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Hanuman Ansh is currently in its tenth week and continues to pull in audiences. The devotional saga opened at just Rs. 10 lakhs and has gone on to collect nearly Rs. 322 crores and counting. What has stunned the trade, industry and movie buffs alike is that the film was reportedly made on a budget of just Rs. 2 crores. Hence, its return on investment (ROI) is historic, to say the least. In a recent interview, one of its producers, Namrata Singh, revealed for the first time the film’s actual budget and a detailed break-up of its expenses. Interestingly, she…

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Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has said that the Mumbai Police have identified specific individuals in connection with the firing incident targeting Tiger Shroff in Juhu and that arrests are expected soon. Speaking to the media on Monday, October 19, a day after the incident, Fadnavis said investigative agencies had secured leads and were coordinating with authorities in other states and the Central Government to track down those allegedly involved.Addressing the incident, the Chief Minister said, “This is a very serious and condemnable matter. The Mumbai Police have taken it with the utmost seriousness. They have obtained certain clues, based…

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Earlier, filmmakers would usually wait for a film to succeed before beginning work on its sequel. However, films like Baahubali and Pushpa changed this trend to an extent. In Bollywood, Dhurandhar was shot as one massive project before being split into two parts. Ramayana, meanwhile, has been envisioned as a two-part saga right from the beginning, even before the release of its first instalment. Now, Anil Sharma has gone not one or two, but four steps ahead! The filmmaker recently announced that his upcoming film, Arjun Naga, starring his son Utkarsh Sharma, will be a four-part entertainer.According to a report…

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In recent times, several Hindi films, including Dhurandhar, Border 2, Fighter, Sky Force, Article 370, Tiger 3, etc, have reportedly been denied a release in certain Middle Eastern markets. However, the upcoming Ayushmann Khurrana-Sara Ali Khan starrer Udta Teer has now faced a roadblock closer to home, in the neighbouring country of Nepal.Bollywood Hungama has learned that Udta Teer has not been granted permission for public screening in Nepal. Bollywood Hungama is in possession of a copy of the official order, which was communicated to the makers by Bishal Bhandari, Section Officer, Ministry of Communication and Information Technology, Government of…

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