Currently, Alia Bhatt is filming for Jigra, helmed by Vasan Bala. Notably, she’s co-producing the movie alongside Karan Johar. Alia had previously announced the project, expressing her excitement about this new venture. Reflecting on her journey from debuting in a Dharma production to now co-producing a film with them, she mentioned feeling a sense of coming full circle.

The film has generated significant buzz among fans, and the latest news swirling around involves Sobhita Dhulipala joining the cast. Speculation began when Alia recently followed the Made In Heaven actor on Instagram, further fueled by a post on X hinting at Sobhita’s involvement. However, there’s no official confirmation yet, leaving fans in anticipation.

Alia shared that since signing onto Jigra, she and Ranbir have coordinated their schedules, ensuring one of them is always with their daughter, Raha. As Alia primarily engages in night shoots for the film, she’s been able to spend ample daytime hours with Raha, albeit sacrificing some sleep to balance her commitments.

Neena Gupta recently expressed her disappointment about missing out on a role in Tenet, revealing that Dimple Kapadia secured the part without meeting director Christopher Nolan in LA. In a conversation, Gupta candidly discussed the struggles faced by outsiders in Bollywood and the hurdles in securing significant roles due to industry biases.

Despite her impressive background as a National School of Drama graduate, Gupta revealed feeling like an outsider even after spending four decades in the industry. She expressed initial hopes of more opportunities after her Hindi film debut but expressed frustration over the limited chances that came her way.

The 64-year-old actress opened up about instances where she felt her opinions were sidelined, noting the industry’s preference for more prominent co-stars’ concerns over hers. Gupta also spoke about her ongoing battle with rejection, sharing her experiences of auditions and frequent setbacks.

Gupta shared her attempt to secure a role in Tenet, recounting her trip to LA to meet Christopher Nolan, only to see the part go to Dimple Kapadia, who didn’t make the same journey. 

Under the scheme, the state government makes a direct benefit transfer of ₹5,000 per acre per season – Rabi and Kharif – into the account of every farmer.

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Under the scheme, the state government makes a direct benefit transfer of ₹5,000 per acre per season – Rabi and Kharif – into the account of every farmer.