Ranveer unveiled his 83 look
Actor Ranveer Singh unveiled his look from the forthcoming film 83 in which he will be seen playing the iconic cricketer Kapil Dev.
In the image, the star is seen sporting a bushy moustache and hairdo. He can be seen flipping a leather ball in his hand.
The actor captioned the image, “On my special day, here’s presenting the Haryana Hurricane Kapil Dev.” The film will trace India’s historic victory at the 1983 cricket World Cup.
Ranveer will be playing the role of former Indian skipper Kapil Dev and Deepika Padukone will essay his wife Romi.
‘After the success of Manikarnika, it has been proven that the audience across the globe are loving larger than life films with a female hero. Dhaakad is not only a benchmark film for my career but will be a turning point for Indian cinema as well. The film is mounted on a large scale, is one-of-a-kind female-led action film and is apt for a Diwali release.’
—Kangana Ranaut
Actor Manoj Bajpayee had gone to take classes at National School of Drama after taking a break for nine months from films.
Two times national award winner and who was also awarded the Padma Shri this year Manoj will be soon seen in the Netflix thriller Mrs Serial Killer.
He will be playing a the husband of Jacqueline Fernandez. He will soon start shooting for his second season of Family Man and Apurva Asarni’s next project soon.
Kane dedicates song to militarian
Singer Kane Brown says his new single Homesick may have been written about his experience travelling on the road and being away from his loved ones but military families have connected to the song.
Brown’s song is dedicated to military families and the music video features returning service members surprising their families. “I feel like the normal person can’t relate to the Homesick because they’re gone you know nine to five and they come home,” Brown said.
He said he’s currently shooting a second music video for the song that will also focus on the military but be more like a short film. “I thought there’s not many songs going out these days about the military like there used to be,” Brown added.