Ajith Kumar’s ‘Dare Devil’ faces casting change as Mohanlal exits

Reports suggest that Mohanlal has withdrawn from Ajith Kumar's highly awaited film 'Dare Devil' over compensation disagreements. With the Malayalam star no longer associated, the project is set to move forward without him. Filming is anticipated to begin by late September 2026. This marks a significant reunion for Ajith Kumar and director Adhik Ravichandran, previously working together on 'Good Bad Ugly', with Anirudh Ravichander also signed on for music.

The first single from the upcoming film Jailer 2 will be released on August 21.A new poster featuring Rajinikanth in his iconic Tiger Muthuvel Pandian look was also shared.The makers unveiled a 55-second promo which hints at bigger challenges for the protagonist.Several major stars are reportedly making special appearances in the highly anticipated sequel.Rajinikanth's future projects include Dharman and a film tentatively titled KHxRK.

Actress Niki Walia disclosed that she was originally selected for a role in Dil Dhadakne Do, having completed multiple readings and getting her passport ready for the project. She noted that director Zoya Akhtar arranged for her flight from the UK to participate in casting. Walia admitted that a creative decision resulted in Shefali Shah replacing her, lamenting the chance she missed to embody the character in the film.

During a recent discussion, Annu Kapoor shared his thoughts on the Priyanka Chopra Jonas controversy surrounding an intimate scene in '7 Khoon Maaf.' He clarified that his earlier comments had been exaggerated, perhaps for the sake of publicity. Kapoor emphasized his paternal regard for Priyanka, expressing discomfort with the scene to director Vishal Bhardwaj, who ultimately agreed to modify the film.

CINTAA's general secretary and former treasurer have raised serious concerns about the leadership's undemocratic conduct. Multiple executive committee members have stepped down, expressing a breakdown of trust in the current regime. Allegations include suppression of member opinions in meetings, issuance of show-cause notices, and media manipulation. The association's elections are set for September 12, amidst escalating tensions among members.

CINTAA's general secretary and former treasurer have raised serious concerns about the leadership's undemocratic conduct. Multiple executive committee members have stepped down, expressing a breakdown of trust in the current regime. Allegations include suppression of member opinions in meetings, issuance of show-cause notices, and media manipulation. The association's elections are set for September 12, amidst escalating tensions among members.