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The long delayed project will finally limp into cine- mas on July 22. Despite having Rajeev Khandelwal and Gauahar Khan (right), plus Gemma Atkinson in lead roles, the Switzerland-set thriller is expected to go out on limited release. The movie boasts high- speed car chase sequences and has kisses, but few seem interested.


Bhojpuri flop:

The debut home production from Priyanka Chopra Bam Bam Bol Raha Hai Kashi – has been at the receiving end of heavy criticism. The regional-language film starring Dinesh Lal Nirahua and Amrapali Dubey has been branded cheap and vulgar by fans of Bhojpuri cinema. including high-profile names. The recently released film resulted in negative press for Priyanka.

Zarine Khan:

The model-turned-actress (left) has struggled to establish herself despite having a high-profile launch opposite A-list ac- tor Salman Khan in 2011 film Veer. She is now hoping horror drama 1921 will resurrect her career, but that looks unlikely be- cause the film’s director Vikram Bhatt has been on a terrible run lately.

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Rukmini Vasanth calls out AI-generated bikini images and warns of legal action

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  • Rukmini Vasanth said viral bikini images linked to her were AI-generated and fake
  • The actor said legal and cybercrime action is being initiated
  • She urged people not to share or engage with the manipulated content
  • The incident has again raised concerns over misuse of deepfake technology

Rukmini Vasanth responds after viral bikini images spread online

Rukmini Vasanth has spoken out after AI-generated bikini images falsely claiming to show her spread across social media.

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