After much delay due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the shoot of Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2 has finally been completed. The Anees Bazmee-directed horror comedy, starring Kartik Aaryan, Kiara Advani and Tabu, has been filmed at a few locations in multiple schedules due to the Coronavirus surge and the subsequent second wave wreaking havoc with everyone’s plan. Sharing a picture of the director with the movie’s crew on social media, Tabu wrote: “All’s well that ends well. Our journey of making Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2 comes to an end.” Post-production of the film is already underway to meet its May 20 release date.
Will the show go on?
The City Civil Court of Hyderabad has reportedly issued an ad-interim injunction on the release of Ekta Kapoor’s show, Lock Upp, hosted by Kangana Ranaut. Abdul Haleem Baig aka Sanober Baig had claimed that he owns the right to the concept of the show, which he had registered as Jail in 2018. While it remains to be seen what course of action the makers take next, Kangana was seen shooting for the show in Film City yesterday.
Showing reality
Bhagyashree is excited about facing the camera with husband Himalay Dassani for a new reality show, three decades since he decided to quit acting. The actor refused multiple offers before because she couldn’t connect with them. “Smart Jodi is one of the most exciting concepts I have come across on small screen and hence Himalay and I decided to be part of it,” says Bhagyashree, adding, “You will see the real side of each couple. I am glad to associate with [the broadcasting] channel for delivering inspiring and unconventional content to today’s India. I can’t wait to share my life story [with the audience].”
A rural experience
Kriti Sanon’s sister Nupur Sanon, who makes her Bollywood debut with Noorani Chehre, seems to be bonding well with her lead star, Nawazuddin Siddiqui. They had a break from shooting yesterday, so he opted to give her a dekko of the rural life, in the outskirts of Delhi. The two even went for a ride on a bullock-cart. And Nawaz showed Nupur how to get a buffalo to pull the cart without much effort.
Guru, Bohemia to reunite
Guru Randhawa and Bohemia, who busted the charts with their pacy dance number, Patola, are teaming up again. Reuniting after six years, the duo is set to enthral listeners with their new song, Punjabiyaan di dhee. The duo have been instrumental in bridging the gap between East and West with their distinctive music styles. Shot extensively in Dubai, the peppy track is composed and penned by Guru. The music video, directed by Rupan Bal, promises ample style to have the audience grooving along.
