EXCLUSIVE: After OMG Oh My God and 102 Not Out, Umesh Shukla's acclaimed play Madhuri vs Dixit to be made into a film

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Umesh Shukla has been a popular name among Gujarati audiences for several years and since 2012, he has also enjoyed nationwide popularity. That was the year when OMG Oh My God, an adaptation of his cult Gujarati play Kanji Viruddh Kanji, was made as a Bollywood film. Starring Paresh Rawal and Akshay Kumar, the devotional courtroom drama emerged as a sleeper super-hit. Six years later, he made 102 Not Out (2018), an adaptation of the Gujarati play of the same name. The film adaptation, starring Amitabh Bachchan and Rishi Kapoor, was also a success. And now, Umesh Shukla is all set to adapt yet another of his acclaimed plays for the big screen – Madhuri vs Dixit. Madhuri vs Dixit is a Hindi play and its premiere took place on April 26 in Mumbai. Interestingly, it was earlier staged in Gujarati, with the title Madhuri Dixit. It stars Riddhi Shukla and Jaideep Shah in leading roles. Interestingly, the former is also the wife of Umesh Shukla. Unnati Gala and Harshad Patel feature in suppor...
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The Engagement Ring Of Meghan Markle Was Imitated By Actress Alexandra Daddario

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Actress Alexandra Daddario wedded producer Andrew Formin in June 2022. The 36-year-old Why Women Kill star wed her 53-year-old fiance in an out-of-the-ordinary wedding ceremony. At New Orleans' jazz club Preservation Hall, a wedding was held. We chose to live up to it on the most significant day of our life since we liked the setting and architecture of this site so much. The actress said we wanted to show everyone New Orleans' unique environment later. She chose a thin spaghetti-strap dress by Danielle Frankel in a vintage style for her wedding attire and accessorized it with a veil and a low bun. The history of wedding accessories was not discussed then, but it was now, and she did so to express her sympathy for another Hollywood actress. Yes, he has already finished his career. According to Alexandra Daddario, in a recent interview, she learned about an ancient British custom whose name rhymes with "something old and something new, something borrowed, and something blue" not long before the wedding. It indicates that the bride should wear something new, borrowed, and blue on her wedding day. The English nobility reveres this colour as a representation of love and loyalty to the soul mate. In addition, the wedding date and the groom's name are frequently embroidered on the gowns' lining by English brides. But why did the American actress want to use this custom in her wedding? Daddario abruptly stated, "I'm fascinated with her. It's all about Meghan Markle." The concept of picking an engagement ring was surface-level: "As far as I understood, the Duchess of Sussex wore Princess Diana's ring on their wedding day. My accessory, a ring with a sizable blue aquamarine, was virtually identical to Megan's choice but had no such historical significance. Princess Diana, to whom this aquamarine was originally given by a close friend, the wife of the then-Prince of Wales, loved this piece of jewelry, and Alexandra was not mistaken:

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