Manish Goel clears air on Anupama exit rumours and fallout buzz with Rupali Ganguly

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Amid swirling rumours about his exit from Anupama and alleged differences with lead actress Rupali Ganguly, actor Manish Goel has finally broken his silence and set the record straight. Speaking to Money Control, Goel clarified that his role as Raghav was never meant to be permanent and was designed as a limited-time appearance from the outset. “My character was only meant to last four months. Out of that, I have completed three months already,” he stated, dismissing claims that he was quitting the show due to internal conflict. He further shared, “When a cameo of an actor is extended, it works excellently for them and if it is not, then also fine, you were already informed about the same in advance”, indicating that there was no sudden change or fallout that led to his character wrapping up. The buzz around Goel’s alleged exit intensified following reports that hinted at a fallout between him and Rupali Ganguly, with rumours suggesting that their off-screen differences may have led ...
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Mission Majnu, RRR, Tu Jhoothi Main Makkaar, and Shehzada in top 1000 in Netflix’s report on viewership data; find out the watch hours

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Netflix has become the streaming platform to share comprehensive viewership data and what people are watching on the platform. Kicking off ‘What We Watched: A Netflix Engagement Report’ which will be released twice a year, the streamer will be unveiling a detailed report of what the viewers have watched in six months. Amongst the Indian titles include Mission Majnu, RRR (Hindi), Tu Jhoothi Main Makkaar, Shehzada and Class Season 1 on the top 1000 list.

Mission Majnu starring Sidharth Malhotra and Rashmika Mandanna, which was released earlier in January this year, raked in 31.2 million watch hours viewership on the platform. This is followed by Ram Charan and Jr. NTR’s RRR (Hindi) which garnered 29.4 million watch hours. Season 1 of Class, an Indian adaptation of the Spanish drama Elite, not only introduced new faces to the industry but also gained 27.7 million watch hours.

#Netflix officially released numbers....[Jan-June, 2023] NON-NETFLIX MOVIES.... TOTAL HOURS VIEWED:

1 #TJMM 27.1M 2 #Shehzada 24.8M 3 #ActionHero 15.6M 4 #Gumraah 14.7M 5 #Cirkus 12.2M 6 #Mili 12M 7 #DoubleXL 9.2M 8 #Kuttey 7.3M 9 #Gangubai 7.1M 10 #YJHD 6.7M 11 #DoctorG 6.5M… pic.twitter.com/PcMr0fNUHh

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This is followed by Ranbir Kapoor and Shraddha Kapoor starrer Tu Jhoothi Main Makkaar garnering 27.1 million watch hours; Kartik Aaryan and Kriti Sanon’s Shehzada minting 24. 8 million viewership, Ayushmann Khurrana’s An Action Hero with 15.6 million viewership and so on.

The report covers more than 18,000 titles from around the globe and nearly 100 billion hours viewed. This includes the hours viewed for every title — original and licensed — watched for over 50,000 hours; the premiere date for any Netflix TV series or film; and whether a title was available globally. ALSO READ: Rana Naidu and Chor Nikal Ke Bhaga become only Indian titles in top 500 in Netflix’s comprehensive report on viewership data with over 40 million watch hours



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