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Saif Ali Khan’s next film Hunter to get a new title

Nation Film Award-winning actor Saif Ali Khan, who is presently working on superstar Ajay Devgn’s ambitious war drama Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior, has some interesting projects on his platter at the moment.

While fans are waiting to know when the second season of his Netflix series Sacred Games will be out, Khan will also be seen in an interesting role in his forthcoming film with NH10 (2015) fame Navdeep Singh.


Until now, the project was titled Hunter. However, if latest reports are to be believed, the makers have renamed the film and now it will be called something else. The new title will be revealed soon.

"Navdeep's film produced by Aanand L Rai was earlier titled Hunter but we now hear that the makers will announce the official title shortly. While other details remain unknown at this juncture, the makers are planning a big September release for the film," a source tells an Indian daily.

Saif Ali Khan plays a Naga Sadhu in the movie. Last year, his look from the film got leaked online, which received great response from film enthusiasts. His intriguing look added to the anticipation even further and fans are waiting to see what he has to offer in the flick.

Besides Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior and the Navdeep Singh directorial, Saif Ali Khan will also be seen in Bhoot Police and Jawaani Janeman.

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John Travolta says ‘this is the last thing I expected’ after surprise honorary Palme d'Or at Cannes

Highlights

  • John Travolta received a surprise honorary Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival
  • The actor became emotional and described the moment as “beyond the Oscar”
  • He attended the festival for the premiere of Propeller One-Way Night Coach
  • The family adventure film is based on his own children’s book and features daughter Ella Bleu Travolta

A Cannes premiere takes an unexpected turn

John Travolta arrived at the Cannes Film Festival expecting to present Propeller One-Way Night Coach, his latest project and directorial effort. Instead, the evening turned into a celebration of his own career after organisers surprised him with an honorary Palme d'Or, Cannes’ equivalent of a lifetime achievement honour. What was planned as a premiere became a deeply personal moment for one of Hollywood’s most recognisable stars.

The 72-year-old actor appeared visibly emotional as he accepted the award. Holding back tears while receiving a standing ovation, Travolta admitted he had not anticipated the honour. Speaking partly in French, he called it “a complete surprise” and said it was the last thing he expected that evening.

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