Madhur Bhandarkar praises Dhurandhar, says Bollywood needs more unity among directors
Filmmaker Madhur Bhandarkar has opened up about the lack of camaraderie in the film industry, using Dhurandhar as an example.
A 22-year-old B.Com student, Dhanushree, was killed in a road accident in Bengaluru on Monday morning. The incident has sparked a debate over the cause, with the DCP Whitefield calling it a hit-and-run case, stating the tipper lorry driver fled the scene. However, the JDS party and eyewitnesses allege the tragedy was a result of poor road conditions. Eyewitnesses claim Dhanushree was trying to avoid a large pothole on Bipinali main road when she was hit by the lorry. One account states, "she was trying to avoid a pothole but the vehicle was from the opposite direction." This incident is not the first of its kind in Bengaluru, where numerous past fatalities have been linked to potholes. Police have registered a case at the Avalahalli police station and are conducting an investigation into the matter.
Filmmaker Madhur Bhandarkar has opened up about the lack of camaraderie in the film industry, using Dhurandhar as an example.
Amit Kumar, a teacher from Bihar, travelled 1,200 km to attend the Cockroach Janta Party protest.
On India First with Gaurav Savant, watch an in-depth analysis of the rapidly escalating conflict in West Asia as Iran launches missile strikes targeting Israel and Israel retaliates with attacks inside Iran, raising fears of a wider regional war involving Hezbollah, the Houthis and other Iran-backed groups.
The Khan Sir controversy, which began as a dispute between rival coaching institutes, allegedly escalated into vandalism, gunfire, arrests, and an FIR under the Arms Act.