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After the post about Trailer cancellation on Sub, we got some news about the reasons of event cancellation

Word is, the makers were forced to replace a “bad word” from the trailer after the censor objected to it.

The revised version needed a fresh censor certificate before it could legally play in cinemas.

Because timelines were extremely tight, the updated clearance reportedly didn’t come through in time but launch plans had already moved ahead.

What really caused panic internally though was the fear that Vashu Bhagnani , who’s already in a legal battle with them , apparently found out they were planning to go ahead without proper certification and drag the matter into court.

Absolute chaos behind the scenes apparently.

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The top talent manager is under huge pressure because her biggest star’s Cannes failure is badly hurting her reputation.

It’s no longer just the star’s image that is suffering. The industry is now questioning the manager herself. She was known for transforming a star with a criminal past into a “Being Human” image. Now people are wondering if that success was just luck and good timing.

If you think the nepo star is most worried, not really.

Right now, the person stressing the most is the star’s image maker after this latest disaster.

Ishaan Khatter really gaslighted Bhumi during The Royals

All the boys’ gang sucked up to Ishaan, and the female director also listened a lot to him and was almost struck by him. Bhumi got sidelined.

The role that was narrated to her was not what it became. Ishaan called the shots.

It mentally affected Bhumi so much that after the show, she had to take therapy. And she has also opted out of The Royals 2.

Industry buzz is that both brothers, Shahid and Ishaan, are not good for the mental health of their co stars.

Remember Sidhant Gupta from Jubilee? He quickly became BBNG favorite and everyone’s latest crush? Then he seemed to fade from the spotlight .

He was almost unrecognizable as Jawaharlal Nehru in Freedom at Midnight and resurfaced in Black Warrant, portraying Charles Sobhraj

Now, according to a source, he’s on the verge of signing a major South Indian film. Details are still tightly under wraps, but what we could gather hints at something big: “a large-scale project, a prominent director, and a major banner.”

Putting this out there because if even part of the buzz holds true, Sidhant Gupta might be lining up his big commercial breakthrough in the South industry.