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Time of India
5 hours ago
- Time of India
Janki Bodiwala shares how working with Ajay Devgn, R. Madhavan prepared her for 'Vash Vivash Level 2'
Actress Janki Bodiwala , who is known for her work in 'Vash', and 'Shaitaan,' will soon be seen in the sequel to her Gujarati film 'Vash.' The actress said that watching, learning, and absorbing the skills from cinema biggies Ajay Devgn and R. Madhavan , and Jyotika in 'Shaitaan' prepared him well for 'Vash Vivash Level 2.' The 2023 Gujarati supernatural thriller 'Vash' was a landmark moment for Gujarati cinema. This re-release season, the film is heading to the theaters once again and will bow on August 22 in cinemas in Gujarat. The sequel, titled 'Vash Vivash Level 2', also stars Hiten Kumar, Hitu Kanodia, Monal Gajjar, Chetan Daiya , and Prem Gadhavi. The film delves deeper into the dark and supernatural saga of an ordinary family caught once again in the sinister web of an enigmatic figure with mysterious powers. For Janki Bodiwala, who reprises her role in Vash Vivash after also playing it in 'Shaitaan', the journey this time was more demanding than ever. Reflecting on her process, she shared, "Honestly, just watching Ajay sir and Madhavan sir work was like being in a potent acting workshop every day. The control, the subtlety, and the consistency of two masters. I carried that same restraint into Level 2, especially in the high-tension scenes". by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like American Investor Warren Buffett Recommends: 5 Books For Turning Your Life Around Blinkist: Warren Buffett's Reading List Undo She further mentioned, "'Level 2' pushed me harder emotionally. The scenes were far more intense and layered. Physically too, it was more challenging, with moments that really tested my stamina and control. Krishnadev sir knows how to challenge me, and he didn't let me slip into autopilot with this character. He made sure I brought his towering vision to life on screen in the most realistic way possible." Produced by Kalpesh Soni and Krunal Soni and directed & written by Krishnadev Yagnik , Vash Level 2 is releasing in Gujarati, and 'Vash Vivash Level 2' releases in Hindi nationwide on August 27, 2025. "Get the latest news updates on Times of India, including reviews of the movie Coolie and War 2 ."
Time of India
6 hours ago
- Time of India
'Drishyam 2' producer Kumar Mangat Pathak granted bail by Patiala House court
Producer has been granted anticipatory bail by the Patiala House court in Delhi with regard to an FIR lodged by . Rajinder had alleged that he transferred money to the tune of INR 75 lakhs for the dubbing of 'Drishyam 2' for its release in the Chinese market, including China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now The court found no substance in the allegations against Kumar Mangat Pathak after considering the facts, circumstances, and evidence on record. The court observed in the ledger entries that the payment made to the corporate account of Panorama Studios International Limited by Rajinder Goel was for a Gujarati film, and not for 'Drishyam 2.' The producer's legal team said in a statement, "It is categorically stated that Mr. Kumar Mangat Pathak on behalf of his company Panorama Studios International Limited (PSIL) has never entered into any transaction or agreement with Mr. Rajinder Goel, and as such, he has never invested any money with Mr. Kumar Mangat Pathak or PSIL. His allegations are false, baseless, concocted and appear to be an afterthought designed to create a misleading and malicious narrative with intentions to malign the reputation of Kumar Mangat Pathak and PSIL. It is further clarified that any dealings , transactions done by Mr. Rajinder Goel were solely with a third party and not with Mr. Kumar Mangat Pathak or his company. Any attempt to link Mr. Kumar Mangat Pathak to such transactions is wholly unfounded and malicious." Following the bail, Kumar Mangat Pathak has instructed his legal team to initiate Rs 100 crore defamation suit against Rajinder Goel. The producer's advocate, Vineet Dhanda, said, "We also urge members of the press to act with responsibility and refrain from publishing or circulating unverified and false narratives that can cause unwarranted harm to Mr. Pathak's reputation and standing in the film industry." "The legal team will take all necessary steps, including legal proceedings, against any individual or entity found propagating such falsehoods," he added.
Indian Express
11 hours ago
- Indian Express
Vyjayanthimala was ready to quit movies at 35, but people from the industry didn't accept her decision: ‘The offers kept coming'
For the most part, Bollywood is a world few ever leave willingly. Many who enter continue working until their last breath or until they slip to the bottom of the call sheet. Yet, there are rare exceptions, and one of the most striking is actor Vyjayanthimala. Born into a traditional family in Chennai, she stepped into films, matched the best in the business at their own game, and then chose to walk away long before anyone could catch up. In a recent interview, Vyjayanthimala discussed the events leading up to her exit from the film industry and how she wasn't planning to wait for anyone's permission to leave. In an interview with ETimes, Vyjayanthimala was asked how she feels when she looks back at her time in films. She replied that God has been very kind to her throughout her life and that she feels fortunate to still enjoy good health. The actor added that she has no regrets about her career, and believes her early exit was shaped by several factors, one being that she began working at a very young age. Vyjayanthimala made her debut at just 16 with the Tamil film Vaazhkai in 1949. The actor said that by the time she was 35, she was ready to move on and start a family. ALSO READ: Abandoned by Bollywood, child star extraordinaire pledged allegiance to Pakistan in 1950s; Raj Kapoor tried to lure him back Director Naresh Kumar's Ganwaar boasted a stellar cast, featuring Rajendra Kumar, Pran, and Jeevan. It was also Vyjayanthimala's final film. The actor admitted that few in the industry were willing to believe or accept her decision to step away. Yet, despite the disbelief, she was determined to leave, having already made up her mind to marry Dr. Chamanlal Bali, the Kapoor family's physician. Vyjayanthimala revealed that their bond grew stronger through a shared passion for golf, which ultimately brought them closer together. Vyjayanthimala also listed some films that she feels were the highlight of her career, such as B. R. Chopra's Sadhana, Raj Kapoor's Sangam, Bimal Roy's Madhumati, Lekh Tandon's Amrapali, Vijay Anand's Jewel Thief, and of course, Dilip Kumar and Nitin Bose's Ganga Jumna. The classical dancer-turned-actor admitted that while she cherished every moment of her acting career, she has no regrets about leaving when she did and never dwells on what might have been.
