Harshvardhan Rane’s recent Diwali release Ek Deewane ki Deewaniyat, is performing well at the box office. Amidst its success, Pinkvilla has exclusively learned that the actor is now in talks for a gangster film with producer Ekta Kapoor, and is set against the glitzy backdrop of Dubai. Ekta Kapoor, known for her keen eye for talent and successful collaborations, has potentially considered him for it.

According to our sources, the script has high-octane action, crime drama, and intense character arcs, and Ekta thinks Harshvardhan Rane fits the bill. However, they are still in talks. “They’re still figuring out on a lot of things about the film, but it’s definitely a gangster saga with a contemporary edge. Audiences know Rane for intense love stories, and a film like this would position him in a completely different genre, giving him a fresh and edgy image,” the source reveals. 

While everything is in its final stages, an insider suggests that Rane’s character will be layered, exploring the ruthless side of a gangster with a mix of emotional drama, which aligns with Ekta Kapoor’s signature storytelling style. If the project takes off, it could mark a significant step in Rane’s career, cementing his place among the new generation of actors willing to take bold choices. Now all eyes are on the official announcement! 

We wonder if this will turn out to be Shootout 3 or Once Upon a Time in Mumbai 3, given its style and scale. Only time will tell! 

Meanwhile, Ekta has Ragini MMS 3 with Tamannaah Bhatia, and is working on multiple other films, which includes a mytho-thriller helmed by Anil Rahi Barve.

Picking up after Season 1’s reconciliation, Noah and Joanne try to merge their lives, but differences in belief soon take center stage. Noah grows more focused on his Jewish identity, while Joanne struggles with the idea of conversion. A significant turning point occurs when Noah lies to his family and community, claiming Joanne plans to convert soon. This sparks tension between the couple and forms the emotional core of the season.

Here’s what happens in the finale of Nobody Wants This Season 2

Joanne does not formally convert to Judaism, but she begins embracing Jewish traditions on her own terms. She celebrates Shabbat, enjoys challah and kugel, and engages in small cultural rituals. A conversation with Esther helps her see that faith can grow from lived experiences rather than labels. By the season’s end, Joanne appears ready to start the conversion process independently, suggesting that Season 3 will continue her spiritual journey.

The couple faces another challenge when Joanne, facing eviction, wants to move in with Noah. Noah hesitates, stating he won’t live with someone who isn’t Jewish. This leads to a painful breakup, which feels both inevitable and unfair. Moments later, Noah realizes his mistake and runs after Joanne, declaring that her faith doesn’t change his feelings. For him, love outweighs religious differences, providing a mature yet bittersweet resolution to their ongoing tension.

Season 2 also develops supporting characters

Sasha and Esther’s marriage unravels due to emotional labor and differing life goals, resulting in a necessary separation. Morgan’s complicated love life, including her unethical relationship with her therapist, serves as a cautionary subplot about power imbalances. The unlikely friendship between Morgan and Noah’s mother, Bina, adds comic relief amidst heavier storylines.

The finale sets up key storylines for Nobody Wants This Season 3. Joanne’s faith journey is just beginning, and Noah chooses love over rigid religious expectations. Professionally, Noah struggles to fit in at Temple Ahava, a reform synagogue that conflicts with his conservative values. These threads suggest Season 3 will explore how faith evolution, love, and identity continue to shape their relationship.