Shraddha Kapoor has reportedly wrapped up shooting for Eetha, the upcoming biopic inspired by the life of legendary Tamasha artiste Vithabai Narayangaonkar. According to reports, the film’s shoot concluded with a grand montage song sequence filmed in Bhor, Maharashtra, featuring Shraddha alongside nearly 800 background performers. The sequence is said to capture the emotional and transformative journey of her character, from her early years to fame and eventual struggles.

As per Mid-day, the final schedule marked the end of a 60 day shoot that began in March. The team filmed across several locations including Madh Island in Mumbai, Solapur, Aundhewadi, Satara and Nashik. The closing montage number like the film’s other dance sequences has reportedly been choreographed by Vaibhavi Merchant.

Shraddha had begun shooting for the project in November 2025. Directed by Laxman Utekar and backed by Dinesh Vijan’s Maddock Films, Eetha marks the actress’s first collaboration with the filmmaker. Buzz around the film started soon after a picture of the clapboard surfaced online, instantly drawing attention from fans eager to see Shraddha in a completely different avatar.

The film is based on the inspiring life of Vithabai Narayangaonkar, one of the most celebrated names in Marathi folk theatre. Known for her immense contribution to Tamasha, Vithabai’s journey was filled with artistic success as well as personal hardships. With Eetha, Shraddha is expected to take on one of the most emotionally demanding roles of her career, adding another powerful performance to her filmography.

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Filmmaker Rohit Shetty brought back nostalgia as he recreated the iconic race car scene from Golmaal: Fun Unlimited with Arshad Warsi and Sharman Joshi for the latest installment of the comedy franchise. The recreated clip revisits the memorable sequence where Madhav and Laxman try to impress Nirali during a chaotic car race.

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The video transitions from the original 2006 scene to the present day, showing Sharman’s character disguised as a woman while sitting beside Arshad in the race car, recreating the same iconic wave after nearly two decades. Sharing the clip, Rohit wrote, “Driving down the memory lane! How old were you when you watched the first Golmaal? We promise you’ll relive those happy days very soon… filming in progress.”

Arshad Warsi also shared the video and wrote, “20 years and nothing has changed. Golmaal will keep entertaining you…” while Sharman Joshi called it the “Baap of all throwbacks.” The nostalgic reunion instantly reminded fans of the madness and humour that made the first film such a cult favourite.

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Two India bound LPG vessels Symi and NV Sunshine safely crossed the Strait of Hormuz, MEA condemns attack on an Indian flagged ship off Oman.​Two India bound LPG vessels Symi and NV Sunshine safely crossed the Strait of Hormuz, MEA condemns attack on an Indian flagged ship off Oman.