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News18
07-08-2025
- Entertainment
- News18
Remember Ritviz's Liggi Girl? Vedika Pinto Plays Lead In Nishaanchi With Aaishvary Thackeray
In Liggi, Vedika Pinto played the the bride, dancing her heart out and getting used to her new life while her husband slept through all her adorable antics. Back then, Salman Khan had also lauded Ritviz's video and prominently mentioned Vedika, stating, 'Aaj ka generation, kamaal pe kamaal kiye ja rha h! So much energy, so cool and hip, fully into it! I think is ladki ka naam h Vedika Pinto!" In a rather big break, she now stars as the female lead in Nishaanchi, opposite Aaishvary Thackeray. Her face is prominently visible in the new poster from the film released earlier today. She is also great friends with the Pandays and was seen putting up a special performance for Ahaan Panday's sister Alanna Panday at her wedding. 'Aaj poster aur kal milegi pehli jhalak – style bhi hoga, dialogue baazi bhi! Teaser dropping tomorrow," wrote the makers, while sharing a new poster of Nishaanchi. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Amazon MGM Studios India (@amazonmgmstudiosin) Celebs and fans alike lauded the new poster for Nishaanchi. Navya Nanda, Dhadak 2 star Siddhant Chaturvedi, Raghav Juyal, Sooraj Pancholi, and others commented on the new poster from the film. The preview of Nishaanchi showcases a mix of action, drama, and comedy, hinting at a gritty, action-packed story with laugh-out-loud moments. The narrative follows two brothers, identical in appearance but vastly different in their choices, which shape their destinies. Adding to the excitement, a new poster has been revealed, announcing the release of the teaser scheduled for tomorrow, August 8. The poster captures the essence of desi cinema – bold, multi-layered, and dramatic. It promises a world where love, revenge, and destiny intersect. The film features the powerful acting debut of Aaishvary Thackeray in a high-octane double role, alongside Vedika Pinto, Monika Panwar, Mohammed Zeeshan Ayyub, and Kumud Mishra in key roles. Produced by Ajay Rai and Ranjan Singh under the banner of Jar Pictures, in association with Flip Films, Nishaanchi is directed by Anurag Kashyap and written by Prasoon Mishra, Ranjan Chandel, and Anurag Kashyap. The film releases in theatres on September 19.
Gulf Today
12-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Gulf Today
Ritviz: Coming from Darbhanga
Talking about his first tryst with the genre, Ritviz told IANS: "I first discovered electronic music back in 5th or 6th standard when I heard Tiësto bootleg-and that completely hooked me. This was long before the EDM wave really took off.' Ritviz, who lent his musical creations for the runway at the Blenders Pride Fashion Tour, said that he was excited to learn about the new sound. "I was just a school kid, excited about this new sound. I'd listen to it religiously, not knowing that one day I'd start making music myself,' said the talent, who was featured on Forbes India's 30 Under 30 list in 2021. The 28-year-old musician, whose real name is Ritviz Srivastava, feels proud to come from a small town in Bihar and making a name for himself with his tracks such as "Udd Gaye', "Liggi', ", Mehfooz' and "Thandi Hawa' to name a few. "Coming from Darbhanga, Bihar, where electronic music wasn't mainstream, it feels incredible to have made my mark in the industry.' He credits his background in Indian classical music, which has "played a huge role in shaping my sound.' "When I started producing, it naturally blended the rich textures of classical music with the energy of electronic beats, creating something unique. Looking back, it all started in those early school days-just a kid discovering a new world of sound and unknowingly setting the foundation for my journey,' said Ritviz, whose father plays the tabla mother and is the Head of the Department of Performing Arts in a school in Pune. How does he keep up with music trends, considering his sounds are very different? "I don't actively try to keep up with trends. I focus on what feels right to me, approaching everything I do in a very holistic way. Because of that, whatever I create naturally ends up being very "me' thing-something that reflects my style and perspective.' "I believe that if I stay true to what I love making, people will connect with it in their own way. So rather than following trends, I just focus on creating what resonates with me,' he added. Talking about how performing for runways like Blenders Pride Fashion Tour is different from gigs and concerts, Ritviz said: "It's a great celebration of the two worlds I'm truly passionate about. Unlike my regular shows, which are purely about the music..."
