Salman Khan posts childhood photo with Nephew Ayaan Agnihotri ahead of new song release
Salman Khan shares a nostalgic childhood photo with nephew Ayaan Agnihotri ahead of their new song release, "You Are Mine."
The 69th Filmfare Awards witnessed the triumph of Aditya Rawal and Alizeh Agnihotri as they secured the Best Debut (Male) and Best Debut (Female) awards on Sunday.
Aditya Rawal, son of the esteemed actor Paresh Rawal, earned the accolade for his compelling performance in Hansal Mehta’s thriller ‘Faraaz.’ Meanwhile, Alizeh Agnihotri claimed the honor for her role in the thought-provoking film ‘Farrey.’
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Directed by Hansal Mehta and produced by Bhushan Kumar, ‘Faraaz’ unfolds the harrowing events of July 1, 2016, in Dhaka, where five young militants terrorized an upscale cafe, holding over 50 people hostage for nearly 12 agonizing hours. Mehta emphasized the film’s purpose, stating, “The main reason that we decided to make a film like Faraaz is to talk about stories that surpass boundaries. The story of Faraaz is a prime example of how, when it comes to the fight against terrorism, it’s all of humanity on one side and terrorism on the other.”
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‘Farrey,’ directed by the national award-winning filmmaker Soumendra Padhi, explores the intricacies of human experiences, emotions, and the decisions people make in challenging situations. The film features a stellar cast including Alizeh, Zeyn Shaw, Sahil Mehta, Prasanna Bisht, Ronit Bose Roy, and Juhi Babbar Soni.
These awards mark a significant milestone in the budding careers of Aditya Rawal and Alizeh Agnihotri, who bring their talent and dedication to the forefront of the film industry. As they step onto the grand stage of recognition, the future holds promise for these promising newcomers.
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