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Saif Ali Khan in talks with Luv Ranjan for his next comic-caper

Last seen in Kaalakaandi, superstar Saif Ali Khan is currently shooting for filmmaker Navdeep Singh's untitled film which is produced by renowned film director and producer, Aanand L Rai. The latest we hear that the National award-winning actor is also in talks with hit filmmaker Luv Ranjan for an upcoming comic-caper. Ranjan is known for his romcoms Pyaar Ka Punchnama, Pyaar Ka Punchnama 2 and the latest blockbuster, Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety.

Talking about the same, Saif told an Indian newspaper, "I would love to do a comedy at this moment. I have done my share of dramatic, arty stuff. I guess it will be great if a good fun film comes along. Even I have been thinking about it, actually."


When prodded further on the film with Ranjan, the Omkara actor added, "Yes, I have been in talks with Luv Ranjan for a comedy. We haven’t finalised the movie yet. It’s a comedy, in which I play a father. He is still working it out, so it’s too early to say anything. But we are definitely doing it."

Besides his film project, Khan is also busy with his first digital show, Sacred Games. Helmed by Anurag Kashyap Vikramaditya Motwane, the series will stream on Netflix.

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Appointment marks a milestone in India’s evolving mental health landscape

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Deepika Padukone becomes India’s first mental health ambassador

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  • Deepika Padukone appointed as India’s first Mental Health Ambassador by the Union Health Ministry.
  • The actor will collaborate with the government to strengthen mental health awareness and access.
  • Appointment marks a milestone in India’s evolving mental health landscape.

Deepika Padukone to lead India’s mental health awareness efforts

On World Mental Health Day, actor and advocate Deepika Padukone was appointed India’s first Mental Health Ambassador by the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare. The move acknowledges her decade-long commitment to mental health advocacy through her Live Love Laugh Foundation (TLLL), which she founded in 2015 after speaking publicly about her own experience with depression.

Union Health Minister J. P. Nadda said the partnership with Padukone will help expand awareness, reduce stigma, and highlight mental health as a vital part of public health policy.

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