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Hina Khan bags a new film

Popular television actress Hina Khan, who is presently playing lead antagonist Komolika in the Star Plus show Kasautii Zindagii Kay, is gearing up to make her big screen debut very soon. Titled Lines, the women-centric movie went on the floors in 2018 and is now nearing completion.

As her debut film nears completion, Khan has announced her next film. Just like Lines, her second film will also be a woman-centric concept. It will be directed by well-known Bollywood director Vikram Bhatt.


“Vikram is a wonderful narrator and a person. We had a long chat about the film and we were clear about what to expect. I love the concept of the film and even heard some of the music, which is mind-blowing. And he is excited and keen about having me onboard, which boosts my morale. I feel lucky to have got this film,” said Hina Khan.

More details on the project are awaited.

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  • Alia Bhatt shared fresh details on Alpha, the first female-led YRF spy film
  • The actor spoke at the Red Sea Film Festival, calling the project a calculated risk
  • Alpha headlines the YRF Spy Universe’s 2026 slate with Sharvari and Bobby Deol
  • The studio is expanding its global work, including a major UK deal
  • YRF confirmed the 17 April 2026 release after shifting from its earlier date

Alia Bhatt pushed Alpha forward at the Red Sea Film Festival in Jeddah. She spoke about the film and said the shoot has been tough and the action load heavier than anything she has done recently. Bhatt also pointed out that the team is entering a space usually driven by male-led spy films, so they are aware of what they are taking on. The Yash Raj Films project is shaping into one of Bollywood’s most closely watched titles for 2026.

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