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Hollywood film Begin Again set for Bollywood remake

Hindi filmmaker Shashank Ghosh, who last helmed the superhit female-buddy film Veere Di Wedding (2018), is now adapting the John Carney-directed 2014 Hollywood film Begin Again for Indian audiences. The original film starred Oscar-nominated actors Mark Ruffalo and Keira Knightley.

The Hindi adaptation of the Hollywood biggie is being scripted by Arshad Syed. Bhushan Kumar and Vikram Malhotra have teamed up to bankroll the project. If all goes well, the movie will start production towards the end of the year.


“We want to tell a story about the world of music and fresh voices on the Indian scene, and through that offer a take on urban relationships that don’t necessarily mean love, marriage and happily ever after. The worlds explored here are deeper — heart, hurt, passion, and above all, music. The only commonality with Veere Di Wedding is that this too has an urban setting,” said Shashank.

Since the project is still at the writing stage, no casting has been done yet. The makers will start approaching actors only after they have locked the final script and recorded the score.

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George Clooney and family granted French citizenship, as actor says 'I don't want them worried about paparazzi'

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  • George Clooney, wife Amal and twins Ella and Alexander awarded French citizenship.
  • Couple purchased French estate in 2021, now their primary residence.
  • Actor wanted children raised away from LA paparazzi culture and Hollywood lifestyle.

Hollywood star George Clooney, his wife Amal and their 8-year-old twins have been granted French citizenship, according to an official government announcement.

The naturalisations of the Kentucky-born Ocean's series actor and his family were published last weekend in the Journal Officiel, where French government decrees are formally announced.

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