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Bipasha Basu replaces Aishwarya Rai Bachchan?

According to reports, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, who was set to star in the remake of cult Hindi film Woh Kaun Thi (1964), is no longer associated with the project. Reportedly, the former beauty queen has been replaced by her Dhoom 2 (2006) co-star Bipasha Basu.

Reports about the Woh Kaun Thi remake first hit the headlines in 2017. When Aish was asked about the same, she had also confirmed the news saying that the makers had approached her to play the lead role, originally played by veteran Sadhana.


Besides Aish, Shahid Kapoor was also said to have been signed to get into the shoes of Manoj Kumar. But now it looks like that the whole project has gone for a massive reshuffle.

The project was initially being produced by KriArj Entertainment, but now it will be bankrolled by a newly launched banner Studio Five Elements. Arjun N Kapoor, who is one of the producers on the project, will play the male lead in the remake.

The film rolls on 10th November.

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Britney Spears representatives call incident 'inexcusable' as prosecutors file criminal charge

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  • Spears arrested on 4 March for driving erratically at high speed on California highway.
  • Court hearing scheduled for Monday though attendance not required.
  • Charge typically results in probation and classes rather than jail time.

Prosecutors in California have filed a criminal charge against Britney Spears following her arrest last month for allegedly driving under the influence.

The Ventura County District Attorney's Office filed the case on Thursday, charging the pop star with one count of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

Spears, 44, was arrested on 4 March on a southern California highway after authorities said she was driving her BMW "erratically at a high rate of speed". Her representatives have called the incident "completely inexcusable".

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