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Rohit Shetty ventures into digital space

One of the most successful Hindi filmmakers Rohit Shetty, who is primarily known for churning out rib-tickling comic-capers and action-packed cop dramas, is now set to venture into digital space.

Yes, Shetty is gearing up to produce his first web-series under the banner of Rohit Shetty Picturez. He last helmed the Ranveer Singh and Sara Ali Khan starrer Simmba (2018), which emerged as one of the highest grossing films of 2018.


Confirming the same, Shetty said, “I am producing one web series. It’s on a big scale, that’s why it’s taking time. We have been writing it for nearly two years now. But by next year, January we will start shooting. It’s an action thriller.”

Talking about his other projects, the hit filmmaker is presently busy preparing for his next directorial venture titled Sooryavanshi, It features superstar Akshay Kumar in the lead role. Both are working together for the first time in their career.

Shetty has also teamed up with choreographer-turned-filmmaker Farah Khan for an untitled movie. The project, which is rumoured to be the remake of cult film Satte Pe Satta (1982), is about to start rolling in the second half of the year.

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Elli AvrRam has opened up about her experiences working across Bollywood and the South film industry, revealing a stark contrast in the types of roles offered and working conditions on set.

In an exclusive conversation with Bollywood Bubble, the actress said she's encountered more substantial, content-driven roles in South Indian cinema compared to her Bollywood journey, where she often felt restricted to glamorous appearances.

"I definitely feel that South mein woh zyada milta hai (You find that more) content-driven films," Elli said, comparing her experiences.

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