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Huma Qureshi roped in for Zack Snyder’s zombie film Army Of The Dead

Huma Qureshi made her international debut with 2017 release Viceroy’s House which was directed by Gurinder Chadha. Now the actress has bagged her second international film. Huma has been roped in to star in Zack Snyder’s zombie film Army Of The Dead.

Though the details about Huma’s character are not yet revealed, it is said that the actress has a very pivotal role to play in the film. Talking about getting this opportunity, Huma said, “I am so humbled and excited for the opportunity. I’m a huge fan of Zack Snyder and can’t wait to begin shoot.” Apart from Huma, the movie also stars British actress Ella Purnell, Ana De La Reguera and Theo Rossi.


Huma Qureshi is one of the most talented actresses we have in Bollywood. With her performances in films like Gangs of Wasseypur, Dedh Ishiqya, Badlapur, and others, she has proved her mettle as an actress. She was last seen on the big screen in Kaala alongside Rajinikanth.

The actress is all set to make her digital debut with Deepa Mehta’s Leila which will be premiered on Netflix. The trailer of the web series was released a few days ago, and it has received a great response.

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UK's first female Asian lord mayor Manjula Sood dies aged 80

During her year as lord mayor, she was appointed an MBE and awarded an honorary doctorate of laws from the University of Leicester.

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UK's first female Asian lord mayor Manjula Sood dies aged 80

Highlights

  • Manjula Sood became UK's first Asian female lord mayor in May 2008 after arriving from India in 1970.
  • Served as Labour councillor for Stoneygate ward and Leicester's first female Hindu councillor from 1996.
  • Awarded MBE and honorary doctorate while championing women and diverse communities across the city.

Tributes have been paid following the death of Manjula Sood, who became the UK's first female Asian lord mayor and was described as "a dedicated servant to the Leicester community."

Sood, who was 80, also served as assistant mayor and Labour councillor for the Stoneygate ward in Leicester.

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