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Kadaisi Ulaga Por OTT release: When and where to watch Hiphop Tamizha Adhi’s sci-fi action flick outside India
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Kadaisi Ulaga Por OTT release: When and where to watch Hiphop Tamizha Adhi’s sci-fi action flick outside India

Hiphop Tamizha Adhi starrer Tamil-language sci-fi adventure movie is all set to debut on OTT outside India. The film, written and directed by the actor himself, was initially released in theaters on September 20, 2024. 

Now, the movie is all set to make its online debut outside India and will be released on the OTT platform Tentkotta. The movie will start streaming online from October 25, 2024. The official notification was made via the platform’s official X (formerly Twitter) handle, which read, “The countdown begins! The War for unity kicks off on Oct 25 on Tentkotta.”

Official notification by Tentkotta for Kadaisi Ulaga Por:

The movie Kadaisi Ulaga Por, written, produced, and directed by actor-musician Hiphop Tamizha Adhi, is set in 2028. As the world faces the impending doom of World War III, the plot takes off with economic sanctions being imposed on countries, including India, with the government not joining the coalition formed by China, trying to replace the United Nations. 

With several raids in the country, the probability of the world’s end looms on their heads, making up the entire plot. Aside from Adhi, the movie also has actors like Nassar, Natarajan Subramaniam, Anagha, N. Azhagam Perumal, Harish Uthaman, Munishkanth, Singampuli, Kalyan Master, Elango Kumaravel, and many more in critical roles.

The film’s music is composed by the Hiphop Tamizha duo themselves, with cinematography fulfilled by Arjunraja. Moreover, the film’s editing was handled by Pradeep E. Ragav, who is next set to work in Thalapathy Vijay’s alleged final film, Thalapathy 69.

The musical duo Hiphop Tamizha was last seen composing the tracks and scores for Allu Sirish starrer fantasy action movie Buddy. The film, helmed by Sam Anton, was the remake of the Tamil film Teddy, starring Arya.

The movie also had actors Gayatri Bhardwaj, Prisha Rajesh Singh, and Ajmal Ameer in crucial roles. The composing duo is next set to craft the tracks for Aalambana, starring Vaibhav.

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Sakamoto Days Chapter 186: Shin And Heisuke Gain A New Companion; Release Date, Where To Read And More
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Sakamoto Days Chapter 186: Shin And Heisuke Gain A New Companion; Release Date, Where To Read And More

Shin and Heisuke have made their way down to the second level of the underground JAA prison, where they encountered and subsequently aided a man named Tenkyu, who ends up joining them on their journey to the lowest floor.

Don’t miss Sakamoto Days Chapter 186 to find out what’s next on the trio’s adventure. Keep reading to discover the release date, where to read it, the expected plot and a recap of the last chapter.

Sakamoto Days Chapter 186: Release date and where to read

Sakamoto Days Chapter 186 will be out on Monday, October 21, 2024, at 12 am JST, though most fans around the world will be able to read the chapter on Sunday, October 20, at approximately 3 pm GMT / 7 am PT / 10 am ET. The exact timing may vary depending on individual time zones, so keep this in mind.

To dive into the latest chapter, Sakamoto Days Chapter 186 can be read on various online platforms. In the US and Canada, Viz Media offers access to the series, while Shueisha’s MANGAPlus also provides rights to release new chapters. Additionally, readers can find the chapter in Weekly Shonen Jump Issue 47.

Expected plot in Sakamoto Days Chapter 186

Sakamoto Days Chapter 186 will likely begins with Shin, Heisuke, and Tenkyu attempting to explore more of B2’s maze-like terrain. As they venture deeper, more assassin encounters are likely, posing new challenges.

The Super Antlion Hell Brothers were dispatched with ease, largely due to Tenkyu’s proficiency with his bow, hinting that he may be pivotal in navigating the dangers of B2. However, the new enemies could present greater difficulty, pushing the group to rely on each other’s strengths.

Additionally, Tenkyu’s background and his desire to reconcile with this ‘friend’ may be further explored in Sakamoto Days Chapter 186, revealing more about his motivations. This could either solidify his position as Shin and Heisuke’s ally, or make him their enemy.

Sakamoto Days Chapter 185 recap

Sakamoto Days Chapter 185, titled Hunter, begins as Shin, Heisuke, and Boiled, accompanied by Shackles, are seen descending to B2. Shackles, under Boiled’s watch, describes B2 as a sprawling maze, once a conventional prison that evolved into a chaotic structure due to the prisoners’ modifications.

Upon arrival, they are deceived by a simulated outdoor scene on a large monitor, highlighting the bizarre environment. Shackles explains the ever-changing nature of B2, which even includes amenities like a supermarket and a hospital.

In one room, designed to resemble a desert, Shin and Heisuke encounter a young man with an eyepatch who claims he was mugged and came to meet the fortune teller for advice on reconciling with a friend in Sakamoto Days Chapter 185.

As they sink into the sand, three assassins, the Super Antlion Hell Brothers, appear, having robbed the young man. Using his ESP, Shin retrieves the stolen package, revealing a bow that the young man, Tenkyu, uses to swiftly eliminate the attackers, introducing himself afterward.

For more updates from the Sakamoto Days manga, keep up with Pinkvilla.

*The release dates and times provided are accurate at the time of writing and are subject to change at the discretion of the creators.

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Air India Mumbai-London Flight Gets Bomb Threat An Hour Before Landing
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Air India Mumbai-London Flight Gets Bomb Threat An Hour Before Landing

An Air India flight from Mumbai to London declared an emergency onboard after receiving a bomb threat. Today, five Air India flights, two Vistara and two IndiGo flights received bomb threats, adding to a list of threat calls airlines have received this week.

The aircraft was ‘squawking 7700’ – a code used by pilots of an aircraft to declare a general emergency. Online Flight tracking website, FlightRadar24, showed the Boeing 777, operated by Air India, taking off at 7:05 am (IST) from Mumbai circling over East England and declaring an emergency. 

#AI129 from Mumbai to London is squawking 7700, indicating a general emergency. Reason currently unknown. https://t.co/vxipNBzfSO

More info on ‘squawking 7700’ here. https://t.co/CRoOOMhDKB pic.twitter.com/uadlHmvSEG

— Flightradar24 (@flightradar24) October 17, 2024

The AI129 flight declared an emergency an hour before landing. It was scheduled to land at Heathrow Airport in London at 12:05 pm (UK time).

As per the latest information from FlightRadar24, the aircraft is no longer ‘squawking 7700’ and landed at Heathrow Airport. ‘Squawking 7700’ notifies the nearby Air Traffic Controllers of the situation onboard the aircraft.

The pattern of airlines receiving bomb threats continued for the fourth consecutive day, with at least 20 aircraft getting threats in four days. Today, five Air India flights, two Vistara and two IndiGo flights received bomb threats. 

A Mumbai-bound Vistara flight with 147 persons on board was immediately taken to security checks on its arrival from Frankfurt following the Boeing 787 aircraft receiving a bomb threat, according to the airline.

“Vistara flight UK 028 operating from Frankfurt to Mumbai on 16 October 2024 was subject to a security threat received on social media. As per protocol, all relevant authorities were immediately informed. The aircraft safely landed at the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport, Mumbai and was taken to the isolation bay where all customers were disembarked. We are fully cooperating with the security agencies to complete the mandatory security checks. At Vistara, the safety and security of our customers, crew and aircraft are of utmost importance to us,” a Vistara spokesperson said.

At the same time, an IndiGo flight operating from Istanbul to Turkiye for Mumbai also received a bomb threat and was taken to an isolation bay here for the security agencies to carry out a comprehensive security check.

IndiGo in a statement said, “Flight 6E 18, operating from Istanbul to Mumbai, received a security-related alert. Upon landing, the aircraft was isolated, and all passengers were safely disembarked.” The airline worked closely with the relevant authorities, and standard operating procedures were followed, it said.

IndiGo, however, did not share other details.

Action Plan

Sources told NDTV earlier that the Centre and civil authorities are working together to handle the crisis. The Home Ministry asked the Civil Aviation Ministry to send a detailed report on the incidents. Airlines have been asked by the aviation ministry to provide inputs on the bomb scare incidents, based on which, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) will prepare a report.

A Parliamentary Standing Committee met over the issue yesterday. This was preceded by a meeting called by Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu with the Civil Aviation Ministry and DGCA officials.

We are closely monitoring the situation and ensuring that We are committed to maintaining the highest security standards and passenger safety remains our topmost priority,” Civil Aviation Minister K Rammohan Naidu said in a statement.

Sources said several steps will be taken to deal with such situations: Those who post bomb threats will be added to the ‘Unruly Passengers’ list. The airlines have suggested that they should be banned from flying for five years.

Sources said that airlines suggested that losses borne by them due to fake bomb threats should be recovered from the accused.

The names of those responsible for hoax calls will be shared with the airline and security agencies. The Civil Aviation Ministry is expected to share the guidelines soon. The ministry will also share a detailed report on the bomb scare investigation in two days.

The Ministry of Home Affairs has ordered the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) to stay alert at the airports.

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