Shah Rukh Khan becomes brand ambassador for Rohan Corporation in Karnataka

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In a significant collaboration that blends stardom with real estate ambition, Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan has been announced as the official brand ambassador for Rohan Corporation in Karnataka. The Mangalore-based real estate company made the announcement through a media statement, marking what they call a “meeting of dreams and determination.” With an illustrious career that spans over three decades, Shah Rukh Khan is no stranger to representing powerful brands. His association with Rohan Corporation signals a strategic move for the company as it aims to expand its footprint across Karnataka and redefine urban living. Known for creating thoughtfully designed residential and commercial spaces, Rohan Corporation has built a reputation for community-centric developments in coastal Karnataka. “Having Shah Rukh Khan represent Rohan Corporation is more than a partnership — it’s a meeting of dreams and determination. Just as Shah Rukh Khan has inspired millions through his journey o...
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Ali Fazal teams up with Paatal Lok director Prosit Roy and Sonali Bendre for action-thriller; filming begins in April

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After captivating audiences with his versatile performances, Ali Fazal is set to headline another high-octane action thriller series, this time collaborating with the acclaimed Prosit Roy, director of Paatal Lok Season 1. Adding to the excitement, the film will also feature the ever-graceful Sonali Bendre in a pivotal role. Ali Fazal has become the most prominent actor headlining major shows and will he another addition soon. Set to shoot quickly in April, the actor is expected to be seen in an avatar like never before.

The yet-to-be-titled project will commence production in mid-2025, once Ali Fazal wraps up his current commitments with Raj & DK’s period fantasy drama series, Rakht Brahmand.

Speaking about the collaboration, a source close to the production shared, "This series is designed to be a thrilling, large-scale action spectacle, unlike anything Ali has done before. Prosit Roy’s unique vision and storytelling prowess make him the perfect director to helm this project. With Ali’s dedication to his craft and Sonali Bendre’s strong screen presence, we are looking at a film that will push boundaries in both narrative depth and action sequences. The team is gearing up for something truly special."

The series promises to be a gripping cinematic experience, blending intense action with a deeply layered narrative. Along with this new series, Ali Fazal is also gearing up for the much-anticipated Mirzapur: The Film releases of Metro In Dino, Lahore 1947, the pan-India film Thug Life, his Hollywood venture Rule Breakers, and Rakht Brahmand.

Also Read: Amazon Prime Video shelves Rs. 120 cr. budget Gulkanda Tales; Raj & DK’s shows under fire



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