikes the right chord, format is no barrier. The journey began on a modest note with Rs 1.35 crore on Day 1, but positive word-of-mouth quickly changed the trajectory. Day 2 jumped to Rs 3.25 crore, and Day 3 soared further to Rs 6.8 crore, setting the stage for a strong first weekend and ending week 1 with Rs 32.45 crore in Hindi, while overall collection across languages was at Rs 44.75 crore. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like The World's Most Stunning Blue Flag Beaches Ranked: Top 25 List! Click Here Undo The second weekend proved to be the turning point. On Day 8 , the film recorded earned Rs 5.5 crore in Hindi , and day 9 the collections jumped to Rs 11.5 crore and on 10th day it minted Rs 17.5 crore. The film's collection stayed steady and during the second week the film earned Rs 54.95 crore in Hindi, taking the overall Hindi collection to Rs 87.4 crore. The film saw a major drop on its third Friday ( day 15) where it collected just Rs 5.25 crore in Hindi but on Saturday ( Day 16) the film saw a 200 % jump as per early estimates by Sacnilk to collect Rs 15 crore in Hindi, thus taking the overall collection of the film to Rs 107.65 crore. The film not only became the first animation film to breach Rs 100 crore mark in Hindi but also went on to become the 8th biggest Hindi film of the year by replacing Jaat and Kesari 2.
Time of India
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- Time of India
Deepika Padukone steps back from acting in ‘The Intern' remake; will focus as producer on the project: Report
The Hindi remake of the Hollywood hit 'The Intern' was first announced in 2021, with Deepika Padukone set to both act and produce. The plan was for a quick turnaround and a release the following year. But almost five years later, with little progress and only a few updates, reports now say DP will not appear in front of the camera. Instead, she will focus only on producing the film, leading what's being called a 'creative and logistical reboot' of the project. Search begins for new female lead A report by Mid-Day revealed, 'This time, Deepika will step away from acting in the film to serve solely as a producer, overseeing the creative and logistical reboot. A new leading lady is being cast to play the part she was once slated to perform.' Casting for the new heroine is now underway, with the fresh production set to be guided entirely by Padukone's vision as producer. Shift towards telling global stories According to the same report, Padukone's move reflects a bigger career change. 'The Intern is the first of five projects she plans to mount in the coming year. She is looking to tell stories that are globally relevant,' the report added. Popular tale with worldwide appeal The original 2015 film 'The Intern', directed by Nancy Meyers, starred Robert De Niro as a senior intern at a fashion start-up, with Anne Hathaway as the company founder. The warm and uplifting story has already been adapted in Japan as the 2022 TV drama 'Unicorn Ni Notte', featuring Hidetoshi Nishijima and Mei Nagano in the lead roles. Deepika has a busy acting schedule Even though she will not act in 'The Intern' remake, Deepika's acting career is quite busy. She is set to reunite with director Atlee after their blockbuster hit 'Jawan', and is also reportedly playing a key role in Shah Rukh Khan 's upcoming film 'King'.
