One snap especially caught everyone’s eye — Madhuri and Shriram sitting close, hand in hand, sharing a quiet smile, looking into each other's eyes.
The biopic will bring to life the story of Phalke, hailed as the “Father of Indian Cinema,” and will be set during the backdrop of India’s freedom movement.
This decision comes in response to Turkey's continued support for Pakistan during the India-Pakistan conflict, which has led to serious concerns about national security.
What starts out as harmless fun quickly turns into a terrifying rollercoaster of ghostly encounters and bizarre happenings, all wrapped in plenty of laughs.
“Collaborating with Aamir Khan Productions again feels magical,” she said in a recent interview. “This role is unlike anything I’ve ever done before."
Neha and her husband actor Angad Bedi were blessed with a baby after six months after their wedding. The couple had a baby girl, Mehr, in 2018.
As per the latest reports, the patient is stable and is responding to treatment.
The film is scheduled to premiere on Amazon Prime Video.
The actress will be seen in "Hungama 2", the sequel of 2003 film "Hungama".
The actress had captioned the video: "Distressed beyond words, death of democracy, important message for our government #BengalBurning #BengalViolence"
