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Anil Kapoor returns to Race franchise

Seasoned actor Anil Kapoor played an integral role in Race and Race 2. In fact, it was his character which brought some comic relief to the otherwise highly charged atmosphere of both the films. So, when the news came that Kapoor would not be part of Race 3, many film lovers were really disappointed.

But now, as if sensing the disappointment of fans, the makers of the Race franchise have welcomed the talented actor to be the part of Race 3. Yes, Anil is set to join the ensemble cast of Race 3, which is being touted as the biggest action film of 2018.


Salman Khan, who headlines the cast of Race 3, himself confirmed the news on his social media page. The Dabangg actor took to his Twitter handle and broke the news to the world, captioning, “Inke aane se Race3 ka cast aur ho gaya jhakas @AnilKapoor @RameshTaurani #Race3.”

Directed by Remo D'Souza, Race 3 also features Bobby Deol, Jacqueline Fernandez, Daisy Shah and Saqib Saleem. The film is releasing on Eid 2018.

Interestingly, it will clash with Anil Kapoor’s another film, titled Fanne Khan, which is also releasing on Eid next year. Besides Anil, the movie also stars Salman Khan’s ex-flame Aishwarya Rai Bachchan.

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Bush Theatre’s 'Sweetmeats' spotlights south Asian elders at high risk of diabetes in intimate new play

Highlights:

  • Sweetmeats previews at Bush Theatre from 7 February 2026, running until 21 March.
  • The play follows two south Asian elders navigating type-2 diabetes.
  • Shobu Kapoor and Rehan Sheikh star in the lead roles.
  • Co-produced by Bush Theatre and Tara Theatre, written by Karim Khan.
  • Tickets from £15, with concessions and accessible performances available.

Sweetmeats, a new play examining diabetes in south Asian communities, will have its world premiere at London’s Bush Theatre from 7 February 2026. Written by Karim Khan and directed by Tara Theatre’s Natasha Kathi-Chandra, the production follows Hema and Liaquat, two elders brought together on a diabetes support course. The play highlights both the health risks faced by south Asians and the rarely told stories of older characters on the British stage.

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