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An ex-producer of a mega-budget mythological film, who exited the project after a fallout, is quietly being blamed by industry insiders for fueling negative chatter around the film. While the producer publicly maintains it's a legal and business dispute, whispers suggest every setback, rumor, and controversy somehow finds its way into the headlines. Whether it's strategic PR or just coincidence remains anyone guess ,but the cold war between the former collaborators is far from over.

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u/Mean_Air_882 — 4 days ago
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Did Ranbir Kapoor and Katrina Kaif really break up multiple times before their final split?

So it seems this interviews is suggesting that Ranbir Kapoor and Katrina Kaif had a pretty turbulent six-year relationship and may have broken up more than once before finally calling it quits.

& Its claims that one rough patch happened around the time of Dhoom 3, while other rumors link another breakup phase to the shooting of Bang Bang..

u/Mean_Air_882 — 8 days ago
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Exclusive: Ramayana trailer expected to drop on 2nd or 3rd July!

The trailer for Ramayana is likely to arrive on July 2nd or 3rd, and honestly, I'm very curious to see what they've been cooking.

Usually I try to keep expectations in check, but after all the buzz around the glimpse and the amount of money and effort reportedly going into this project, I'm genuinely excited to see what the final product looks like.

The biggest thing for me is the VFX. The film is backed by DNEG, the studio that has worked on films like Dune, Interstellar, Blade Runner 2049, and multiple Oscar-winning projects. If the visuals land the way they're being promised, this could easily be one of the most visually ambitious Indian films ever made.

Ranbir Kapoor as Ram, Yash as Ravan, Sai Pallavi as Sita, Hans Zimmer and A.R. Rahman on music—on paper, it sounds massive. Now the trailer has to prove that the hype is justified.

What are your expectations from the trailer? Do you think Ramayana will live up to the insane hype, or are people expecting too much?

u/Mean_Air_882 — 8 days ago
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A successful young filmmaker, known for handling big-budget spectacles, is said to be in talks with a legendary banner synonymous with timeless Bollywood romances. The production house is reportedly keen on having him direct a large-scale love story, marking a departure from his usual genre. While nothing has been finalized yet, industry insiders believe this potential collaboration could be one of the most exciting announcements in the coming months.

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u/Mean_Air_882 — 12 days ago