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Aamir Khan replaces Akshay Kumar in Mogul

According to latest media reports, superstar Aamir Khan, who is currently shooting for his upcoming film, Thugs Of Hindostan, with Amitabh Bachchan, Katrina Kaif, and Sana Fatima Sheikh, has replaced superstar Akshay Kumar in the forthcoming biopic, Mogul.

Produced by Bhushan Kumar, Mogul is based on T-Series founder and music baron Gulshan Kumar who was shot dead on 12th August 1997. The biopic was announced last year and Akshay Kumar was signed to play the titular role.


However, the latest development on the project says that Kumar has reportedly returned the signing amount to the makers and bid adieu to the project. His busy schedule and unavailability of dates are being cited as possible reasons behind his exit from the biopic.

Reports also claim that now Mr Perfectionist Aamir Khan will play the part in the movie. Not just that, he will co-produce it in collaboration with T-Series.

“Aamir will produce this biopic, which itself is an important development. Whether he will play the lead is not yet decided. No other details are known as of now,” reveals a source.

Mogul, which is expected to release in 2018, will be helmed by Subhash Kapoor.

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UK censor clears Vijay’s ‘Jana Nayagan’ as India release remains uncertain

Highlights

  • British Board of Film Classification clears Jana Nayagan with a 15 rating
  • Film approved in the UK despite certification delays in India
  • BBFC flags strong violence, sexual violence references, and injury detail
  • Madras High Court seeks records as CBFC clearance remains pending

UK clearance comes through

While Jana Nayagan remains embroiled in a certification dispute in India, the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) has cleared Vijay’s final film for release in the UK. The BBFC classified the film as suitable for audiences aged 15 and above on January 6, a day before the Madras High Court resumed hearings on the stalled CBFC process.

The clearance comes as producers await a decision in India ahead of the film’s planned January 9 release.

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