Tabu, Kareena Kapoor Khan and Kriti Sanon look scorching hot on the big screen as the trailer gave ample proof. Their comic timing is right on point and they look as stunning as ever as they are three badass air hostesses in this heist drama. This woman-led film has ample scenes that lay down the premises of the adventure they’ve embarked on without giving out too much about the plot.

The killer dance moves, foot-tapping songs, Diljit Dosanjh making an appearance and more – it’s going to be a joyride like no other. The camaraderie between the three lead actresses will make you want to hoot for them as they try to solve a web of unexpected lies and misfortunes they find themselves in.

Here are 15 stills from the trailer that left us impressed:

Nitesh Tiwari’s magnum opus Ramayana has been the talk of the town for the longest time. Though neither the makers nor the cast featuring Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi and Yash in the lead have gone on to confirm any of the news making the rounds.

Now as per the latest report on a leading entertainment portal, Madhu Mantena who was supposed to produce the film with Allu Aravind has reportedly backed out from the project. The reasons for this are unknown.

Alia Bhatt was also considered for the role of Sita but had to step out because of date issues. Sai Pallavi was reportedly the second choice to play Sita. More information on how the project materialises is awaited.

The Election Commission has cited security as a reason for its inability to conduct assembly polls with Lok Sabha elections in Jammu and Kashmir. The poll panel has literally repeated what it had said in 2019 when general elections were announced.

Last assembly elections in J&K were held in 2014. For nearly six years now, the region is without an elected government.

While announcing the poll schedule for general elections and assembly polls in four states – Andhra, Odisha, Arunachal and Sikkim – Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar said assembly elections in J&K are due but cited security reasons for not holding them with parliament elections.

The top poll officer said entire J&K administration has refused to hold simultaneous polls because of security considerations. He, however said that it’s his commitment to hold state elections soon after parliament elections are over and there is enough availability of security forces.

Five years ago, the then chief election commissioner Sunil Arora had cited same reasons for not holding assembly polls with parliament elections in April and May 2019.

Months later, instead of elections, the Centre revoked Jammu and Kashmir’s special status under Article 370 and divided the state into two Union Territories in August 2019.

Since then the former state has gone through a controversial delimitation exercise, redrawing boundaries of 90 assembly seats. There are allegations of gerrymandering which has literally changed the electoral map of J&K.

It was followed by an amendment in J&K Reorganisation Act giving powers to J&K Lt Governor to nominate five members to J&K assembly which can further alter mandate in the assembly since nominated members will also have voting rights.

Citing amendment in J&K Reorganization Act in December, Mr Kumar said that his job to conduct elections started only three months ago when amendment was made to the Reorganization Act.

“Our meter to conduct elections started in December 2023” said Mr Kumar.

A year ago, in March 2023, Mr Kumar had said that there is a  “vacuum” in Jammu and Kashmir which needs to filled. The CEC had also that fresh revision of electoral rolls in Jammu and Kashmir will not come in the way of holding elections.