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Web3, metaverse, AI, With a background in finance and technology very enthusiastic about cryptocurrency and other digital assets..
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The powerful trailer of ‘Batwara 1947’ is out now

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By Ritika Sharma
| Asian Express Verified
Batwara 1947continues to cement its place as one of the most anticipated films of the year. Following the overwhelming response to its evocative motion poster, striking character posters and hard-hitting teaser, the makers unveiled the film’s powerful official trailer at the iconic Raj Mandir Cinema in Jaipur.
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The Cycle of Love builds anticipation with official poster reveal

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By Ritika Sharma
| Asian Express Verified
Dogwoof has today unveiled the official poster for The Cycle Of Love, the extraordinary true story, executive produced by global icon Priyanka Chopra Jonas, ahead of its UK and Irish cinema release on 18 September 2026. It has also been announced that UK cinema screenings will feature an exclusive introduction from Priyanka Chopra Jonas, created especially for the film’s theatrical release.
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Introducing the new poster for Batwara 1947

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By Ritika Sharma
| Asian Express Verified
The makers of the highly anticipated historical drama Batwara 1947 have unveiled a powerful new poster, offering audiences a compelling first look at the film’s emotional and thought-provoking world. The newly revealed poster is rich in symbolism. At its centre is an idol of Lord Krishna, illuminated by the warm glow of a diya, with the division of India and Pakistan forming the backdrop.
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