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Vidyut Jammwal's Junglee goes on floors

Vidyut Jammwal, who was last seen in Baadshaho, has started shooting for his forthcoming action-thriller film Junglee in Thailand. Produced by Junglee Pictures, the film revolves around the unique friendship between a man and an elephant.

Vidyut will be seen in the role of a veterinary doctor Ashwath, who goes all out to uncover a deadly international poaching racket. To get into the skin of the role, the actor has trained himself extensively in Kerala and even learnt Kalaripayattu.


Junglee is being directed by Hollywood director Chuck Russell, who is known for films like A Nightmare On Elm Street, The Mask, The Scorpion King and I Am Wrath.

Junglee is scheduled to release on October 19, 2018.

Meanwhile, Junglee Pictures is also gearing up for the release of their upcoming film Raazi, featuring Alia Bhatt and Vicky Kaushal. Directed by Meghna Gulzar, the film is set to hit screens on 11th May 2018.

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Tarang Hardikar and Kanan Gill mark south Asian presence in Soho Theatre’s Fringe 2026 line-up

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Tarang Hardikar and Kanan Gill mark south Asian presence in Soho Theatre’s Fringe 2026 line-up

Highlights

  • Tarang Hardikar and Kanan Gill headline south Asian representation
  • Hardikar makes Edinburgh debut, Gill returns with a new show
  • Wider Fringe landscape also features British Asian names beyond Soho’s core programme
  • Soho Theatre continues push to platform Indian and international talent

A focused south Asian spotlight within a global programme

Among the 18 shows unveiled by Soho Theatre for the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, two names stand out in terms of south Asian representation: Tarang Hardikar and Kanan Gill.

Their inclusion is not incidental. Soho Theatre has, in recent years, positioned itself as a key platform for Indian comedians entering the UK and global circuit, and the 2026 programme continues that trajectory.

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