‘The Sabarmati Report’ earns 11.14 cr, steady growth continues
'The Sabarmati Report' grosses ₹11.14 crore, with strong box office performance, boosted by tax-free status in multiple states. Details inside.
In a heartfelt message to her fans, Raashii Khanna expressed her gratitude for the warm response to her latest movie, ‘Yodha.’ Taking to Instagram, she shared some stills from the film and penned a note thanking her supporters for embracing her character. “Your messages and love have truly warmed my heart,” she wrote. “Thank you for letting me be a part of your cinematic experience. I’m on a mission to bring you roles that inspire and delight!”
‘Yodha,’ produced by Karan Johar’s Dharma Productions, stars Raashii alongside Sidharth Malhotra and Disha Patani. Reflecting on her dream of being a Dharma heroine, Raashii shared her excitement, albeit with a humorous twist. “I’ve always dreamt of being in a Dharma film, wearing a chiffon saree, surrounded by snow,” she revealed during an Instagram live session. “Well, in ‘Yodha,’ I’ve got the saree part covered, but no snowy song yet. I’m halfway there!”
Directed by debutant duo Sagar Ambre and Pushkar Ojha, ‘Yodha’ is a high-octane action thriller that follows Arun Katyal, the commanding officer of an elite unit, the Yodha Task Force, on a thrilling rescue operation.
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During a promotional event in Delhi, Sidharth Malhotra discussed the film’s unique elements. “Yodha is a completely fictitious story,” he explained. “Creating a new task force allowed us to take many liberties. The action sequences are different from ‘Shershaah’ – here, I’m more energetic and lean, using various weapons. It’s a highly entertaining film with some of my best action sequences in the last decade.”
In addition to ‘Yodha,’ Raashii recently appeared in the thriller series ‘Farzi,’ where she starred opposite actor Shahid Kapoor. With her diverse roles and engaging performances, Raashii Khanna continues to captivate audiences across various platforms, promising more cinematic adventures in the future.
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