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SS Rajamouli’s RRR gets postponed to 2021

After the Baahubali franchise, director SS Rajamouli is working on a film titled RRR. The movie is said to be based in the pre-independence era and stars N. T. Rama Rao Jr., Ram Charan, Alia Bhatt, and Ajay Devgn.

The movie was supposed to hit the screens in July this year, but it has been postponed to January 2021. On the official Instagram account of the film, the makers posted, “Your love and support have made all our hard work and hectic schedules worthwhile! We are working round the clock to give you a cinematic experience like never before. And with a huge worldwide release planned, we have had to postpone the date of release. We understand this is a disappointment, but there's going to be a lot to look forward to because this only gives us more time to bring the best to you. #RRR will hit the screens on January 8th, 2021! We know the wait is long but we promise to keep giving you updates in the meanwhile. #RRROnJan8th #RRR.”


The shooting of the film started in November 2018. A few days ago, Ajay Devgn joined the team to shoot for his extended cameo in the movie. The makers had posted about it on Instagram, “All of us are super charged and ecstatic to kickstart our schedule with @ajaydevgn ji today... Welcome Sir! #AjayDevgn #RRRMovie #RRR.”

Well, reportedly, even Alia Bhatt has a small role to play in the film. But the actress is super excited to team up with the director SS Rajamouli. While RRR is being made in Telugu, it will get a huge release in Hindi as well just like the Baahubali franchise.

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  • Trump shares post calling India, China "hellholes".
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US president Donald Trump sparked fresh controversy on Thursday by resharing a racist post from American commentator Michael Savage that called India, China and other nations "hellholes."
The Ministry of External Affairs responded with minimal comment.

"We've seen some reports. That's where I'll leave it," MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said during a weekly briefing on Thursday evening. He offered no further reaction to the post Trump shared with millions of followers.

The incident comes as India and the United States continue trade negotiations. Jaiswal confirmed an Indian team travelled to Washington DC for talks, describing discussions as "ongoing and constructive."

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