EXCLUSIVE: Shakti Shalini goes on floors in January 2026; Amar Kaushik explains how Aneet Padda came on board, “We saw Saiyaara and knew that she perfectly…”

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Before the audience sat down to watch the grand Diwali release, Thamma, they were treated to a 60-second-long announcement promo for Shakti Shalini. The film earlier starred Kiara Advani and there were reports that Aneet Padda of Saiyaara (2025) fame has replaced the former. The announcement teaser confirmed the speculations and also revealed that the next film of the Maddock Horror Comedy Universe will be out on December 24, 2026. In an exclusive interview with Bollywood Hungama, Amar Kaushik, the mentor of the universe and also the producer of Munjya (2024) and Thamma, opened up about this film. Earlier, the plan was to bring 2 more films of Maddock Horror Comedy Universe, namely Bhediya 2 and Chamunda, in cinemas in 2026. When asked if the plan remains or will Shakti Shalini be the sole release of the universe next year, Amar Kaushik said, “There might be just one film (from the universe in 2026). We feel that there should not be an overdose and we should not give too many films in...
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Babil Khan calls Bollywood “f*cked” and “the fakest industry” in now-deleted video

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Babil Khan, the son of late acting legend Irrfan Khan, sent shockwaves through the Bollywood community after posting a series of emotional videos on Instagram, where he was seen crying and lambasting the film industry. The now-deleted clips, which went viral on Reddit, featured Babil criticizing Bollywood as “f*cked” and “the fakest industry” he’s ever been part of, while naming actors like Ananya Panday, Arjun Kapoor, Shanaya Kapoor, Siddhant Chaturvedi, Raghav Juyal, and Adarsh Gourav. The raw outburst has raised widespread concern for the young actor’s well-being and ignited discussions about the pressures of navigating Bollywood’s competitive landscape.

In the videos, Babil appeared visibly distressed, slurring his words as he expressed frustration with the industry’s dynamics. “Bollywood is so f*cked. Bollywood is so, so rude,” he said, as shared by a Reddit user. In another clip, he added, “Bollywood is the most fakest industry that I’ve ever been a part of. But there are a few people who want Bollywood to be better… I have so much more to give you.” The videos were quickly removed from his Instagram Stories, but not before they spread across social media, prompting an outpouring of support and worry from fans. His PR is gonna have a hard time tomorrow byu/Anxious_Scratch2449 inBollyBlindsNGossip

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The context of Babil’s emotional breakdown remains unclear, leaving fans and netizens speculating about what triggered his anguish. As of now, Babil has not addressed the viral videos or issued an official statement.

Speaking of the work front, the 26-year-old actor made his acting debut with Qala and recently starred in the digital-age thriller Logout, streaming on Zee5.

Also Read: EXCLUSIVE: Babil Khan SLAMS formulaic cinema; says, “We’ve forgotten how to take risks”



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