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Rhea Chakraborty to romance Sooraj Pancholi in her next

Rhea Chakraborty, who was last seen in the Yash Raj Films’ venture Bankchor (2017), has bagged a new movie. Yes, the actress will play the female lead in producer Murad Khetani’s forthcoming travelogue movie which stars Sooraj Pancholi as the male lead.

Though nothing much is known about the project, some reports have earlier stated that it revolves around a soldier who travels from Kashmir to Kanyakumari. Pancholi will play the role of a soldier in the film.


According to reports, Sooraj will train himself hard to get into the skin of his character in the movie, The makers are planning to begin production towards the end of October in Kashmir, and the film might hit the screen next year.

Besides this yet-to-be-titled flick, Rhea Chakraborty also plays the lead role in Mukesh Bhatt’s forthcoming film Jalebi. Helmed by Pushpdeep Bhardwaj, the movie also stars Digangana Suryavanshi.

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'Kalki 2' eyes a 2027 release as Prabhas’ packed schedule slows production

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  • Reports suggest the makers are considering a December 2027 release for Kalki 2
  • Director Nag Ashwin is currently filming scenes involving Amitabh Bachchan and Kamal Haasan
  • Prabhas is yet to join the sequel due to commitments to Fauzi and Spirit

Kalki 2 continues to hold attention despite the long wait

Sequels often struggle to maintain momentum when production stretches over several years, but Kalki 2 continues to generate strong interest even without regular updates from the team.

Much of that anticipation comes from the world created by Nag Ashwin in Kalki 2898 AD, which ended with several unresolved story threads and set the stage for a larger cinematic universe. The scale of the film, combined with its mythology-inspired storytelling and ensemble cast, has kept conversations around the sequel alive.

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