Dhurandhar sparks debate over 20-year age gap between Ranveer Singh and Sara Arjun

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Ranveer Singh revealed the first look of his next film, Dhurandhar, on his birthday, July 6. Although the visuals and Singh's strong screen presence received widespread praise, the 20-year age difference between him and the film's female lead, Sara Arjun, has sparked widespread discussion. Numerous social media users have criticized the casting choice. Dhurandhar’s striking visuals and Ranveer Singh's intense look captured everyone's attention and sparked curiosity. With the film set for a grand theatrical release on December 5, the first look promo is also gaining widespread attention and has ignited a debate over the 20-year age gap between Ranveer Singh and Sara Arjun, with many pointing out the unusual pairing. Sara Arjun is a well-known child artist in South Indian cinema and has also appeared in Hindi films. She has acted in several Tamil movies as a child artist and recently portrayed the younger version of Aishwarya Rai's character in Mani Ratnam's Pon...
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“Taapsee Pannu needs better PR training”: Influencer SLAMS actress after being denied selfie at ‘Hauli Hauli’ song launch event

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Bollywood actress Taapsee Pannu has found herself amid a social media controversy after denying a selfie request from an influencer at a recent event.

The incident occurred during the song launch of ‘Hauli Hauli’ from Taapsee's upcoming film, Khel Khel Mein. The event, which also featured film’s other cast members Ammy Virk and Aditya Seal, was held in Mumbai. A viral video was captured when influencer Ananya Dwivedi approached Taapsee for a selfie, only to be turned down. Influencer Slams Taapsee Pannu For Denying Selfie Request Ananya later took to the comment section of a social media post and expressed her disappointment, questioning the actress's decision given the circumstances. "That's me. And I don't understand why would someone deny a selfie when you're already surrounded by cameras and the only reason influencers like me were called is to promote HER song! She really needs a better PR training," she commented. Tapsee strikes again! Swipe for more byu/Away-Enthusiasm8771 inBollyBlindsNGossip

'Hauli Hauli' Song Launch Amidst the controversy, the newly released song, ‘Hauli Hauli’, from Khel Khel Mein has garnered attention. The track features a reunion of Akshay Kumar and Fardeen Khan, with the duo recreating their iconic Hey Babyy step.

 

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The film, a comedy-drama directed by Mudassar Aziz, is set to hit theatres on August 15, 2024. Taapsee Pannu will also be seen in Phir Aayi Hasseen Dillruba alongside Vikrant Massey. The film will release on Netflix on August 9.

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