Skip to content
Search

Latest Stories

Vicky Kaushal shares a glimpse of The Immortal Ashwatthama

Vicky Kaushal shares a glimpse of The Immortal Ashwatthama

By Murtuza Iqbal 

Uri: The Surgical Strike starring Vicky Kaushal was one of the biggest hits of 2019. The movie was directed by Aditya Dhar and produced by Ronnie Screwvala. After the success of Uri, it was announced that Kaushal, Dhar, and Screwvala will be teaming up once again for a movie titled The Immortal Ashwatthama.


Today, Uri: The Surgical Strike completes two years of its release, and Vicky has shared first look posters of The Immortal Ashwatthama. The actor tweeted, “Overwhelmed and ecstatic ! On the 2nd anniversary of 'URI-The Surgical Strike' , the team gives you a glimpse into the world of #TheImmortalAshwatthama Cannot wait to get onto this journey with the dream team of @AdityaDharFilms @RonnieScrewvala @RSVPMovies @soniakanwar22.”

Ashwatthama is a mythological character, but the film will be set in modern times. Reportedly, it will be made as a three-part series.

A few months, ago, there were reports that the movie will start rolling in April this year. While talking about the shoot, Aditya Dhar had stated earlier, “We will begin shooting in Europe, primarily the UK, and then head to Iceland. The final schedule will be in Mumbai. The plan may change depending on the COVID-19 crisis in these countries.”

While we know that Vicky will be seen as the male lead, the makers have not yet announced who will be seen as a female lead in the film.

Apart from The Immortal Ashwatthama, Vicky has films like Sardar Udham Singh (ready for a release), and YRF’s next in his kitty. The former is directed by Shoojit Sircar and was slated to release this year on 15th January, but it has been postponed due to the pandemic. Meanwhile, YRF’s next is reportedly being directed by Vijay Krishna Acharya and it is a comedy that also stars Manushi Chhillar.

More For You

AI heart disease detection

ECG readings similar to those produced by an Apple Watch

iStock

AI system using Apple Watch-style ECG shows strong accuracy in detecting heart disease

Key points

  • Yale researchers trial AI tool that reads single-lead ECG data similar to that captured by an Apple Watch
  • Early results suggest around 92% accuracy compared with hospital-grade tests
  • System could support earlier screening for structural heart disease, but more research is needed

A smartwatch could one day help detect serious heart conditions earlier, after researchers reported promising results from an artificial intelligence tool designed to analyse ECG readings similar to those produced by an Apple Watch.

What the study looked at

Diagnosing structural heart disease, which includes problems such as damaged valves, thickened heart muscle and reduced pumping function, typically requires specialist equipment such as an echocardiogram. Smartwatches already offer single-lead ECG readings, but these are generally limited to identifying rhythm issues like atrial fibrillation.

Keep ReadingShow less