Fighter, one of the most anticipated films of the month releases in a matter of days. The Sidharth Anand directorial features Hrithik Roshan, Deepika Padukone, Anil Kapoor and more as pilots. Now, the makers have revealed a new poster introducing the villain played by Rishabh Sawhney.

The poster sees Rishabh Sawhney in a terrifying avatar as he comes in all guns blazing. He has a fierce look and injuries on his face.

Check it out here:

Hrithik Roshan shared the poster in a post captioned, “Locking eyes with the villain. Further details about the character are kept under wraps.

For the unversed, Rishabh Sawhney has worked as a casting assistant on titles like THe Empire, Kaun Banegi Shikharwati and Bestseller.

Fighter which also features Karan Singh Grover, Akshay Oberoi, Sartaj Gill and Sanjeeda Shaikh is all set to arrive in theatres on January 25, 2024.

In a disturbing incident on an expressway in Uttar Pradesh’s Agra, a body was run over by multiple cars, through the night, until it had to be scraped off the surface.

Pieces of the body were smeared on to the tarmac, crushed under wheels, requiring the police to use a shovel to collect body parts spread across a 500-metre stretch.

Only an intact finger could be recovered by the police. They now hope that the fingerprint will help the forensic team to identify the victim. Shocking visuals from the spot also show a shoe, apparently belonging to the victim.

While it is not clear how long the body was abandoned on the expressway and why the vehicles did not steer clear of it, dense fog conditions in north India may have prevented drivers from seeing clearly. Also, the average speed of cars on expressways is about a 100 km per hour and it is risky to make sudden manoeuvres at those speeds, especially in foggy conditions during night.

According to the police, a detailed investigation starting from the identification of the victim will help them understand the circumstances better.

What remains of the body has been sent for autopsy.

Inspector Devendra Singh said that the body appeared to belong to a 40-year-old man. “It has not been identified yet. It was badly mutilated after vehicle over vehicle crushed it. Pieces of the body were pasted onto the tarmac, so police had to use a shovel to collect them. Only a finger is intact and police are trying to identify the victim using fingerprints,” the officer said.

The rancour in Punjab between the Congress and the Aam Aadmi Party peaked today with the Congress dubbing Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann and his Delhi counterpart Arvind Kejriwal “Hitler”.  The photo of the German dictator, he said, matches that of the AAP leaders.

Hours before, the two parties had sent out a message of unity as Raghav Chadha and Pawan Bansal met in Chandigarh. A photo of the meet, posted on social media, showed the two chatting together in a lawn, the location of which was not divulged.

“Congress and APP in Chandigarh have become the first constituents of Indian National Democratic Inclusive Alliance (INDIA) parties to implement the decisions and sentiments of INDIA to not let BJP win elections by default,” Mr Bansal had posted on X, formerly Twitter.

“Together we will win all the three positions, thus heralding the end of BJP’s anti- democracy rule in the country,” his post read. It was seconded by Mr Chadha in a Hindi post.

The two parties, known for being more out of step than together, are
contesting the civic polls of Chandigarh, where AAP will contest the post of the Mayor. The Congress will focus on the post of the senior deputy mayor and the deputy mayor.

Both parties have hailed it as a strike against the BJP and said they were the first in the INDIA Bloc to contest together. In Delhi, Arvind Kejriwal also had a meeting with Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge.
But the bonhomie came up short in Punjab as Congress’s Pratap Singh Bajwa said AAP’s “dictatorial governance” matches that of Adolf Hitler.

“The first thing I would like to advise them is to pull down the pictures of Baba Saheb Ambedkar and Bhagat Singh from their offices and replace it with Adolf Hitler. And if you carefully see the picture of Hitler, it matches with one of their (AAP) leaders,” he said.

The outburst is seen as an expression of the party’s frustration as central leadership of both parties came to an understanding barely two days ahead of the Mayoral elections. With Congress candidate for Mayor post, Jasbir Singh Bunty, having to withdraw his nomination, feelings against AAP ran high.

Congress sources indicated that many in the party had expressed concern that an alliance with AAP will weaken their party .

Earlier today, a huge fight broke out between the BJP and Congress-AAP workers at the municipal corporation office in Chandigarh as Mr Bunty went to withdraw his nomination.