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Shahid might replace Ranveer in the Hindi remake Arjun Reddy

Earlier, it was being reported that Ranveer Singh was being considered to play the male lead in the Hindi remake of Telugu blockbuster, Arjun Reddy. But the latest we hear that the Bajirao Mastani actor has been replaced by Shahid Kapoor.

A web portal quotes a source saying, “Director Sandeep Vanga was on board for the Hindi version of the film, since he owns the copyrights of all the remakes. For reasons best known to him, he wanted Ranveer Singh to play Arjun Reddy. But after Padmavati, Ranveer is voluntarily off-limits for dark characters. So, Sandeep then went to Ranveer’s Padmavati co-star Shahid Kapoor for whom the role of the doped, drugged, drunken doctor Devdas would be an antithetical change after the noble royalty in Padmavati."


Directed by debutant Sandeep Reddy Vanga, Arjun Reddy was headlined by Vijay Deverakonda. Made on a shoestring budget of INR 4 crores, the film went on to mint INR 51 crores at the box office, becoming one of the most profitable Telugu films of 2017. Vijay’s performance is the film was liked by one and all.

Meanwhile, Ranveer Singh will be seen in the Hindi remake of another Telugu film called Temper. Titled Simmba in Hindi, the project is being helmed by Rohit Shetty.

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Nathan Chasing Horse case exposes abuse of spiritual authority as survivors speak of crisis of faith

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  • Nathan Chasing Horse was sentenced to life in prison after being convicted of sexually assaulting Indigenous women and girls
  • Prosecutors said he used his role as a Lakota spiritual leader to manipulate victims
  • Survivors and their families told the court they are still struggling with faith and trauma
  • Separate criminal cases involving Chasing Horse remain active in Canada

How prosecutors said spiritual authority was weaponised

Nathan Chasing Horse, best known for playing Smiles a Lot in Dances With Wolves, was sentenced by a Nevada judge on Monday after a jury convicted him on 13 charges, most linked to sexual assault. He was accused by three women, including one who said the abuse began when she was 14. He was acquitted on some charges.

Prosecutors argued that Chasing Horse used influence built through both his acting career and his standing as a Lakota medicine man to target Indigenous women and girls over nearly two decades.

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