Skip to content
Search

Latest Stories

Vishal Bhardwaj decides not to proceed with film with Nawaz

This news might come as a shock to those film enthusiasts who were eagerly waiting for the film which noted filmmaker Vishal Bharadwaj had, reportedly, planned with versatile actor Nawazuddin Siddiqui and Aditi Rao Hydari in lead roles.

According to latest reports, Vishal Bharadwaj has decided to scrap the project due to a string of creative differences with the Babumoshai Bandookbaaz actor.


Rumor has it that Vishal and Nawazuddin are not even on talking terms with each other as Nawaz's attitude irked almost everyone associated with the project. Creative difference between the two reached such heights that they had a huge fallout. So, they decided to part ways and shelve the project then and there.

Reportedly, Vishal is so upset with how things eventuated between Nawaz and him that he is not even planning for any replacement. “Vishal is not thinking of a replacement now. He has pushed ahead this film indefinitely. Meanwhile, Vishal plans to produce another film along with the Honey Trehan film, that stars Deepika Padukone and Irrfan Khan.”

Meanwhile, Nawazuddin Siddiqui will next be seen in Monsoon Shootout, which is slated to release on 15th December.

More For You

Harry Styles’ immersive floor design faces sightline review after fan backlash

The tour spans 67 dates across seven cities, including extended runs in London and New York

Getty Images

Harry Styles’ immersive floor design faces sightline review after fan backlash

Highlights

  • Harry Styles’ Together, Together tour is reviewing parts of its stage design
  • Fans at opening Amsterdam shows reported obstructed views from sections of the floor
  • Tour representatives said restricted sightlines are being adjusted where possible
  • Changes are expected ahead of the London dates later this summer

Harry Styles’ team responds after opening-show criticism

Harry Styles’ latest world tour is already making changes after fans raised concerns about obstructed views during the opening performances in Amsterdam.

The Together, Together tour introduced an open-floor stage design intended to create a more immersive concert experience. The setup allowed fans in selected areas to move within stage sections rather than remain fixed in one position.

Keep ReadingShow less