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R Madhavan bows out of the film with Saif Ali Khan

Fans were supremely excited when the story came out in the news that Saif Ali Khan and R Madhavan were set to team up again after Rehnaa Hai Terre Dil Mein, a film which hit the silver screen almost seventeen years ago and attained cult status over the years.

Both stars had joined hands together for Navdeep Singh’s untitled historical film, to be produced by Aanand L Rai under Colour Yellow Productions. But the latest we hear that Madhavan has opted out of the project as he is recuperating from shoulder surgery.


A report in a popular Indian daily says that the actor had to leave the project because of his shoulder injury, which he contracted at the gym. The actor was operated on last week. Madhavan confirmed, saying, "I am injured badly and out of any film shoot for the next two months. Right now I’m just taking total rest.”

Meanwhile, Madhavan is winning raves for his intense performance in Amazon Prime's Breathe.

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The visuals show her mid-attack against co-star Karl Urban

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Priyanka Chopra goes blood-soaked and brutal in Prime Video’s ‘The Bluff’ first look

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  • First look reveals Priyanka Chopra as feared pirate Bloody Mary
  • R-rated action thriller streams on Prime Video from 25 February
  • Nick Jonas praises her performance after reveal
  • Film marks Chopra’s reunion with the Russo Brothers

First look sets a brutal tone

Priyanka Chopra has revealed the first glimpse of her upcoming Prime Video film The Bluff, introducing audiences to her most ferocious screen persona yet. Shared on Instagram on Wednesday, the images present Chopra as Bloody Mary, charging headlong into battle in a grim, violence-heavy pirate world.

The visuals show her mid-attack against co-star Karl Urban, weapon raised, framed by a harsh coastal setting. In another still, her character appears smeared with blood and grime, gripping a conch shell like a knuckle weapon, reinforcing the film’s raw, no-holds-barred approach.

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