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John Abraham in talks with Akshay Kumar for the sequel of Garam Masala

John Abraham has worked in an array of some amazing films. He has completed 15 years in Bollywood. The actor will be next featured in film Parmanu: The Story Of Pokhran. The promotion of the same will begin soon.

Talking about his film Garam Masala (2005) which also had Akshay Kumar in the lead role, John was asked if the film will have a sequel. To this, John said, "I would love to do some fun films. Also, I love Akshay [Kumar] and enjoy working with him. In fact, I spoke to him the other day, and he said, ‘Let’s do something together’. We always have a burning desire to work together as we are very alike as human beings. As for Garam Masala 2, Akshay and I have been talking about it and I think that’d be great and a lot of fun. The storyline can be that 10 years later, there are more than three air hostesses (laughs). It will be fun but you have to make those fun films with people you have fun with. Even films such as Desi Boyz (2011) and Dishoom (2016) can be made into sequels as they have great potential."


Speaking about his journey in Bollywood, the actor said, "Honestly, it’s all been the blessing of my audience and I have always said that. My godfather is my audience. For someone who has nobody in the industry, people are his godfather. My fans have loved me a lot and held me close; and it’s all thanks to them that I am here. I am grateful to my wellwishers. They are the most fantastic people in my life."

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Piyush Pandey, advertising legend behind Fevicol and Cadbury ads, dies at 70

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  • Ogilvy legend passed away Friday at 70 after battling an infection.
  • His Fevicol and Cadbury ads became part of everyday life in India.
  • Leaders from Modi to advertising world peers paid tribute to his genius.
  • Received the Padma Shri in 2016.

That image of a woman dancing on a cricket pitch after a Cadbury chocolate. The sight of a bus so packed it needed Fevicol to hold it together. Piyush Pandey created those moments. The advertising legend died at 70 on Friday after an infection, leaving a hole in the industry that feels oddly personal. His last rites are scheduled for Saturday at 11am at Shivaji Park in Mumbai.

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