The year 2024 has brought us a thrilling array of villains in Bollywood, each more menacing than the last, showcasing the creative depths of the industry. With riveting stories and powerful performances, these characters have captured audiences and left an unforgettable mark.

Kamal Haasan as Supreme Yaskin

Kamal Haasan stars as Supreme Yaskin in the much-anticipated Kalki 2898 AD. Portrayed as a totalitarian god-king ruling the post-apocalyptic world from the Complex, Yaskin is a formidable force. The film, featuring a stellar cast including Prabhas, Amitabh Bachchan, and Deepika Padukone, delves into themes inspired by Hindu scriptures. Set in 2898 AD, it follows a group on a perilous mission to save the unborn child of lab subject SUM-80, known as Kalki.

Arjun Kapoor as Danger Lanka

Next, we have Danger Lanka, played by Arjun Kapoor in Singham Again. This fifth instalment of Rohit Shetty’s Cop Universe showcases him as a cunning antagonist, challenging Ajay Devgn’s titular hero with his charm and cunning. Alongside him, an ensemble cast features Akshay Kumar and Ranveer Singh, making for a gripping cop drama.

R. Madhavan as Vanraj Kashyap

Vanraj Kashyap, portrayed by R. Madhavan in Shaitaan, introduces a dark twist as the family faces a stranger’s black magic spell over their daughter. This supernatural thriller, based on the Gujarati film Vash, marks a significant comeback for Jyothika in Bollywood.

Sunil Kumar as Sarkata

In Stree 2, Sarkata, a headless entity, terrorises the town of Chanderi, abducting women and creating chaos. Rajkummar Rao and Shraddha Kapoor lead the charge against this malevolent force in a film that combines horror with comedy.

Jackie Shroff as Babbar Sher

Lastly, Babbar Sher, played by Jackie Shroff in the upcoming Baby John, promises to be a fierce villain in this action thriller. The film, a remake of the Tamil blockbuster Theri, features Varun Dhawan in the lead role, and fans are eagerly awaiting its release.

As we look forward to these cinematic adventures, the villains of 2024 are sure to provide chills and thrills, reminding us why Bollywood continues to enchant audiences with its storytelling prowess.

Anil Kapoor and Anupam Kher share a special bond. Their camaraderie often grabs headlines. Recently, Anil took a moment to shower Anupam with much-deserved appreciation.

Anil Kapoor took to his social media handle to share a series of photos with Anupam Khar from the gym. Heaping praise on the Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge star, he wrote, “Anupam Kher is the joker in the pack, a chameleon who can do anything. That fact that a Hindi medium boy managed to cross over and make his mark in Hollywood is a testament of his hunger to make a mark, to make his family proud with his work. I have been extremely fortunate to work with him and know him personally…”

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He further added, “At 69, Anupam is a young boy at heart and trust me, I can vouch for the fact that he can push himself at the gym too! All the best Anupam Kher for #Vijay69.. by celebrating your 40 years in cinema, the entire industry is saluting you…We love you.”

In Vijay 69, Anupam Kher is set to play a 69-year-old man who embarks on a journey to compete in the triathlon. The film’s cast also includes Chunky Panday. It will be released on November 8.

A video showing an Indian Air Force (IAF) MiG-29 fighter jet hurtling towards the ground in a flat spin has gone viral.

The fighter jet crashed in a field near Uttar Pradesh’s Agra earlier today. The IAF has said the MiG-29 encountered a “system malfunction” before it crashed. The pilot ejected safely after taking the crippled fighter jet to a direction where there would be no damage or casualties on the ground.

In the video, the MiG-29 is seen falling fast in a flat spin before it hits the ground.

A flat spin occurs when an aircraft enters an uncontrolled spinning motion. It is a dangerous and potentially a life-threatening flight condition.

The IAF said it has ordered an enquiry to ascertain the cause of the accident.

Before today’s accident, the last crash of a MiG-29 fighter jet happened on September 2 in Rajasthan’s Barmer. A “critical technical snag” was cited for the accident then. The pilot had ejected safely.

The erstwhile USSR built the first MiG-29 in 1983. India bought them in 1987 and inducted them the same year. Since then the fighter jet has been upgraded to keep up with new technologies.