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Mukkabaaz debutante Zoya Hussain bags her second film

Debutante Zoya Hussain, whose first film Mukkabaaz is yet to arrive in cinemas, has already bagged her second project. The yet-to-be-titled film will be made under the banner of Aanand L Rai’s Colour Yellow Productions.

Before its theatrical release, Anurag Kashyap’s Mukkabaaz has already been screened at the 2017 Toronto International Film Festival and the 2017 Mumbai Film Festival. The film received rave reviews at both film festivals with performances of each and every actor garnering huge praises from film enthusiasts.


According to reports, Zoya has been cast to play an important role in one of Aanand L Rai’s upcoming productions. The untitled film also stars talented actors like Saif Ali Khan and R. Madhavan in lead roles. It will be directed by NH 10 fame Navdeep Singh.

Other details about the project are still awaited.

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  • Seerat Kapoor responded strongly after a social media user referred to her as “Allu Arjun’s property”
  • The actress said a woman should never be defined through ownership or association
  • The backlash followed photos she shared with Allu Arjun on his birthday
  • Seerat’s response has drawn praise online for calling out disrespectful language

Seerat Kapoor draws a line after social media comment sparks outrage

Actor Seerat Kapoor has hit back at a social media user who referred to her as “Allu Arjun’s property” under one of her recent Instagram posts, prompting a sharp response from the actress about identity and respect.

The controversy began weeks after Seerat shared pictures with Allu Arjun from his private jet while wishing him on his birthday. The photos, which offered followers a glimpse into their friendship, quickly attracted attention online.

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