Bob Biswas: Abhishek Bachchan Starrer Kahaani Spin-Off To Release In Summer 2021?
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Abhishek Bachchan had dropped our jaws with his performance in Breathe and Ludo last year. The actor played two different characters and he simply aced the roles. He has two more films that are ready for release and now we hear that one of them would hit sooner than we were expecting.
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We are talking about the 2012 film Kahaani s spin-off, Bob Biswas, where the actor would play the titular role. The shoot of the film had begun last year in January but came to a halt due to the pandemic. It was wrapped up by December. Now the film, which also stars Chitrangada Singh might release in Summer. According to a source quoted saying, “Bob Biswas will release in the theatres in summer 2021. The makers are presently eying May and should lock the final date in a few days. Abhishek and Chitrangada Singh have also completed most of their dubbing for the film, which is presentl
EXCLUSIVE: Shah Rukh Khan produced Bob Biswas featuring Abhishek Bachchan to release in Summer 2021
Directed by Diya Annapurna Ghosh, Bob Biswas features Abishek Bachchan and Chitrangada Singh in the lead. It’s a spin off to Sujoy Ghosh’s 2012 thriller, Kahaani Written By
Avinash Lohana 18707337 reads Mumbai Updated: February 15, 2021 08:06 am EXCLUSIVE: Shah Rukh Khan produced Bob Biswas featuring Abhishek Bachchan to release in Summer 2021 (Photo Credit: Red Chillies Entertainment Twitter)
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Six years after working together on Farah Khan’s Happy New Year, Shah Rukh Khan and Abhishek Bachchan collaborated once again last year for Diya Annapurna Ghosh’s Bob Biswas. However, this time they collaborated in the capacity of an actor and a producer with SRK backing the film. Abhishek started shooting for the movie in January last year and wrapped it up by February. He reportedly completed the remaining portions in
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Sharing Beautiful Memory on Abhishek Bachchan s Birthday, Big B Writes, He Leads Me Now Holding My Hand
Late on Thursday night, Big B took to social media to share a beautiful memory with Jr Bachchan.
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Abhishek Bachchan turns a year older today and one of the earliest birthday wishes for him came from none other than his father Amitabh Bachchan. Late on Thursday night, Big B took to social media to share a beautiful memory with Jr Bachchan.
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Ajay Devgn, Navya Nanda lead stars in wishing Abhishek Bachchan
Bollywood actor Abhishek Bachchan is celebrating his 45th birthday today. The actor, known for his spectacular performances in films like Guru, Bunty Aur Babli, Yuva and others, is flooded with adorable wishes from his fans since Friday morning. From his throwback pictures to video clips, fans have been sharing many precious memories of the superstar on social media. Not just fans, Bollywood celebrities also took to the internet to share their golden moments with Abhishek and wished him on his birthday.
Ajay Devgn took to his Instagram to share a picture with Abhishek Bachchan and wrote, Happy Birthday dear Abhishek. Hope you have a good one. Wish you the very best today & always. Akay and Abhishek have worked together in films like Bol Bachchan, Yuva, Zameen, Halla Bol, LOC: Kargil and others.
Pran to Sanjay Dutt, how the villain in Indian cinema changed over the years
Pran to Sanjay Dutt, how the villain in Indian cinema changed over the years
The culture of villainisation has undergone a dramatic change over the past few decades in Indian Cinema. We take a deeper look at how things have altered.
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Some of the most popular mainstream villains of all time.
In Indian cinema, if the onus is on the hero to ensure that the good emerges triumphant over the evil, it is the antagonist, as the evil, who takes it on himself to make that which is good appear better and far more relatable to the viewers. Therefore, had it not been for these wretched antagonists, cinema in general and Bollywood films, in particular, would have missed out on their most sensational aspect of filmmaking yet - the cult of villainisation.