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Diljit Dosanjh to star in Ramesh Taurani’s romantic comedy

Looks like Diljit Dosanjh has become the next blue-eyed boy of Bollywood. Soon after the actor-singer made his Hindi film debut with Abhishek Chaubey's Udta Punjab, he caught the attention of many producers from the industry. Resultantly, he has a number of films in his hand at the moment.

The latest we hear that the handsome star might play the male lead in Ramesh Taurani’s next film. Taurani is currently busy with his movie Race 3, which stars Salman Khan and Jacqueline Fernandez in lead roles. Soon after the film nears its completion, Taurani will, reportedly, start a romantic comedy for which he is keen to sign Dosanjh.


Meanwhile, Diljit is currently busy with two upcoming Hindi films - Soorma and Bang Bang In New York. While Soorma is a biopic based on the life of hockey player Sandeep Singh, Bang Bang In New York is a comic-caper. Besides these two films, the actor also has Dinesh Vijan's next Arjun Patiala in his hand.

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Mickey Rourke eviction fundraiser

Speaking directly to his followers, Rourke said he did not know who set up the page and had not authorised it

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Mickey Rourke denies link to £80k eviction fundraiser and urges fans to seek refunds

Highlights

  • Mickey Rourke says he had no involvement in a GoFundMe appeal set up in his name
  • The fundraiser claimed the actor was facing eviction from his home
  • Rourke described the appeal as embarrassing and humiliating
  • He urged supporters who donated to try to get their money back

Rourke distances himself from the online fundraiser

Mickey Rourke has denied any involvement in a crowdfunding appeal that raised close to £80,000 and has asked supporters to reclaim their donations. The Oscar-nominated actor addressed the issue in a video shared on Instagram, saying he was frustrated and confused by the situation.

The GoFundMe page, titled Help Mickey Rourke Stay in His Home, appeared over the weekend and claimed the actor was facing an urgent threat of eviction.

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