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Ayushmann Khurrana wants to star only in solo projects

Bollywood actor Ayushmann Khurrana, who had a terrific 2017 as his consecutive releases Bareilly Ki Barfi and Shubh Mangal Saavdhan turned out to be mega-hits at the cash counter, now wants to star in those films which feature him as the only leading man.

Yes, the actor does not want to take up projects that have two or more than two leading men. Buzz has it that the Vicky Donor actor was recently offered a two-hero film, which is said to be a Hindi remake of the super-hit Tamil movie Jigarthanda, but he turned down the offer.


“At this point in his career, after two back-to-back hits Bareilly Ki Barfi (2017) and Shubh Mangal Saavdhan (2017), Ayushmann wouldn’t want to do a two-hero film," reveals a well-placed source.

Reportedly, the Hindi remake of Jigarthanda also stars Sanjay Dutt as one of the leads. Khurrana was expected to share the screen space with the superstar. But now, the makers will have to hunt another actor who suits the role.

The remake is being produced by Ajay Devgn.

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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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