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India Today
17-07-2025
- Entertainment
- India Today
Saare Jahan Se Accha: Pratik Gandhi leads India's secret mission in espionage-drama
The announcement video of Pratik Gandhi's new show 'Saare Jahan Se Accha', introduces him as an intelligence officer. The series is based on India's surveillance and espionage missions against enemy video starts with Gandhi's character sitting in the control room. While explaining spy operations, he says, "For a spy, every little detail is important. The success of failure of our mission depends on it. Our target is the enemy nation. And the goal? To enter their backyard and stop them from becoming a nuclear power."advertisement"We can't afford to miss anything. Morse codes, phone calls, numbers, transactions, dates. This Independence Day, our mission is clear. We have to keep India one step ahead of the enemy," he adds. Set against the turbulent backdrop of the 1970s, Netflix's upcoming series - 'Saare Jahan Se Accha' unveils a gripping tale of espionage, sacrifice, and national essays the role of a meticulous and resilient intelligence officer, Vishnu Shankar, in the new series. The fictional-drama offers a tense, mission-based story. The show's ensemble cast includes Sunny Hinduja, Suhail Nayyar, Kritika Kamra, Tillotama Shome, Rajat Kapoor and Anup trailer here: While speaking about 'Saare Jahan Se Accha', Gandhi said, "With Saare Jahan Se Accha, we've built a world that's urgent, intense, intimidating, and full of quiet tension."He further said, "Playing intelligence officer Vishnu Shankar, someone who walks the tightrope between duty and morality, was one of the most challenging roles I've taken on. Can't wait for the audience to step into this world of espionage with us"Gandhi previously featured in the Netflix film - 'Dhoom Dhaam', co-starring actor Yami Gautam.'Saare Jahan Se Accha' is created by Gaurav Shukla. It is creative produced by Bhavesh Mandalia. Mandalia has also executive produced the series alongside Gaurav Shukla, Sejal Shah, Aditya by Sumit Purohit, the espionage-drama is co-written by Bhavesh Mandalia, Gaurav Shukla, Meghna Srivastava, Abhijeet Khuman, Shivam Shankar, Kunal Kushwah, Ishraq Shah.'Saare Jahan Se Accha' is scheduled to release on Netflix on August 13.- EndsMust Watch
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First Post
11-07-2025
- Entertainment
- First Post
Can Ranveer Singh's 'Dhurandhar' seal the hattrick for Jio Studios & B62 after Article 370 and Dhoom Dhaam?
Starring Ranveer Singh in a fierce new avatar alongside Sanjay Dutt, Akshaye Khanna, R. Madhavan, and Arjun Rampal, Dhurandhar is poised to be one of 2025's biggest releases read more When two creative powerhouses like Jio Studios and B62 Studios come together, one can expect nothing short of pathbreaking content. After the success of their previous collaborations such as Article 370 and Dhoom Dhaam, the studios have reunited to present their latest offering — Dhurandhar. The first look of Dhurandhar, unveiled on Sunday, has already taken the industry by storm. Garnering over 100 million views in record time, the high-octane action-thriller promises an immersive cinematic experience. Directed by National Award-winner Aditya Dhar (Uri: The Surgical Strike), the film features spectacular production values, a gripping narrative inspired by untold true events, and adrenaline-charged action sequences crafted for the big screen. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD A trade insider shares, 'Jio Studios has truly cracked the code for compelling, beautifully crafted storytelling that have resonated with audiences. In recent times, they've delivered a remarkable slate with standout successes like Laapataa Ladies, Shaitaan, Stree 2 and Mrs. to name a few. What sets them apart is their sharp eye for talent and meaningful collaborations—partnering with visionaries like Aditya Dhar and dynamic production houses like B62 Studios. Together, they've consistently delivered content that resonates across audiences. With Dhurandhar, they're not just continuing that momentum—they're set to raise the bar even higher.' Starring Ranveer Singh in a fierce new avatar alongside Sanjay Dutt, Akshaye Khanna, R. Madhavan, and Arjun Rampal, Dhurandhar is poised to be one of 2025's biggest releases. Releasing globally on 5th December 2025, this cinematic spectacle is set to showcase what happens when two studios align on scale, storytelling, and a vision to raise the bar for Indian cinema! Presented by Jio Studios and produced by Aditya Dhar, Lokesh Dhar, and Jyoti Deshpande under B62 Studios, Dhurandhar is shaping up to be not just a film, but a cinematic statement.
Khaleej Times
10-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Khaleej Times
'Dhoom Dhaam', 'The Boys' Season 4, 'Uppu Kappurambu': Our top picks for the weekend watch
Dhoom Dhaam Hindi language movie | Action/Comedy | Netflix So, if you're in the mood for something light-hearted, breezy, and totally entertaining — with a twist on the usual wedding rom-com formula — Dhoom Dhaam on Netflix might just hit the spot. Think arranged marriage, mistaken identity, high-speed chases, and a gender role reversal that's both endearing and hilarious (even if a tad predictable). Yami Gautam Dhar, who rarely ever gives a bad performance, plays Koyal with charm and fire, while Pratik Gandhi is an absolute delight as Veer — a timid, unsuspecting groom caught in a wild ride on his wedding night. Basically, 'saviour complex' flipped on its head. So, don't expect nuance, but do expect fun, and maybe even a few unexpectedly progressive punches! For fans of: Rom-coms with a shot of adrenaline By Somya Mehta Uppu Kappurambu Telugu language movie | Comedy | Prime Video At a time when Telugu cinema is running high with its larger-than-life productions, giving its larger peer Bollywood a run for its money, this comedy flick feels like a breath of fresh air. Headlined by Keerthy Suresh and supported by Suhas and Babu Mohan, the movie directed by Ani IV Sasi centres around a unique problem facing a fictitious village: What happens when it runs out of burial space? Suresh plays the village chief confronting the problem in a production that blends eccentricity, satire and humour. For fans of: Off-beat movies, humour, satire By Rajagopalan Venkataraman The Boys Prime Video | 4 Seasons | Superhero Satire / Action Everyone's talking about James Gunn's Superman this weekend — and while it's a fresh, hopeful take on the cape, here's something that throws hope out the window and asks: What if superheroes were corporate-owned narcissists with zero morals? Enter The Boys — a gloriously unhinged, R-rated takedown of superhero worship. Brutal, hilarious, and uncomfortably relevant, it imagines a world where "heroes" are products and power is pure corruption. Antony Starr as Homelander delivers one of the best villain performances on TV, while Karl Urban's Billy Butcher is the scruffy, foul-mouthed human fighting back. It's sharp, savage, and absolutely binge-worthy. Season 5 just wrapped filming — so if you haven't jumped in yet, you've got a year to catch up. For fans of: Invincible, anti-heroes, political satire By Husain Rizvi Heretic Apple TV | 1h 51m| Horror How far can belief get you? Can faith change your fate? If you find yourself in a house with a creepy killer, but no one knows, do you have any hope of getting out? This psychological thriller starring a brilliantly foul Hugh Grant is a lesson in mental (and physical) manipulation – with a little body horror thrown in. When two young women missionaries show up at a remote house and try to talk faith to a seemingly innocuous middle-aged man who lures them in only to dissect their beliefs and then offer them two doors out of his home, they must reassess everything they believe in, including how far they will go to survive. For fans of: Criminal Minds, Mindhunter By Karishma Nandkeolyar
Hindustan Times
27-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
EXCLUSIVE: Kunal Kemmu NOT approached for Brooklyn Nine Nine Indian remake; details of pilot episode inside
The American cop-comedy series Brooklyn Nine Nine, starring Andy Samberg, the late Andre Braugher, Melissa Fumero, Stephanie Beatriz, Terry Crews, Joe Lo Truglio and Chelsea Perretti, has become a cult classic over the years. And now, it is getting an adaptation in Hindi for the Indian audience. Kunal Kemmu; a still from Brooklyn Nine Nine Recent reports stated that Rishab Seth, who has directed Dhoom Dhaam and the recently released Mistry, is going to be helming the show, but seems like it's all a bit in the early stages. And now a source close to the development informs us, 'The makers do have a strong desire to bring out the Indian adaptation, but it is at a very nascent stage. Nothing is signed or confirmed as of yet and they are still looking out for a platform.' Reports also suggested that actor Kunal Kemmu has been approached to play the lead character, essayed by Andy in the original. However, that isn't the case. 'The casting of Kunal Kemmu is a complete rumour. His name has been discussed among the makers due to his impeccable comic timing, but he has not been a part of those discussions yet and nothing has been taken to him. The casting process is still a few months away,' the source shares, giving an important update on the show. 'The writers have written a pilot episode and fleshed out the characters as per Indian setting, but it's all a little early. Although, if all things go well, the show might hit the screens after a year,' the source says. Brooklyn Nine Nine follows a group of cops in the 99th precinct in Brooklyn, New York, and their everyday antics as they solve cases with a hint of humour. The show has achieved cult following over the course of its six seasons run, and is often rewatched on TV and streaming.
Time of India
25-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Eijaz Khan on his deep bond with music; says ‘Music doesn't fix you, but it makes life bearable'
Eijaz Khan , best known for his intense performances in projects like City of Dreams, Adhrishyam, Dhoom Dhaam, and Shah Rukh Khan's Jawan, recently opened up about something far more personal than a role or a script — his profound and emotional relationship with music. What unfolds is not just a love for melody, but a quiet testimony to the healing power of sound. On the topic of the current wave of remixed classics flooding Bollywood, Eijaz is refreshingly honest. 'I have mixed feelings about it. There's a very fine line,' he says. He isn't against experimentation, but what bothers him is the dilution of emotional memory. 'As long as the original song is respected and its essence isn't lost, it's okay,' he explains. But too often, the remixes feel like 'noise,' stripping away nostalgia and repackaging emotionless versions for quick consumption. 'It feels like those memories are being erased and repackaged like junk food,' he says, with a clarity that reveals his deep respect for original artistry. Asked which musician moved him the most, Eijaz doesn't hesitate. 'George Michael,' he answers. 'His voice doesn't try to be vulnerable — it just is. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Trading CFD dengan Teknologi dan Kecepatan Lebih Baik IC Markets Mendaftar Undo It scratches you, it makes you bleed, it shakes you.' For him, albums like Listen Without Prejudice and Older resonate on a visceral level, mirroring his own inner struggles. The pain, isolation, and silent battles in Michael's music echo chapters from his own life. 'Those albums aren't just music to me — they've become lifelines. ' Recounting a powerful moment from a Guns N' Roses concert, Eijaz reveals, 'When they started playing my favorite hits, I didn't scream or sing along. I just froze and started crying.' In that moment, he felt a convergence of his past and present selves. 'I was that young boy, Eijaz Khan, who didn't understand so many things but had Guns N' Roses as a companion.' That concert was not just an experience — it was a memory stitched back together, a form of emotional closure. Naming his favorite song is easy: Older by George Michael . 'That song isn't preachy — it feels like a quiet, honest conversation you have with yourself,' he reflects. With every passing year, its meaning grows deeper. 'Every line, every word feels like a page pulled straight out of my own emotional diary.' Music, for Eijaz, goes beyond entertainment or inspiration. 'It transforms you. It helps you evolve. Sometimes it gives your deepest pain a voice,' he says. It hasn't fixed him — but it has comforted him through despair. 'You understand music differently when you're broken,' he says poignantly. 'And I think during my loneliest phases, music understood me even when I didn't understand myself.' From silence to song, from solitude to self-awareness, Eijaz Khan's emotional world is intimately tied to the music that shaped him. 'Sometimes it's healed me. Sometimes it's haunted me. But always, it's comforted me.' And in those melodies and lyrics, we see not just the actor, but the man — real, raw, and remarkably resonant.
