The men, currently on the run, recounted being tortured after declining to join assaults they believed were close to suicide missions.

Karl Urban opens up on Priyanka Chopra Jonas’ performance in The Bluff. Sharing about locking horns with PeeCee’s Ercell Bodden AKA Bloody Marry in high-octane showdowns in this Prime Video Original film, Karl noted that Priyanka is “second to none” physicality.

Quipping about his experience working with Priyanka in The Bluff, Karl expressed, “She was a delight to work with and I was impressed by the passion and commitment that she brought to the role. The physicality that she imbued Bloody Mary with is, in my opinion, second to none. There’s a particular scene in which she acts winded after being thrown out a window and it’s hands down the best winded acting I have ever seen. Seriously, it’s Sigourney Weaver-level good.”

Karl knows exactly what goes into making action feel real. She shared his own journey with combat choreography. He added, “I enjoy the form and flow of sword work, I feel it comes quite naturally to me. I’m probably one of the few remaining actors that can claim to have been personally trained by Darth Vader (aka Bob Anderson) who I was fortunate enough to work with on The Lord of The Rings. The sword fighting was no more or less intimidating than the fight choreography for The Boys – both are basically the same discipline. You need to devote time and energy to rehearse and learn the moves. It’s not something you wing. Ultimately it’s an exercise in coordination and trust.”

The Bluff is directed by Frank E. Flowers. It is written by Joe Ballarini & Frank E. Flowers. The film is produced by Joe Russo, Anthony Russo, Angela Russo-Otstot, Michael Disco, Cisely Saldaña, Mariel Saldaña and Priyanka Chopra Jonas. The action adventure drama is executive produced by Joe Ballarini, Frank E. Flowers, Kassee Whiting, Ari Costa, Chris Castaldi, Nick Van Dyk, Thorsten Shumacher, Sarah Halley Finn and Zoe Saldaña.

It will exclusively in English, with dubs in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam.

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Veteran actor Jaya Bachchan is frequently in the spotlight, often due to her tense interactions with the paparazzi. Her public appearances regularly become talking points, as photographers often seek a reaction from her. Recently, some sections of the film industry have speculated that these frequent clashes might be negatively affecting the career of her grandson, Agastya Nanda, and influencing how his films are received by the public.

Agastya Nanda, the grandson of Amitabh and Jaya Bachchan, is currently continuing the family’s cinematic legacy. He made his acting debut in the 2023 Netflix film The Archies and followed it up with Sriram Raghavan’s war drama, Ikkis, in 2026. However, with both his streaming and theatrical releases failing to meet expectations, rumours have circulated that Jaya’s strained relationship with the media could be a contributing factor.

In a recent interview with Variety India, Jaya Bachchan dismissed these claims. Addressing the idea that her equation with the media impacts her grandson, she said, “No power on earth can change my grandson’s destiny. If Agastya is meant to be a star, nothing can stop that.

To support her point, she gave the example of her husband, Amitabh Bachchan. She mentioned that even the biggest stars have faced media friction without it ruining their success. She asked, “At the peak of his stardom, Amitji was banned by the press for almost 15 years. Did that affect his career?” Jaya made it clear that she believes Agastya’s professional journey is independent of her own actions. She concluded by saying, “Agastya will have his own relationship with the press. It has nothing to do with me.

This is not the first time Jaya has spoken about Agastya. In a previous conversation with Bollywood Hungama, she praised his individuality and focus. She shared that while he seeks guidance from his grandparents and his uncle (Abhishek Bachchan), he is determined to make his own mark. She said, “Luckily Agastya is a fast learner. Neither of his parents are actors, so he’s leaning on his grandparents and his Maamu (Uncle) for guidance. You know me, I wouldn’t praise anyone, least of all my own children or grandchildren. But Agastya is special. That child is determined to forge his own path. Just like I once did. Like me, he won’t follow the herd.

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