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Shah Rukh Khan’s Darr gets web series reboot

Filmmaker Yash Chopra’s 1993 psychological thriller Darr, which earned superstar Shah Rukh Khan the tag of an ‘anti-hero’, is making a comeback as a web series.

Darr: A Violent Love Story also starred Sunny Deol and Juhi Chawla in the lead roles. The film was about an obsessive stalker Rahul (Khan), who creates havoc in the happy love lives of Kiran (Chawla) and Sunil (Deol).Darr 2.0, backed by Y-Films, an offshoot of Yash Raj Films (YRF), will feature the characters of Rahul, Kiran and Sunil from the original but in an entirely new format, with a modern, original tale of obsession and fear in the age of cyber stalking and digital crimes.

The five-part series aims to hold a mirror to the harrowing environment of online privacy invasion and social media harassment that can take a dangerous and disturbing turn, if unchecked, Y-Film sources said.


Directed by Vikas Chandra, an associate creative producer on YRF’s Detective Byomkesh Bakshy, the series has a storyline by Nikhil Taneja, with screenplay and dialogues written by him and Shubham Yogi. The cast is yet to be announced.

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The singer and actor made it clear that politics was not part of his plans

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Is Diljit Dosanjh’s refusal to join Punjab politics connected to citizenship issues?

Highlights

  • Diljit Dosanjh reportedly became a US citizen in 2022
  • The singer recently rejected calls to enter Punjab politics
  • Reports say he has been travelling on a US passport and e-visa since 2022
  • Citizenship rules could make any future political move more complex

A simple political refusal now carries wider context

Diljit Dosanjh’s quick dismissal of calls to enter Punjab politics appeared straightforward at first. The singer and actor made it clear that politics was not part of his plans and that entertainment remained his focus.

Now, fresh reports about his citizenship status have added another layer to that response.

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