Rajkummar Rao On Plastic Surgery Rumours: "I've Not Gone Under The Knife, Got Fillers 8-9 Years Back"

Rajkummar Rao in a recent interview denied rumours that he has undergone plastic surgery after his photos from a recent event went viral. The actor, in an interview with news agency PTI, said, "I've not gone under the knife. I have not done any kind of plastic surgery. That picture, if you see it again, how is it possible in 14 years, there's one picture and no other picture like that? I feel it's certainly a touched-up picture because my skin is looking so flawless. Even I was amazed how it's so flawless without any makeup and after shooting the whole day," Rajkummar Rao said.

The actor, however, did mention that he got fillers a few years ago. "But saying that... Because you know, I heard a lot of these comments when I started working. People started commenting on my looks and everything. 8-9 years back, I did a little touch up on my chin with fillers, which is like half-an hour job because I wanted to feel more confident, which I do. I certainly feel more confident. I feel I look much better, but has it changed me as a person, has it changed me as an artist? Not at all," PTI quoted Rajkummar Rao as saying.

Rajkummar Rao's filmography includes critically acclaimed projects like Shahid, Kai Po Che!, The White Tiger, Gangs of Wasseypur - Part 2, Love Sex Aur Dhokha, Aligarh, Trapped, Bheed, Newton. He has also featured in hits like Queen, Bareilly Ki Barfi, Stree, Badhaai Do, among many others.

The actor will next be seen in Mr And Mrs Mahi, alongside Janhvi Kapoor. He will also feature in Srikanth with Alaya F. His upcoming projects also include Stree 2 and Vicky Vidya Ka Woh Wala Video with Triptii Dimri.

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Bitcoin ‘Halving’ Software Update Cuts Supply of New Tokens in Threat to Miners

A highly anticipated Bitcoin software update called the “halving” has been completed, dealing a potential blow to the companies that make money by ensuring that the digital currency functions smoothly and securely. 

The once-every-four-years event cut in half the so-called mining reward, which is the amount of Bitcoin released from the network to compensate companies known as miners for validating transactions. The modification went into effect as of 8:10 p.m. Friday evening New York time, according to data from analytics website mempool.space and Blockchain.com. The price of Bitcoin was little changed near the $64,000 level following the halving.

This change to the rewards was all by design and preordained by the code that runs Bitcoin's blockchain. The supposed anonymous creator of Bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto, sought to use the halving mechanism to maintain an eventual hard cap of 21 million Bitcoin in order to keep the original cryptocurrency from being inflationary. As a result of this halving, the fourth since 2012, the daily reward paid to miners will drop to 450 Bitcoin from 900.

Bitcoin advocates expect the halving to be a positive catalyst for the latest bull market since it further reduces the supply of new tokens at a time when demand for them has risen from new exchange-traded funds that directly hold the digital asset. Proponents of the original cryptocurrency such as MicroStrategy Inc. Chairman Michael Saylor have touted it is a better store of value than traditional fiat currencies, which they say are more vulnerable to inflation. 

Still, while Bitcoin has rallied to records following past halvings, market watchers including analysts from JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Deutsche Bank AG had predicted that the event was pretty much priced into the market.

“As expected, the halving was fully priced in so price movement was limited,” said Kok Kee Chong, chief executive officer of Singapore-based AsiaNext, a digital-asset exchange for institutional investors. “Now the industry will have to wait and see whether a rally will occur in the coming weeks amid sustained institutional interest.”

Notably, the dilutive effect of Bitcoin mining decreases with each halving. While the number of tokens mined in the cycle that followed the first halving amounted to 50% of Bitcoin outstanding at the time the halving took effect, new supply in the upcoming cycle will only amount to 3.3%, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.

Bullishness toward Bitcoin in the near term may be dampened by macroeconomic influences, such as signals from the Federal Reserve that interest-rate cuts are on hold and conflict in the Middle East, according to Edward Chin, co-founder of Parataxis Capital.

“We are likely to chop a bit over the coming quarter until there is clarity on the macro front,” Chin said. “During that time, the primary driver of price will likely continue to be ETF fund flows.”

The main impact from the halving is expected to be on Bitcoin mining companies rather than the actual price of the cryptocurrency.

The blockchain update is poised to wipe out billions of dollars in annual revenue for miners, though the effect will be mitigated if the cryptocurrency's price continues to rise. 

Bitcoin mining is an energy-intensive process, in which miners use specialized computers to validate transactions on the blockchain. Large-scale miners such as Marathon Digital Holdings Inc. and Riot Platforms Inc. have spent billions of dollars on acquiring energy, purchasing mining equipment and building out data centers. 

JPMorgan expects the sector to consolidate, with publicly-traded firms gaining market share. 

“Publicly-listed Bitcoin miners are well positioned to take advantage of the new environment, mainly due to greater access to funding and in particular equity financing,” JPMorgan analysts wrote in a note this week. “This helps them to scale their operations and invest into more efficient equipment.”

Past halvings have been completed with no discernible disruption to the functioning of the Bitcoin blockchain. 

The next halving is set to take place in 2028 and the reward will be reduced to 1.5625 from 3.125 for a miner that successfully processes a block of transaction data. The average time to finish a block is around 10 minutes. There are expected to be 64 Bitcoin halvings before the 21 million cap is reached sometime around 2140, at which point halvings will cease and the blockchain will stop issuing new tokens.

When that happens, Bitcoin miners will have to rely on transaction fees, their other revenue source besides mining rewards. Rising transaction fees may help some miners stay afloat as the rewards continue to dwindle, yet those fees are currently only a small portion of total revenue for miners.

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Is the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 the best foldable phone you can buy in India right now? We discuss the company's new clamshell-style foldable handset on the latest episode of Orbital, the Gadgets 360 podcast. Orbital is available on Spotify, Gaana, JioSaavn, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music and wherever you get your podcasts.

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Singham Again: Deepika Padukone Roars As Shakti Shetty. That's It. That's The Post

Make way for lady Singham aka Shakti Shetty (played by Deepika Padukone). On Friday evening, Deepika Padukone shared a poster from her next film - Singham Again. Deepika Padukone, who plays a character named Shakti Shetty in the film, is seen dressed in a cop's uniform. The actress is seen recreating Inspector Bajirao Singham's signature pose in the poster. Deepika accompanied the post with the hashtags #LadySingham and #ShaktiShetty. Meanwhile, the film's director Rohit Shetty, sharing the post on Instagram, wrote, "My Hero... Reel mein bhi aur real mein bhi (in reel as well as real life). Lady Singham."

In the comments section of Rohit Shetty's post, Deepika wrote, "Let's do this." On Deepika's Instagram post, Indian Police Force star Mayyank Taandon commented, "One and only." Deepika's Fighter co-star Akshay Oberoi dropped fire emojis. Besides Deepika Padukone, Singham Again also stars Ajay Devgn, Akshay Kumar, Ranveer Singh, Tiger Shroff, Arjun Kapoor and Kareena Kapoor.

Check out the post here:

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Deepika Padukone's character Shakti Shetty was introduced in October last year. Deepika Padukone shared posters of her look from the film on social media and she captioned the post, "Introducing...Shakti Shetty! #SinghamAgain." Take a look at the poster here:

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About Rohit Shetty's cop universe - the 2021 film Sooryavanshi was the fourth film in Rohit Shetty's cop universe. Ranveer Singh played the role of a police officer in the 2018 film Simmba, while Ajay Devgn starred in the cop series Singham. In Sooryavanshi, Akshay played the lead role of Veer Suryavanshi, a character that was introduced as an Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) officer in a cameo role in the 2018 film Simmba. The next leg of the cop universe films is Singham Again, also starring Deepika Padukone, Tiger Shroff, Kareena Kapoor along with the other stars of the Rohit Shetty cop universe.

Rohit Shetty stepped into the web world with Indian Police Force. The series that released on January 19 on Prime Video India, starred Sidharth Malhotra along with Shilpa Shetty and Vivek Oberoi.

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Weekend Binge: Excited About Do Aur Do Pyaar? Watch These 5 Complex Relationship Films Next

Relationships are messy, almost always, but the good ones are worth fighting for. At least that is what Do Aur Do Pyaar tells us. The film deals with a married couple played by Vidya Balan and Pratik Gandhi, cheating on each other. With both parties straying from their marriage, things get complicated. Adding to the mix are inspired performances by Ileana D'Cruz and Sendhil Ramamurthy. If Do Aur Do Pyaar has left you asking for more such complex relationship dramas, fret not since there are options galore in Indian cinema as well as Hollywood. We have curated a list of some interesting relationship dramas that will make you stop and think.

1. Gehraiyaan  - Prime Video

This Shakun Batra directorial explores romantic relationships and intergenerational trauma from a lens of empathy and understanding. The film headlined by a spectacular Deepika Padukone, featured compelling performances by Siddhant Chaturvedi, Ananya Panday, and Dhairya Karwa.

2. Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna - Netflix

Directed by Karan Johar, this film features a stellar cast including Amitabh Bachchan, Shah Rukh Khan, Abhishek Bachchan, Rani Mukherji, Preity Zinta and Kirron Kher. The film, a marked departure from what was considered Karan Johar's brand of cinema, explores the intricacies of marriage, extramarital affairs, and the complexities of love. 

3. Marriage Story - Netflix

Directed by Noah Baumbach, this film offers an intimate glimpse into the life of a couple navigating the complexities of divorce. Showcasing the challenges and emotions involved in the dissolution of a marriage that was once filled with love, this film is a must-watch.

4. Blue Valentine - Prime Video

Blue Valentine, headlined by Michelle Williams and Ryan Gosling, is a raw portrayal of a loving relationship's deterioration over time. Directed by Derek Cianfrance, the film alternates between the beginning and end of a marriage.

5. Tamasha  - Netflix

This Imtiaz Ali film has gone on to achieve cult status over the years. The Ranbir Kapoor-Deepika Padukone film delves not just into the protagonist's complex relation with himself, his partner and his family, but it also tackles subjects like identity and self-discovery.

With these stellar films on your watchlist, you are bound to have a happy weekend.

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Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses Review: Versatile and Practical

Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses are the most practical glasses to launch lately. The biggest advantage of such smart glasses is that they free you from the constraints of taking out your smartphone or a camera to record a moment. Being wearable, it records what you see, bringing a unique perspective or simplifying - truly living in the moment. Launched in September last year, Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses are made in partnership with EssilorLuxottica and come with tons of improvements from first-generation smart glasses. Meta and Ray-Ban claimed that they have redesigned the smart glasses from the ground up, and after weeks of usage, we couldn't help but notice most of these.

However, the idea of smart glasses isn't entirely new. There have been numerous versions launched by different companies, including Google (Google Glass in 2014), Snapchat (Snapchat Spectacles in 2016), Bose (Bose Frames Tempo in 2021), Amazon (Echo Frames in 2020), and even Facebook before rebranding to Meta (Ray-Ban Stories in 2021). 

So, are the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses worth the price? I try to answer that in my review. 

Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses Price and Availability 

The Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses prices start at $299 (roughly Rs. 25,000) and go up to $379 (roughly Rs. 32,000) depending on the style. People who wear prescription lenses can get one made via Ray-Ban, and that's excellent. For regular users, these are available in wayfarer and headliner styles.

Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses Charging Case

Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses are available in limited countries, and the features are also limited depending on which market you use them in. For example, smart glasses are not available in India, and we don't see any news of this arriving here in markets anytime soon. The Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses are available in 15 countries, including Australia, Canada, the US, and Europe. These are available via Meta.com and Ray Ban's online and offline stores. 

Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses Review: The Package

Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses come in sleek packaging with nothing fancy. However, what's interesting is the case. Unlike your regular sunglasses, the Meta smart glass case is a charging case, and it's portable. The slim case fits the smallest backpacks, ensures the glasses are charged, and extends battery life. The Meta smart glasses sport a 12-megapixel ultra-wide camera with a five-mic system. The camera offers 1440x1920 resolution and packs 32GB storage. The smart glasses also pack open-ear speakers with extended bass and decent volume, even in noisy environments. The right side of the glasses houses a touchpad for tapping to play or pause songs and supports swipe gestures for volume. The left side packs the power switch, while the capture button is placed on top of the right side and offers a good tactile feel. 

Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses feature Capture Button on the right side

For privacy purposes, the LED blinker dubbed Capture LED housed on the right side of the glasses blinks every time you snap a photo and remains on continuously when recording a video. This is a good feature, considering Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses aren't spy cameras and shouldn't be used like one. This was one of the concerns raised during the original model, where people claimed that glasses could allow them to film others without their consent. 

Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses Specifications

Camera - 12-megapixel ultra-wide camera, 3024x4032 pixels image resolution & 1440x1920 pixels video resolution
Mic - Custom 5-mic array
Audio - 2 custom-built speaker open-ear
Controls - Capture button on the right side and supports gestures
Storage - 32GB 
Battery Life - Up to 4 hours of battery life
Charging case - Adds up to 8 hours of usage time (over and above up to 4 hours that the glasses offer)
Companion App - Meta View app
Connectivity - Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.2
Weight - 133 grams (including charging case)

Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses also support touch gestures

Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses Review: Practical Everyday Wearable, Useful too

The Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses can be your daily wearable, depending on the style you choose. You have the option to add prescription glasses. After testing these indoors and outdoors, we can say that Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses can easily replace your action cameras. Though the target audience for your action cameras is different, the Meta glasses don't require anything additional to be carried, plus there's no mounting required. The best part is that it records what you see. 

Considering Meta glasses don't look like huge AR/ VR glasses, such as Apple Vision Pro, nobody notices it until they are close to you and looking at the frame. The 12-megapixel camera on the Meta glasses isn't the best out there, but it does what it's intended for. The Meta glasses are almost the same as your regular wayfarers in daily wear, albeit slightly heavier. But there are no complaints; you can wear these for hours without issues. Snapping pictures or videos is easy; you can do it by tapping the Capture button on the right side. 

Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses are available in 150 combinations

The captured images (see below) come out well during the day and have enough details to be your perfect social media post. One important thing is that all photos captured are vertical, giving you a clear hint that these are made for a generation that likes to share every small moment on social media. The best part is that after clicking the photo, you can right away post the image on your Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp, or Messenger. 

Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses camera samples

 

The video, on the other hand, is the real deal here. The idea of shooting images and videos without taking out your phone is cool. The Meta glasses can record up to 60-second videos, and that's fine for your Instagram or Facebook Story. What impresses you the most is the stabilisation of the videos and the details captured by the glasses. Additionally, the Meta glasses also offer you an option to live stream videos—the quality, however, isn't great. 

The company has made huge battery life claims; however, in reality, it's not close to those figures. We will talk about battery performance in a bit. 

Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses house the camera on the left side

Coming to audio, the Meta glasses pack open-ear speakers, meaning if you are travelling in a metro, you are not alone who can hear your private calls, but also people around you. The same goes for music or a clip you are seeing on your phone with Meta glasses as your speaker. During the review, there were moments when I forgot my earbuds for meetings, but Meta glasses made sure I could hear music while on the go. 

Quality-wise, the treble is nice, but the base is completely missing, which is expected. But at the end of the day, if you forgot your buds, then Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses are your saviour.

Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses Review: Meta View App Support

The Meta View app is the companion app for Meta glasses. It is easy to connect with your glasses and offers quick options to transfer files. The app provides plenty of features, including privacy, where you can tweak a few things for calls and voice commands and opt for a different video length. The app is your quick reference point for checking the battery and changing settings. The app also offers options to share the clicked photo or video on social media. 

Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses work with a companion app named Meta View

Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses Review: What Can Improve

There are plenty of things we love about the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses, but there are a few that need improvements. When you put on the glasses, a voice tells you the battery status, which is very useful. Well, that's the only time glasses get anything concrete, such as voice commands. The entire Meta AI thing doesn't work here in India and a lot of international markets. The voice command is limited to a few functionalities, and most "Hey Meta" voice triggers go unanswered. The only helpful use for voice commands was for recording videos and photos hands-free. Then, what actually spooked us was the shutter lag. From the moment you want to click a picture or record a video and tap on the Capture button on the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses, there's a proper 1-second delay. 

There was an instance when, while driving, I was trying to click a sunset picture appearing just above Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi, but thanks to shutter lag, the frame I wanted to record was missed because of the delay. Another thing that could have given Meta glasses a bump in terms of usage was a toggle to zoom and then click a photo or record a video. The glasses offer touch gestures, and it would have been useful to zoom in and then click images. But I guess this could only be possible in next-gen Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses.

Smart glasses feature a blinker light indicating snaps and video recording

Next, the photos and videos do come out excellent for social media when in good lighting. The moment the lighting is slightly off, the recorded images and videos turn slightly dark. 

Another minor issue is undocking the glasses from the case. The pin is placed on the nose of the glasses and is docked in the charging case. Every time you want to take them out, you must put some effort in because it's not as easy as removing your sunglasses from their case. We wish Ray Ban and Meta had simplified this on the smart glasses, as a regular consumer may do this several times during the day, which hampers the overall user experience. 

Battery performance is the next thing that could have been improved. The company claims up to four hours of battery life without a charging case, but in our review period, the battery dropped to 20 percent when we continuously wore them for 2 hours. Yes, the charging case drastically increases the battery life, but we would have loved it if Meta glasses could match the claimed numbers. 

Meta glasses come with a charging case

The glasses charge up to 50 percent within 20 minutes and up to 100 percent in about 65 minutes. When you use the Meta glasses for short durations, which means keeping them back in the case every now and then, you won't see the battery drop on most occasions. The battery issue only occurs when you wear these glasses for long hours. 

The best thing, however, is that when the battery is dead, you can still use these glasses as your regular sunglasses without the smarts. 

Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses Review: Verdict

The Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses can easily be your choice for daily wear, fitted with prescription glasses (if required), or simply used as sunglasses. They pack a camera and record a unique perspective. The Meta glasses are best used as glasses with a camera and speakers. 

Ray-Ban Meta is the most practical smart glasses available right now

What it offers—a plethora of things, including hands-free images and video recording alongside a live streaming option. There's also hands-free calling and music. The call quality is good, and the gestures work well on the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses. The design is interesting and lightweight. 

Priced at $299, these can be your new sunglasses with a camera that lets you click snaps or record anything anywhere without taking out your phone—one of the product's biggest USPs. The Ray-Ban Meta is one of the most practical smart glasses money can buy but has limited functionalities.

Pros - 

• Smart glasses with plenty of combinations on offer
• Decent picture and video quality for social media uploads
• Comfortable to wear 
• Excellent voice quality on calls and videos
• Amazing battery life

Cons - 

• Limited availability (not available in India, too)
• Undocking glasses from the case is a task every time
• Minimal Shutter lag while clicking photos or recording videos
• Missing AI features
• Average camera performance in low-light conditions

 

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Jab Pratik Gandhi Met His Do Aur Do Pyaar Co-Star Vidya Balan: "I Was Starstruck"

Pratik Gandhi, who will be collaborating with Vidya Balan for the first time in Do Aur Do Pyaar, recently talked to PTI about his experience while working with the Kahaani star. The 43-year-old-actor told PTI in an interview, "When I was offered the film, I was called to meet her as they wanted to see us together… And then, we had a couple of readings also. I was dealing with that starstruck moment. I actually had to behave normal, and think, ‘I'm just meeting a colleague'. I had to behave like that.”

“With this laughter, she made things comfortable. The first time when we met and we were clicking those awkward couple photographs, she laughed and she said, ‘This is awkward', and then she laughed,” he recalled.

 On Wednesday, the makers of Do Aur Do Pyaar held a screening of the film in Mumbai for their friends from the film fraternity. Celebs like Mrunal Thakur, Kartik Aaryan, Fardeen Khan and others attended the screening.

The film's lead cast shared the trailer earlier this month. Sharing the film's trailer on social media, Vidya Balan wrote, "Buckle up, 'cuz it's time to double the fun and romance with Do Aur Do Pyaar. #DoAurDoPyaarTrailer Out Now. Releasing in cinemas on 19th April 2024.

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Ahead of the trailer's release, the makers shared poster from the film on Friday and they captioned it, "Tomorrow's forecast: Romance will bloom and pyaar will cause confusion! Do Aur Do Pyaar Trailer Out Tomorrow. Releasing in cinemas on 19th April 2024."

Do Aur Do Pyaar has been directed by Shirsha Guha Thakurta and it is being produced by Applause Entertainment and Ellipsis Entertainment.

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Bade Miyan Chote Miyan Box Office Collection Day 7: Akshay Kumar-Tiger Shroff's Film Inches Closer To Rs 50 Crore

The week-one box office report of Bade Miyan Chote Miyan is finally here. After witnessing a significant dip on day 6, the Ali Abbas Zafar directorial recorded a rise in its collection on its first Wednesday in theatres. On day 7, Akshay Kumar and Tiger Shroff's film minted ₹2.50 crore at the ticket counters, as per Sacnilk. With this Bade Miyan Chote Miyan's total collection is inching closer to ₹50 crore mark. The total collection now stands at ₹48.20 crore. Bade Miyan Chote Miyan marks the first-time on-screen collaboration of Akshay Kumar and Tiger Shroff. The movie also features Prithviraj Sukumaran, Manushi Chillar and Alaya F in prominent roles.

For the unversed, Akshay Kumar and Tiger Shroff's Bade Miyan Chote Miyan is a reboot version of the 1998 blockbuster film of the same name. The film, which featured Amitabh Bachchan and Govinda in the lead roles, was helmed by David Dhawan. 

Coming back to the Ali Abbas Zafar directorial, Bade Miyan Chote Miyan hit the theatres on Eid, April 11. It features Akshay Kumar as Captain Firoz aka Freddy, and Tiger Shroff plays Captain Rakesh (Rocky). Prithviraj Sukumaran essays the role of a villain—Kabir. Bade Miyan Chote Miyan was released in Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam, Tamil, and Telugu.

In his NDTV review, film critic Saibal Chatterjee wrote, “The story is astonishingly hollow. Freddy and Rocky, two crack soldiers, are court-martialled and dismissed from the Army for insubordination. It is not until much later in the film that the audience is able to figure out why. But before we get to that point, we find Freddy working in an oil mine in a desert and Rocky fighting a fire and rescuing a trapped cat in Delhi...Fast and furious is what Bade Miyan Chote Miyan is. It is infuriatingly fatuous, too. It hurtles from one action chaotic sequence to another without so much as pausing for breath, seeking to link one big confrontation with the next through tenuous, terribly contrived means.”

“Even before that, a protracted action sequence is mounted to let the world know why the two men are regarded as such a dreaded pair of extraction specialists. India's ambassador to Kabul and his family are taken captive by terrorists. Freddy and Rocky ride on their steeds and barge into the camp,” he added.

Meanwhile, Akshay Kumar will soon make his Telugu debut with Vishnu Manchu's film Kannappa.

Tiger Shroff, on the other hand, will be seen in Rohit Shetty's Singham Again.

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