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Adaa Khan isn’t being replaced on Colors’ Sitara

Rumours have been doing the rounds lately that television actress Adaa Khan, who plays the female lead on Colors’ supernatural series, Vish Ya Amrit: Sitara, might be replaced as the makers are not happy with her output.

However, sources close to the show inform an entertainment portal that reports claiming her being replaced on the show are baseless. The actress is very much a part of the series and will continue playing the lead role till the time it lasts.


But the ones who follow the show closely feel that the screenplay does seem to suggest her exit. “Yes, this might be an attempt to create more drama, but very soon things will be back to even keel,” a source reveals.

The source further adds, “You can’t pin the blame for a weak storyline on actors and let’s face it, Adaa is a huge name.”

Sitara has faced several issues of late. In the past few weeks, many actors have been asked to bow out of the show. If sources are to be believed, it is nearing its end soon.

Colors has pulled the plug on several shows lately. Recently, it axed another supernatural series, Tantra. We hear that Rashmi Sharma Telefilms’ Roop is also set to bid adieu in some weeks.

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Dhee on staying rooted, making ‘honest music’ and Tamil music’s global rise

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Dhee on staying rooted, making ‘honest music’ and Tamil music’s global rise

Highlights

  • Dhee says Vari Vari emerged from a deeply personal and reflective period in her life
  • The singer believes listeners worldwide are searching for “new sounds and new stories”
  • She says remaining rooted in her identity has always been central to her music
  • Dhee hopes to release more albums and perform more frequently in the years ahead

A song shaped by reflection rather than intention

For Dhee, Vari Vari was not born out of a deliberate attempt to move in a new direction. Instead, it arrived during a period of reflection that naturally began influencing the music she was making. Speaking exclusively, the singer described how many of her recent songs have mirrored experiences unfolding in her own life, making them feel more personal than planned.

That emotional undercurrent eventually found its way into Vari Vari. Conversations with lyricist Vivek (Vivek Anna) slowly shaped the track, which grew from discussions around love and human connection. Rather than following a formula, the song evolved organically and became a reflection of thoughts she had already been carrying.

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