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Tamannaah Bhatia emphasizes the need for actors to constantly evolve and ‘up their game’ to secure roles

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Tamannaah Bhatia emphasizes the need for actors to constantly evolve and ‘up their game’ to secure roles, dismissing the ‘pity party’ mentality. #Bollywood #TamannaahBhatia #DoYouWannaPartner #Evolution #Acting #HarryJohalTalkShowHost Follow @CarryOnHarry for more updates!

Bollywood actress Tamannaah Bhatia, currently starring in ‘Do You Wanna Partner’ alongside Diana Penty, has recently spoken out about the challenges and perceptions faced by actors, particularly women, in the film industry. In the series, Bhatia and Penty portray ambitious women venturing into the male-dominated beer business. During an interview with Hindustan Times, Bhatia shared her experiences with condescension and emphasized the need for actors to continuously evolve and adapt to secure roles throughout their careers.

Bhatia recounted an instance where she felt patronized during a hiring process, stating, “People often think they are doing you some sort of a favour.” She highlighted that such attitudes are prevalent and often accompanied by an expectation of gratitude for simply offering support.

Addressing the topic of actors finding fewer substantial roles as they age, Bhatia dismissed the notion of dwelling on missed opportunities. She asserted, “As actors, it’s also about upping your game,” and added that excessive self-pity is unproductive. Bhatia stressed the importance of constant evolution and innovation to remain relevant and in demand. She believes actors must proactively shape their careers by consistently bringing something new and valuable to the table, especially in an unpredictable industry. ‘At this age, I expect to get certain characters. Ten years down the line, if I want the same kind of work or even a different kind of work, I have to be that good that it is written for me.’

Regarding ‘Do You Wanna Partner’, a review by News18 Showsha described the series as having a refreshing premise – two women disrupting the beer industry – but noted that the execution involves a series of far-fetched subplots. Despite the lack of logic, the review acknowledges that the show is entertaining, with the engaging cast and chaotic storyline keeping viewers hooked.

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Vivek Sharma Announces Trio of Unique Films Under Filmzone Creation Banner

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Vivek Sharma Announces Trio of Unique Films Under Filmzone Creation Banner

December 30, 2025

Director Vivek Sharma, known for “Bhoothnath,” is set to produce three films under his Filmzone Creation banner, each exploring unique subjects. Speaking at the press meet, Sharma described the projects as a series of family-friendly films infused with elements of paranormal activity, comedy, and dark humor, showcasing both new and established talent. Notably, Sharma himself will take on lead roles in two of these ventures.

The first film, “Sarayapali Ka Woh Ghar,” delves into paranormal activities, drawing inspiration from real-life events. Sharma emphasized the film’s emotional and dramatic depth and said it is expected to go into production soon.

The second film, titled “Ka Kha Ga Gha Nanga,” offers a comedic take on the Hindi alphabet, portraying the lives of farming families and urban dwellers, reflecting the contrast between traditional hand pump usage and the modern reliance on sanitizers. The film will feature a cast of 15 children alongside prominent actors.

The third film, “Chullu Bhar Pani,” is a black humor comedy centered around a village grappling with a severe water shortage. The narrative follows the villagers’ naive yet humorous attempts to resolve their predicament. Sharma highlighted the intriguing nature of both the title and the storyline.

Sharma, addressing the media, expressed his commitment to providing a platform for emerging talent through Filmzone Creation, aiming to release two quality films annually. He also mentioned that the banner’s upcoming projects will feature a blend of newcomers and established stars.

Prior to this announcement, Vivek Sharma directed films such as “Bhoothnath” (released May 9, 2008), produced by B.R. Chopra’s production company and Ravi Chopra. The film starred Amitabh Bachchan, Shah Rukh Khan, and Juhi Chawla. The film is a family drama, fantasy, and horror mix that tells the heartwarming story of a friendship between a ghost and a child with humor.

‘Kal Kissne Dekha’ released on June 12, 2009, featured Rishi Kapoor, Jackie Bhagnani, and Vaishali Desai in lead roles. Produced by Vashu Bhagnani, this romantic science-fiction film revolves around a boy who can glimpse into the future.

‘A Game Called Relationship,’ released on February 14, 2020, was produced and starred Vivek Sharma. The film explores modern relationships, focusing on the dynamics of live-in partnerships and is intended to be a clean, family-friendly film.

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‘Dhurandhar’ Shatters Box Office Records: Rakesh Bedi Hails Film as a Cultural Tsunami

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In a remarkable display of cinematic success, ‘Dhurandhar,’ starring Ranveer Singh and Akshaye Khanna, continues its reign at the box office, setting new benchmarks. Veteran actor Rakesh Bedi, who portrays politician Jameel Jamali in the Aditya Dhar-directed spy-action thriller, shared his insights on the film’s overwhelming reception. He recalled a prediction he made prior to the film’s release, stating, “‘Dhurandhar’ is not going to raise the bar, it is going to break the bar.” The film’s performance seems to validate Bedi’s bold statement.

Bedi also recounted an enthusiastic fan reaction on Instagram, illustrating the audience’s deep engagement with ‘Dhurandhar,’ where a fan expressed impatience for the sequel’s release.

In a video shared on Instagram, Bedi expressed his excitement, stating, “Friends, ‘Dhurandhar’ is showing no signs of stopping; it continues to run and run. Before the film’s release, I made a statement that ‘Dhurandhar’ is not going to raise the bar, it is going to break the bar, because people are going to see this film repeatedly, continuously, and that is exactly what is happening.”

He further added, “People are showering so much love, it’s like a tsunami. I would say this film is like my friend’s restaurant in Delhi, Juggernaut.”

Bedi expressed his gratitude for the widespread acclaim the film has received. He highlighted a particular fan’s reaction, recounting, “One lady told me that after watching the film, she was angry about why it ended. And after watching the film, she felt like she should go to sleep and wake up directly on March 19, when its next part will be released. Isn’t that amazing?”

He extended his appreciation to the director and the production team, noting, “This film has become an international rage, which I believe has never happened in Indian cinema history. Such rage, such love, such a big tsunami. I thank JioStudio, the entire team of ‘Dhurandhar,’ and especially the director Aditya Dhar. Hats off to you, Aditya. Love you, brother.”

As per Sacnilk, ‘Dhurandhar’ has amassed ₹517 crore net in its first 16 days. The film further garnered ₹38.5 crore net on a recent Sunday, elevating its domestic total to ₹555.72 crore. ‘Dhurandhar’ has surpassed the lifetime collections of Sunny Deol’s ‘Gadar 2’ (₹525 crore net), Shah Rukh Khan’s ‘Pathaan’ (₹543 crore), and Ranbir Kapoor’s ‘Animal’ (₹553 crore).

According to Comscore, ‘Dhurandhar’ ranked among the top five global releases in its second weekend. With an overseas gross of $18 million, the film has exceeded ₹750 crore worldwide as of Friday and is projected to join the ₹800-crore club imminently.

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