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Vikrant Massey and Rani Mukerji Lead Rumored National Film Awards Contenders
There is anticipation surrounding the announcement of the National Film Awards, expected within 48 hours. Rumors suggest that Vikrant Massey is the frontrunner for Best Actor for his role in "12th Fail," while Rani Mukerji is a strong contender for Best Actress for "Mrs. Chatterjee vs Norway." Sources indicate that Massey's performance is highly regarded, and "12th Fail" may also win awards for Best Film and Best Director.
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Sunny Deol Teams Up with Excel Entertainment for New Action Thriller
Excel Entertainment is set to expand its theatrical lineup with a new high-octane action thriller starring Sunny Deol, marking their first collaboration. Directed by Balaji, who is making his directorial debut, the untitled film promises intense action and drama. Sunny Deol is excited about the project, which is expected to begin filming in December 2025. This film will join other anticipated releases from Excel, including 120 Bahadur and Mirzapur: The Movie, as the production house aims to deliver a special cinematic experience.
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Mohit Suri's 'Saiyaara' Breaks Records, Showcases New Talent Ahaan Panday
Mohit Suri's film 'Saiyaara,' featuring newcomers Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda, has achieved massive success, breaking box office records and set to surpass Rs 300 crore. Suri praised the actors, particularly Ahaan, for their performances, noting that Ahaan has untapped potential beyond his role. He humorously referred to Ahaan as a "cringe TikToker" and highlighted his dancing skills. The film, released on July 18, 2025, is Suri's biggest hit to date, outpacing collections of notable films like 'Sikandar' and 'Sitaare Zameen Par.'
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Congress Blames Modi for Trump's 25% Tariff on India
The Congress party criticized the BJP-led government after President Trump imposed a 25% tariff on India, claiming the country is suffering due to Prime Minister Modi's "friendship" with Trump. They highlighted Modi's efforts to support Trump, including the "Howdy, Modi!" event, which they argue have not yielded favorable outcomes for India. Senior Congress leader Jairam Ramesh pointed out that despite Modi's silence on US insults, India has not received special treatment. Trump justified the tariffs by citing India's high tariffs and its military purchases from Russia.
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