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Tara Sutaria bids goodbye to a film with Shahid Kapoor

Set to enter showbiz with Dharma Productions’ highly awaited college-romance-drama Student Of The Year 2, newcomer Tara Sutaria has decided to bow out of her second Bollywood movie, which features superstar Shahid Kapoor as the male lead.

The untitled film is a remake of superhit Telugu film, Arjun Reddy (2017). The actress had been confirmed for the project after an extensive hunt and her decision to quit it right before the makers were set to roll the camera has surprised one and all.


However, there are some reports which claim that Tara Sutaria was forced to bid adieu to the project as her debut vehicle SOTY 2 has been shifted to May 10, 2019, from November 23, 2018 release date.

The makers of the Arjun Reddy remake are now looking at casting another actress for the movie within a couple of days. “Yes, it is true Tara is not a part of our film anymore. Our shoot is on schedule and we should be locking our leading lady in the next couple of days,” said producer Murad Khetani.

To be helmed by Sandeep Reddy Vanga, who also directed the 2017 Telugu original, the project is set to roll very soon.

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  • Rishab Shetty says sacred daiva rituals should not be performed casually on stage
  • His remarks come weeks after Ranveer Singh apologises for mimicking a Kantara moment
  • Shetty stresses the spiritual importance of Tulu and Bhoota Kola traditions

Kantara director and actor Rishab Shetty says he feels “uncomfortable” when sacred daiva rituals are imitated, underlining that such elements are deeply rooted in faith and should be treated with care.

Shetty shares his view during a recent event, where he speaks about the spiritual weight of daivas and urges people not to enact or mock them without understanding or guidance.

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