Sarah Jane Dias joins the cast of Lakadbaggha 2 – The Monkey Business as Anshuman Jha welcomes her into the expanding animal-lover vigilante universe

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Actor-filmmaker Anshuman Jha has officially announced that actor and former Miss India Sarah Jane Dias has officially joined the cast of the highly anticipated sequel, Lakadbaggha 2 – The Monkey Business. The news was confirmed on Jha’s social media, where he wrote that the Lakadbaggha pack is getting “fiercer and stronger” with Sarah's entry into what he has proudly created as India’s first-ever Animal Lover Vigilante Universe. Known for her striking screen presence and versatility, Sarah has delivered powerful performances in acclaimed projects like the recent Kankhajura, the hard-hitting sports drama Inside Edge, and the internationally celebrated Angry Indian Goddesses — India’s first female buddy film that resonated with audiences worldwide. Following the success of cult action in Lakadbaggha, which introduced audiences to a unique action world where justice is served with compassion towards animals, the sequel brings even more intensity, layered characters, and high-stakes ...
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Elizabeth II refused to transfer power to Prince Charles ahead of schedule

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Just a day after meeting with the Archbishop of Canterbury, the British Queen was already hosting Australian politician, Governor of New South Wales Margaret Joan Beasley, in her palace. Elizabeth II had a personal conversation at Windsor Castle last Wednesday with her. The official meeting was attended by a photographer who took a few pictures. They depict the Queen of Great Britain in a yellow dress with floral patterns, complemented by elegant earrings and a three-row pearl necklace. Fans of the royal family were happy to notice that in the photographs, you can see that Elizabeth II does without a cane, with which she has been seen quite often lately. In fact, she rarely appeared in public without it, as she experienced severe problems with movement. By the way, before that, she was published with a cane only in 2003, when she needed it to recover from knee surgery. A couple of months ago, she even joked in an interview with reporters about her health: "As you can see, now I can't even move! ". In a recent conversation with representatives of the tabloid people, Royal historian and biographer Robert Lacey said that Elizabeth II had no other serious health problems. However, he also expressed doubt that it is now worth raising the conversation about the transfer of power to Prince Charles, saying that "the issue of a change of ruler" in the UK is not at the moment. And yet, in recent months, the Queen has significantly limited her activity as the dominant representative of power. Despite the fact that she appeared at several events dedicated to the celebration of the Platinum Anniversary, she still had to miss most of the official ceremonies. In an interview, Kate Middleton commented that "the Queen is fine; it's just that the celebration was very exhausting. " In addition, it is worth mentioning that Elizabeth II missed the royal races at Ascot this year for the first time in the history of her reign.

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