Kesari Chapter 2 falls victim to online piracy on the same day of release

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In a disheartening turn of events, Kesari Chapter 2, the much-anticipated spiritual sequel to the 2019 patriotic action-drama Kesari, has fallen prey to online piracy just a day after its release on April 18. The film, which stars Akshay Kumar in the lead and is based on the aftermath of the India’s most infamous genocide – the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre, was leaked across several piracy websites including Filmyzilla, Movierulez, Tamilrockerz, and even platforms like Telegram. What’s more troubling is the widespread availability of the pirated film in multiple video formats, ranging from 1080p and HD versions to lower-quality formats like 240p. Keywords such as “Kesari 2 Download” and “Kesari 2 Movie HD Download” have reportedly been trending across these sites, driving traffic to the illegal uploads and potentially hurting the film’s box office performance. While the makers have yet to issue an official statement regarding the leak, Akshay Kumar had made a heartfelt appeal to audienc...
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Rohit Shetty explains why Ranveer Singh and Arjun Kapoor are the perfect choice for Govinda starrer Aankhen remake

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We all know the close bond between Ranveer Singh and Arjun Kapoor. During the promotions of their release Gunday, the duo often shared about their love for cinema, Govinda films, and quintessential 90s Bollywood songs.  Now, we hear that the actors are keen on another collaboration. During a recent interview for Cirkus promotions, Rohit Shetty revealed that he wants the two actors to play the role of Govinda and Chunky Pandey in the remake of the 1993 action comedy Aankhen.

Rohit Shetty explains why Ranveer Singh and Arjun Kapoor are the perfect choice for Govinda starrer Aankhen remake

In an interview with Pinkvilla, Rohit Shetty even went on to explain how the casting pair of Ranveer Singh and Arjun Kapoor would be perfect for the film. He said, “Ranveer can play Govinda’s character, Arjun Kapoor could be Chunky Pandey and Paresh Bhai (Paresh Rawal) would be perfect for Kader Khan In-fact, the Kader Khan track could be done by Govinda, it would be iconic. Imagine, both Govinda and Ranveer in a double role, with Arjun Kapoor.”

He further also clarified on the rights on the film adding, “Copy right hamare pass hai, koi jaake rights maat khareedna (We have the copy right. Please don’t try to purchase the rights of the film).” On the other hand, agreeing with his idea, Ranveer Singh also went on elaborate why he thinks it is a perfect idea. “You won’t believe, I just got a message from Arjun today. And this would be a great cast because Arjun and I are brothers in real life too.”

In the same interview, Rohit Shetty also revealed that Arjun Kapoor was keen on doing the film Cirkus where he wanted to essay the role of Varun Sharma.

For the unversed, Ranveer Singh will be seen in a double role in the forthcoming period comedy Cirkus along with his co-star Varun Sharma who will also be playing a dual role. The film features Jacaqueline Fernandez and Pooja Hegde as the leading ladies along with Murali Sharma, Johnny Lever and others essaying pivotal characters. Directed by Rohit Shetty, the film will release on December 23.

Also Read: EXCLUSIVE: Cirkus actor Ranveer Singh says it is fascinating to watch Rohit Shetty direct Sanjay Mishra: “That itself is a parallel comedy film”



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