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Varun Dhawan, not Salman Khan to star in ABCD 3?

There is no denying the fact that ABCD is one of the most successful film franchises in Bollywood. After the unprecedented success of the first part ABCD in 2013, the makers came up with ABCD 2 in 2015, which was again a box office success.

Speculations about ABCD 3 have been doing the rounds for quite a long time now. A few months back there were reports that megastar Salman Khan has been signed to take the super-hit film franchise forward.


Fans got really excited after hearing the news and waited for an official confirmation to come from the makers, but confirmation did not come, reports about Salman Khan bowing out of Remo D’Souza’s ABCD 3 to do a project with Tips did.

Salman is now doing Race 3 with Remo. The film is the third instalment of the hit film series Race and is being produced by Tips. But it seems that the ABCD film franchise is very close to Remo D'Souza’s heart and hence he does not want to give up so easily on the project. Reportedly, he has signed Varun Dhawan who’d done his ABCD 2 with Shraddha Kapoor. The director is currently looking for a female lady for his dance film.

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'The Devil Wears Prada 2' review roundup: Critics praise the cast, question the script

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  • Widely praised for performances, especially Meryl Streep returning as Miranda Priestly
  • Critics note its updated take on a changing fashion and media landscape
  • Reactions remain mixed, with questions over repetition and relevance

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With The Devil Wears Prada 2, the story returns to Runway nearly two decades on, bringing back Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt and Stanley Tucci alongside Meryl Streep’s commanding Miranda Priestly. Early reviews largely agree on one point: the cast remains the film’s strongest asset. Streep’s performance, once again, is described as precise and controlled, anchoring the film even when the narrative feels less certain.

Critics also point to the film’s attempt to reflect a changed industry. Runway is no longer defined by excess alone, but by shrinking budgets, digital pressures and a younger audience shaping trends. Miranda is shown adapting to this shift, even if reluctantly, while Andy re-enters a world she once left behind.

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