July is expected to be huge for Hollywood in India, as two highly anticipated films are set to arrive in cinemas. The Odyssey will release on July 17, while Spider-Man: Brand New Day will hit theatres in India on July 30. Though both films are still a month away from release, their advance bookings have already opened for Indian audiences. The bookings of The Odyssey went live on June 8, while yesterday, June 17, viewers got a chance to book tickets for Spider-Man: Brand New Day. The tickets of both films are selling like hot cakes, indicating that they are…
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Jacqueline Fernandez is all set to step into the horror genre with her first-ever full-fledged horror film. The actress, who has been looking for the right script in this space for quite some time, has finally found a project that excited her. According to sources, the film will combine horror, emotion, and music, offering audiences a complete theatrical experience. Jacqueline will play the lead role, while two male actors have already been finalized for the project. The makers are keeping the title, cast details, and director under wraps for now.The film will be produced by Khyati Madaan’s Not Out Entertainment…
Salman Khan’s upcoming slate continues to expand. After signing an action-comedy with filmmaker duo Raj Nidimoru and Krishna D.K., and while shooting for his untitled film with director Vamshi Paidipally and co-star Nayanthara, the superstar is now reportedly exploring another major project.According to a report by Pinkvilla, Salman is currently in discussions with actor-filmmaker Farhan Akhtar for a large-scale historical action drama that could mark their first collaboration. A source close to the development told the publication, “Salman Khan and Farhan Akhtar have been meeting regularly over the last month and discussing a potential collaboration. Salman has loved what he…
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