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Akshay Kumar, Sara Ali Khan and Dhanush starrer Atrangi Re starts rolling

Aanand L Rai, who last directed Shah Rukh Khan starrer Zero, is all set for his next film. The filmmaker’s next is titled as Atrangi Re and stars Akshay Kumar, Sara Ali Khan, and Dhanush in the lead roles.

Well, the shooting of the film kickstarts today and Colour Yellow Productions took to Instagram to inform everyone about it. They posted, “The beginning of a new journey! @AanandLRai's directorial #AtrangiRe starring @AkshayKumar, @DhanushKRaja & @SaraAliKhan95 goes on floors today! An @arrahman musical. Presented by @bhushankumar's @Tseries.official, @cypplofficial & #CapeOfGoodFilms, the film is written by #HimanshuSharma. The film will be releasing on Valentine's Weekend. @Tseriesfilms.”


Atrangi Re is slated to hit the screens on Valentine’s Day next year. It is said that the film is set in two eras and Sara will be seen romancing Akshay as well as Dhanush in the film. Earlier, there were reports that Akshay will be seen in a cameo in the movie. However, Aanand L Rai had cleared that it’s not a cameo, but a very special role.

While this will be for the first time Rai will be directing Sara and Akshay, he has earlier worked with Dhanush in Raanjhanaa which had marked the actor’s debut in Bollywood. We are sure fans of Dhanush would be super excited as he has once again collaborated with Aanand L Rai.

Well, Atrangi Re is surely one of the most awaited films of 2021.

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  • Trump seeks at least $10 bn in damages from BBC over edited documentary.
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  • Dispute led to resignations of BBC's two most senior officials.

US president Donald Trump has launched a $10 bn lawsuit against the BBC, accusing the British broadcaster of defamation over a documentary that edited his speech before the 2021 Capitol riot.

The lawsuit, filed in federal court in Miami on Monday, seeks damages of at least $5 bn for each of two counts against the publicly owned UK broadcaster. The claims include defamation and violation of the Florida Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act.

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