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Shahid Kapoor and Kiara Advani wrap up Kabir Singh

Shahid Kapoor and Kiara Advani, who were shooting together for their forthcoming movie Kabir Singh, have now wrapped up the film. Directed by Sandeep Vanga, the film is an official remake of Telugu blockbuster Arjun Reddy.

Kiara, who has teamed up with Shahid again after their sizzling music video ‘Urvashi’, shared a picture celebrating the wrap of the film. Kapoor could not be there with the team to celebrate the wrap due to other commitments.


A lot of expectations are riding on the film as it happens to be the remake of an already blockbuster movie. Shahid, who was last seen in dud Batti Gul Meter Chalu (2018), also needs a hit to sustain his stardom.

Bankrolled by T-Series Films, Kabir Singh is set to release on 21st June.

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  • Reports claim Alia Bhatt will make an extended cameo in Tumbbad 2
  • The actor is also expected to lead Tumbbad 3 alongside Sohum Shah
  • Her reported appearance in the sequel is said to connect directly to the final chapter
  • Tumbbad 2 is scheduled for release in December 2027

A new face may reshape the Tumbbad story

The world of Tumbbad could be preparing for a major expansion, with reports suggesting Alia Bhatt is set to join the franchise in a role that stretches beyond a brief appearance. According to reports, the actor will first make an extended cameo in Tumbbad 2 before taking on a more central role in the final instalment of the trilogy.

Sources quoted by Bollywood Hungama claim Bhatt’s role in the sequel will be more than a traditional guest appearance. The reported plan is for her character to play an important part in the story before carrying over into Tumbbad 3, where she is expected to appear opposite Sohum Shah in a leading role.

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