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Vir Das’ web-show Husmukh nears completion

Vir Das and Nikkhil Advani have teamed up for a unique web-show, which is now nearing completion. Titled Husmukh, the series is being made for one of the leading OTT platforms in India. It is expected to stream towards the end of the year.

Nikkhil Advani, who has almost half a dozen ventures at various stages of development, has just completed shooting for his upcoming directorial Batla House, which features John Abraham in the lead role.


He is now gearing up to commence work on his next directorial venture titled 1911, which again stars John Abraham as the protagonist and revolves around an iconic 1911 football match set in the pre-independence era.

Before beginning work on 1911, Nikkhil Advani is expected to take some time out from his schedule to shoot some pending portions of Husmukh. The web-series revolves around a stand-up comedian who turns into a serial killer at night.

Husmukh is jointly produced by Emmay Entertainment and Applause Entertainment.

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‘Euphoria’ returns for season 3 in April with Zendaya, Sydney Sweeney, Jacob Elordi and Alexa Demie

Highlights

  • HBO drops the first full trailer for Euphoria season three
  • The series returns on April 12 after more than four years away
  • Zendaya’s Rue hints at hope before facing old troubles again

A long-awaited comeback

Euphoria is set to return this spring, ending a gap of more than four years since season two. HBO released the first detailed trailer for season three on January 14, offering a glimpse of where the characters are now.

The new season premieres on April 12. In the opening of the trailer, Rue reflects on life after school: “A few years after high school, I don’t know if life was exactly what I wished. But somehow, for the first time, I was beginning to have faith.”

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