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TV Actor Ankit Gupta Reflects On How ‘There Is Too Much Typecasting In The Industry’ Ahead of The Upcoming ‘Mera Sindoor’ (EXCLUSIVE)

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By Urmimala Banerjee
| Variety India Verified
TV actor Ankit Gupta, best known for his work in popular daily soaps like “Sadda Haq,” “Begusarai” and the long-running “Udaariyaan,” is looking forward to yet another long-format show “Mera Sindoor.” The show is a remake of the blockbuster Bengali daily, “Khelaghor,” a romance between a goon and a lawyer’s daughter.
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‘Gondhal’ Movie Review: Santosh Davakhar Captures Human Chaos In The Middle Of Celebrations

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By Urmimala Banerjee
| Variety India Verified
Santosh Davakhar's "Gondhal," which was initially released on November 14, 2026, is all set for a re-run in cinema halls. With the movie being India's official entry for Best International Feature Film at the 99th Academy Awards, curiosity around it is at an all-time high. In his debut movie, Davakhar sticks to his roots, weaving a thriller around a Gondhal, a traditional ritual invoking the deities in Maharashtra's villages.
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Satyajit Ray’s Son Sandip to Direct Anthology Based on Father’s Literary Works; Saswata Chatterjee, Kaushik Ganguly to Headline Cast

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By Urmimala Banerjee
| Variety India Verified
Filmmaker Sandip Ray and producer Pradip Kumar Nandy are teaming up for an ambitious anthology featuring four of Satyajit Ray’s stories namely “Khagam,” “Batik Babu,” “Bhuto” and “Neel Atanka.” Three of these stories belong to the horror genre. While “Khagam” is a chilling supernatural short story, “Neel Atanka” dives into the horrors of Indigo planters during the British colonial period. All these are short stories, which make them perfect for this genre.
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