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Ayushmann Khurrana starts filming Anubhav Sinha’s next

After delivering two back-to-back blockbusters – Andhadhun and Badhaai Ho – in 2018, versatile Bollywood actor Ayushmann Khurrana has now started shooting for his next film titled Article 15.

The movie is being helmed by well-known director Anubhav Sinha and talks about inequalities in Indian society. The team started its first schedule on Wednesday in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh.


The makers also unveiled the first look of the film which sees Ayushmann in the role of a police officer. Standing next to his jeep, the actor is going through some important papers. It is the first time when Ayushmann Khurrana is playing a cop in any film.

Talking about the movie, Khurrana said, “I’m always intrigued by the socio-political situation of our country. We hardly see films which present the situation in an unbiased way. Anubhav Sinha is one such director who understands the complexities of our country. I loved Mulk (2018). It is the most balanced film based on communalism and extremism. And it will be an absolute pleasure to work with him on Article 15.”

Besides Article 15, Ayushmann Khurrana will also be seen in Bala and Dreamgirl.

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In the footage, Swift cries in her dressing room as her mother, Andrea, tries to comfort her. Already dressed for the show, she then prepares to perform a three-and-a-half-hour set at London’s Wembley Stadium. Speaking later at the New York premiere of her six-part Disney+ documentary, she says she felt a duty to create “some form of escape” for fans following the tragedy.

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Swift says performing after the attack required emotional stamina. The series shows her reflecting on the pressures of her job, explaining that she must both process her feelings and keep lifting her energy for the crowd. The Wembley concert also marked her return to the stage after cancelling three shows in Vienna because of a terrorist threat. She says her team had “dodged a massacre situation” after the CIA uncovered a plot to detonate a bomb at the venue. After two decades of performing, Swift admits that fearing for her fans’ safety is a new and unsettling reality.

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