The highly anticipated trailer for Ram Pothineni’s Double iSmart dropped on Sunday evening, sending fans into a frenzy with its explosive 2-minute, 42-second preview.

A potential blockbuster

The trailer kicks off with high energy and ticks all the boxes for a typical Telugu blockbuster. With its loud performances, comedic moments, and charming approach to the heroine, it promises to be an engaging watch for fans of Telugu potboilers.

For those who might not know, Double iSmart, written and directed by Jagannadh, is the sequel to the 2019 blockbuster iSmart Shankar. This latest preview of Shankar’s world is sure to be highly appreciated by fans of the first installment.

As the trailer progresses, it becomes increasingly captivating with Sanjay Dutt‘s appearance and his intense clash with Shankar (Pothineni’s character). Additionally, the chemistry between Ram Pothineni and Kavya Thapar adds a charming touch throughout. 

The action sequences showcased are both intriguing and well-crafted, promising to enhance the screenplay and elevate the film’s entertainment value.

Check out the explosive trailer:

Elizabeth Taylor’s infamous affair with Cleopatra co-star Richard Burton ensued a century of scandal! Among the people who scrutinized their relationship was Elizabeth’s father, Francis Taylor. In her newly unearthed old interviews, featured in Nanette Burstein’s documentary Elizabeth Taylor: The Lost Tapes, the actress revealed her father’s dislike of her relationship. 

“My father called me a w****,” she said in one of the tape conversations recorded from 1964 through 1965. When she decided to leave her fourth husband, Eddie Fisher, because she fell in love with Burton, people were quick to lash out. “I met such opposition from everyone,” she said on the tapes. 

The duo met while working on Cleopatra, where she played the title role, and he played Mark Antony when they were both in separate marriages—Elizabeth with Fisher and Burton with Sybil Christopher. In 1962, the first press coverage of their love affair broke out, and unprecedented public criticism followed. 

“The Vatican newspaper had come out with an item saying that I was so despicable. Elizabeth said on the tapes. “My own children should be taken away from me, an attack that really — well, it made me vomit.” The actress also revealed that she revealed threats of violence and recalled it as a “horrendous week.”