While further details are awaited, the movie has been directed by Advait Chandan, who is known for Secret Superstar, Laal Singh Chaddha, and more. Fans took to the comments to hype the sudden announcement. Some congratulated the makers, while others showed excitement about the new pair on screen.

BTS member J-Hope is set to complete his military duties next month. Weeks before his discharge, the K-pop idol shared a heartfelt letter with ARMYs. He shared details about how he’s spending his last month as he gears up to return home.

Taking to Weverse, J-Hope wrote, “One month, exactly 30 days left to go! All that time flew by but I’m already reminiscing about it, guess I grew pretty fond of everything here. I’ve been packing, giving away some of the gear I came to cherish, and my locker’s starting to look a bit empty and that’s when the feeling really starts to sink in,” as per a translation from Korean to English on X.

His letter further reads, “I look back and it all comes flooding back, those early days where I was nervous and tense and didn’t know what I know now.. that everything would be just fine. (even the sound of the locker screeching open was triggering),” he shared. “These days, I look at the new recruits who are just starting out and I can read their minds. reminds me a bit of myself so I find it kinda cute. sigh… I can’t stop my emotions from taking over, these strong Emotions with a capital E.. well I’m proud of myself! I made it!”

J-Hope went on to wish his fans a happy Chuseok which is one of South Korea’s biggest holidays. “There we have it, I will see you all a month from today. Wishing everyone the best of health until then,” he concluded.

J-Hope will be the second BTS member to complete his military duties. The oldest member of BTS, Jin, was discharged in June this year.

Delhi minister Atishi will take over as Chief Minister after Arvind Kejriwal resigns from the top post after a meeting with Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena this afternoon. The decision was taken at an Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) legislators’ meeting today. 

At the meeting of AAP MLAs today, party leader Dilip Pandey proposed that Mr Kejriwal decide on the Chief Minister face. When the AAP national convener proposed Ms Atishi’s name, all AAP MLAs stood up and accepted it and Ms Atishi was elected leader of the legislature party. 

Ms Atishi now holds key portfolios in the Delhi government such as Education and Public Works Department. An Oxford University alumnus and a Rhodes scholar, Ms Atishi has worked extensively in the AAP’s flagship exercise to overhaul education in Delhi’s schools.

An MLA from Kalkaji, the 43-year-old became a minister after Mr Sisodia was arrested in a corruption case linked to Delhi’s now-scrapped liquor policy. When Mr Kejriwal and Mr Sisodia were behind bars, Atishi articulated the party’s position at party events and media exchanges.

On August 15, Mr Kejriwal chose her to hoist the tricolour at Delhi government’s Independence Day event. While Delhi Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena foiled the plan, it was clear that the AAP leadership placed immense faith in Ms Atishi.

Speaking to the media after the announcement, Ms Atishi thanked her mentor Mr Kejriwal. “Arvind Kejriwal has trusted me and given me this responsibility. I appeal to all people of Delhi to make your son, your brother Arvind Kejriwal the Chief Minister again because he is honest.”

The elevation of Ms Atishi comes two days after Mr Kejriwal’s shocking announcement to step down from the top post. Addressing a gathering of party workers on Sunday, the Delhi Chief Minister said, “Two days later, I will resign as Chief Minister. I will not sit on that chair till the people announce their verdict. Elections in Delhi are months away. I got justice from the legal court, now I will get justice from the people’s court. I will sit on the Chief Minister’s chair only after the order of the people.”

Mr Kejriwal’s Sunday shocker came two days after the Supreme Court granted him bail in a corruption case linked to Delhi’s now-scrapped liquor policy. The bail order paved the way for his release from prison, six months after his arrest.

Assembly polls in the national capital are scheduled for February, but Mr Kejriwal has demanded that they be held in November along with the Maharashtra election. The AAP leader and his former Deputy Manish Sisodia have said they would go to the people to seek their support and not return to the top jobs before the people’s verdict.