Farah Khan gives a hilarious turn as the owner of a small-town child orphanage in the new film Toaster. The filmmaker and choreographer is no stranger to acting, having debuted as the lead in the romantic comedy Shirin Farhad Ki Toh Nikal Padi (2012) opposite Boman Irani. Over the years, she has made cameo appearances in films like Kuch Kuch Hota Hai (1998), Kal Ho Naa Ho (2003), and Om Shanti Om (2007).
Farah Khan in a scene from the Netflix release, Toaster.
In Toaster, she suits the role of Nandini perfectly, grilling and following Rajkummar Rao‘s Ramakant to return a toaster that was hers.
The story behind Farah Khan’s casting
When HT sat for an exclusive chat with Toaster director Vivek Daschaudary, he shared how the entire team was sure that only Farah could do the part. But would she do the part? The director shared how it all turned out well. He said, “The credit goes to Rajkummar and Patralekhaa completely. They have been friends all their lives and Farah ma’am has been very gracious enough to accept to be a small part of our film.”
He added, “As soon as we saw this character, we knew that this was meant for her. She could play it bang-on! She just had to be herself! Because the character is like that. Then Rajkummar and Patralekhaa spoke to Farah ma’am and she agreed. That’s how that happened. I understood that a lot of people really like it and are talking about her. I really want her to do more films, so that we can see her act. I hope I am running a few minutes late; my previous meeting is running over. I hope she does more. But I am really glad that we got her on board and she did that part.”
Farah’s last directorial was Happy New Year. The film starred Shah Rukh Khan, Deepika Padukone, Sonu Sood and Boman Irani. It was released in 2014 and became a box office success.
Meanwhile, Farah started her vlogs in 2025 after her team encouraged her to do so. She chose her cook Dilip as her on-screen companion and gave him punchlines to deliver in the videos. Their playful banter turned him into an overnight sensation on the internet.
In the film, Rajkummar plays a miserly man whose wife (Sanya) suffers because of his penny-pinching habit. He keeps track of every rupee spent, leaving her exasperated. However, things spiral out of control when they buy a toaster as a wedding gift for someone. The film was released on Netflix on April 15.
Our visual journalist David Guttenfelder traveled with displaced people returning to their homes in southern Lebanon, as a cease-fire paused the fighting between Israel and Hezbollah.
By David Guttenfelder, Coleman Lowndes, Christina Thornell, Sutton Raphael, Joey Sendaydiego and Thomas Vollkommer
HT Health Talk: In an era when health information is often overwhelming and contradictory, HT Lifestyle launches its latest reader-centric initiative. Every week, we invite HT readers to share their most pressing medical concerns regarding a specific health issue. We then take those ‘burning questions’ straight to the country’s leading medical experts to provide you with clarity, comfort and clinically backed solutions. Read this also HT Health Talk: You asked, our experts answered how to manage summer migraines
Repeatedly yo-yo dieting can lead to metabolic adaptations, making it harder to lose weight. (Shutterstock)
This week, we discuss burning questions related to weight loss and metabolic health. medical conditions such as PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome) Or thyroid problems often leave patients feeling stuck, while some worry that their metabolism may be ‘broken’ or slowed down, making it impossible to lose weight. Others are curious to know how to maintain a calorie deficit without suffering.
To provide expert clarity, we spoke to Edwina Raj, head of services of clinical nutrition and dietetics at Aster CMI Hospital, Bengaluru, who has nearly 20 years of experience. Below, she provides a comprehensive overview of the most frequently asked questions. Read this also HT Health Talk: You asked, our experts answered how to manage anxiety and stress
1. Is intermittent fasting safe and effective for someone with a slow metabolism, or does it have the opposite effect?
If done in a balanced, consistent manner, intermittent fasting can be safe and effective for someone with a slow metabolism. Nevertheless, if the person skips too many meals, eats too little, or chooses unhealthy foods during eating periods, it can have adverse effects, as the body may slow down energy use, which can later lead to fatigue, muscle loss, or overeating. Therefore, it works best when the diet is nutritious, protein intake is adequate, hydration is maintained, and the fasting period is not long, especially for people with existing health problems. diabetesHypothyroidism, or the condition of being underweight. It is always better to start slowly and consult a doctor or dietitian to ensure that this approach supports overall health rather than causing stress on the body.
2. How can I create a calorie deficit without feeling hungry all the time – What are the most satiating foods per calorie?
You can create a calorie deficit without feeling hungry by choosing foods that are high in volume, fiber, and protein But low in calories, as these keep you satiated for longer, so focus on foods like vegetables (leafy, cucumber), fruits (apple, watermelon, orange), whole grains (oats, brown rice), legumes (lentils, chickpeas), and low-fat proteins (eggs, chicken, cheese, yogurt), nuts and seeds, as well as drink enough water and eat slowly, as this helps your brain register satiety, and highly processed. Avoid foods and sugary snacks that are low in satiety and easy to overeat. By preparing meals based on these filling foods and keeping portions balanced, you can comfortably reduce calories without feeling constantly hungry.
3. For belly fat specifically, does strength training work better than cardio? What is the ideal weekly split?
For belly fat, neither strength training nor cardio alone is ‘better’, as fat loss occurs throughout the body, but strength training is very effective as it builds muscle and increases metabolism while cardio helps burn excess calories, so the best approach is to combine the two, with an ideal weekly split of 3-4 days of strength training (focusing on full body or upper/lower splits) and 2-3 days of cardio (e.g. brisk walking, cycling, or short high-intensity sessions). Adding 1-2 rest or active recovery days, and core exercise, can strengthen your abdominal muscles but will not directly burn belly fat, so consistency, diet control, and good sleep are important to see results.
4. I only have 20 minutes to exercise every day. Which workout gives the maximum fat loss return for time spent?
If you only have 20 minutes a day, the best workout for maximum fat loss is a combination of high-intensity interval training (HIIT) and full-body strength exercises, as it burns a lot of calories quickly and keeps your metabolism high even after the workout, so you can do 30-40 seconds of exercises like squats, push-ups, lunges, burpees and jumping jacks followed by 15-20 seconds of rest. Which can be repeated in the circuit. 15-20 minutes, which targets multiple muscle groups and improves both strength and cardio fitness, and doing this 5-6 days a week with a good diet will yield better fat-loss results than longer, slower workouts. Consult a physiotherapist for exercise regimen.
5. With PCOS, no matter what I eat, I keep gaining weight. How should the diet and workout plan change compared to someone without it?
With polycystic ovary syndrome, it can be hard to lose weight due to insulin resistance and hormone imbalance, so diet and workouts require a more focused approach than others, choosing low-glycemic, high-fiber foods like vegetables, whole grains, pulses and lean proteins to keep blood sugar stable, eating balanced meals regularly rather than in long intervals, and incorporating strength training 3-4 times a week to improve insulin sensitivity along with light cardio like walking, Also includes managing stress and sleep due to high cortisol. Symptoms may get worse, so the goal is not just fewer calories but better hormone balance, consistency, and patience for stable results.
6. Do birth control pills or thyroid medications affect weight loss, and how do I work around this?
Yes, some birth control pills and thyroid medications can affect weight, but not always in the way people think, because most modern birth control pills cause little or no actual fat gain and may only cause temporary water retention or appetite changes, while thyroid medications usually help normalize metabolism if the dosage is right, so losing weight can be difficult only if thyroid levels are still not well controlled, and the best way to work around it is to consistently. The key is to focus on calorie deficit, and eat high protein. Eat high-fiber foods to manage appetite, track progress over weeks instead of days, stay active with strength training and walking, and check with your doctor regularly to make sure your medication dosages are appropriate.
7. Is ‘damaged metabolism’ from yo-yo dieting real, and how do you fix it to never lose it again?
‘Damaged metabolism’ is not permanent, but repeated yo-yo dieting can lead to metabolic adaptations, where your body burns fewer calories, increases appetite, and conserves energy more efficiently, so weight loss seems to be harder, although this can be improved by gradually increasing calorie intake to healthy levels (reverse dieting). high protein And eating a balanced diet, doing regular strength training to rebuild muscle and increase metabolism, staying active through daily activity like walking, improving sleep and stress control, and again avoiding extreme calorie cuts, so with patience and consistency, your metabolism can recover. Fat loss can resume in a steady and sustainable manner.
8. After losing 8-10 kg, I have been stable for 2 months. What are the top three things to improve before considering supplements?
Before even thinking about supplements, focus on three key changes, as most plateaus are caused by small changes in habits over time, first, re-examine your calorie intake as weight loss reduces your calorie needs, so honestly track meals and reduce 100-200 calories if necessary, second, increase activity by adding steps, intensity or strength training to boost calorie burn and preserve muscle, and third, sleep and stress management. Improve Consistency Because poor sleep can affect hunger hormones and slow progress, so by strengthening these basics and being patient, you can usually break plateaus without needing additional products or shortcuts.
9. Can you target belly fat, or is spot reduction a myth? Which lifestyle factors matter most for waist size?
You can’t target belly fat directly because Spot reduction is a mythWhich means fat loss occurs throughout the body based on genetics and overall calorie balance, rather than by doing exercises specific to any one area, so while core workouts can strengthen your abs, they won’t specifically burn belly fat. The most important lifestyle factors for reducing waist size are maintaining a low calorie deficit, eating high-protein and high-fiber foods, reducing sugar and processed foods, staying active with both strength training and cardio, getting good sleep, and managing stress. Because high stress hormones can increase fat storage around the abdomen, consistency in these habits leads to gradual and visible changes.
10. Rice vs. roti for weight loss – does it matter, or is it just about the portions? Same with sugar vs jaggery?
For weight loss, choosing between rice and roti matters less than portion size and overall calories, as both can fit into a healthy diet if you control the quantity and pair them with protein, vegetables and fiber to stay full. However, bread made from whole wheat can keep you satisfied for longer periods of time compared to polished white rice. Still, if the portions are similar then the difference is small, and similarly, between sugar and jaggery, both are forms of sugar and provide similar calories, so jaggery is not a substitute for weight loss, and limiting the total intake of both while focusing on a balanced diet really helps in losing weight.
Note to readers: This article is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always seek the advice of your doctor with any questions you may have about a medical condition.
The Ranveer Singh starrer ‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’ saw its collections dip on its fifth Monday at the box office, but in a surprising turn, the film has bucked up and earned an estimated Rs 2 crore net on its fifth Tuesday.‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’ Review‘Dhurandhar 2’ week 5 collectionsThe film that began its fifth week on a low note, earned just around Rs 2.70 crore on Friday. Over the weekend it saw good growth, earning Rs 4.65 crore and Rs 5.20 crore on Saturday and Sunday respectively. On Monday, however, its numbers dropped to an estimated Rs 1.62 crore and with Tuesday’s collection, it registered a total collection of Rs 16.17 crore net. Meanwhile, the film’s gross total for week 5 has hit an estimated Rs 19.28 crore.‘Dhurandhar 2’ week-wise collectionsDespite showing brief stability over the weekend, the film’s overall box office performance continues to decline sharply after its record-breaking opening run, with collections dropping significantly each week:Week 1: Rs 674.17 croreWeek 2: Rs 263.65 croreWeek 3: Rs 110.60 croreWeek 4: Rs 54.70 croreWeek 5 (5 Days): Rs 16.17 crore‘Dhurandhar 2’ worldwide box office collections‘Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge’ has achieved an all-India net collection of Rs 1,119.29 crore and a gross total of Rs 1,339.76 crore. With the adition of overseas collections of Rs 422 crore, the film has scored a worldwide total haul of Rs 1,761.76 crore.
After pahalgam terrorist attackWhile 26 people were gunned down by terrorists, the government closed 48 tourist sites. Today 39 of them have been opened. HT spot checks.
Baisaran valley of Pahalgam was attacked on April 22 last year. (AFP/Representative)
Baisaran, Pahalgam: Closed
On an unpaved road leading to the picturesque Baisaran Valley, a CRPF officer from Kanyakumari urged a group of six young tourists not to go beyond a certain point.
Last year, when heavily armed terrorists targeted tourists in the valley, there was no security present and it took more than 25 minutes for the forces to reach. Now, the 5 km road from main Pahalgam town to the grassland is heavily guarded round the clock by more than a dozen CRPF and police personnel. Security teams are also deployed inside the valley, keeping a strict vigil to prevent tourists from going near the grasslands.
An officer from Pahalgam police station said, “It is closed for everyone. Tourists and locals. Our job is to ensure that no one goes close to Baisaran until it is officially opened.”
“The Army has been regularly patrolling the dense forests around Baisaran Valley and other parts of Pahalgam. Our day starts at 7 in the morning and ends late in the evening. This has become our daily routine since the attack,” the officer said.
Hundreds of tourists take horse rides from Pahalgam Valley to Baisaran Road and many insist on taking them to the valley. Ankush Sharma, who came with five friends, said, “Soon after the attack we heard about Baisaran. Now we want to go there. We are not scared because security forces are present everywhere.” However, they were not allowed to enter the valley.
Pahalgam city has recovered from the initial shock. Hotels and shops have reopened. Ramesh Babu, a tourist from Tamil Nadu, said, “We don’t feel any fear here. We are enjoying it and will stay for a night.” A municipal corporation official said the collection from entry toll in Pahalgam has tripled since the first week of March.
Mushtaq Ahmed Pahalgami, head of the hotel association of Pahalgam, agreed that tourism is gradually increasing. “Nobody came here for months. Now we have 30 to 40% of the tourists back,” he said. Pony operators say that the work has picked up pace. “Tourists started returning from autumn. Now hundreds of tourists are coming every day,” said Gul Mohammed, owner of three horses.
Tulip Garden, Srinagar, opened on March 16
With 1.8 million tulip bulbs in bloom, the inauguration of the garden on March 16, which is Asia’s largest on the foothills of the Zabarwan mountain range and overlooks the serene Dal Lake, marks the arrival of spring in Kashmir.
This is Ravi Kumar’s first visit to the valley. Kumar, a small businessman from Uttarakhand, said, “Because of the Pahalgam attack, there were some concerns, but there was a lot of positive feedback online, including news about people’s reaction and safety measures. We decided to try it.” He added, “And we don’t regret it. It’s the most beautiful place we’ve ever seen.”
Around 252,000 tourists have visited the Tulip Garden since March 16. “After the attack, the garden was empty and it remained the same last year too. Despite Pahalgam, people have responded well this year,” said Imran Ahmed, floriculture department in-charge of the tulip garden.
“The garden usually remains open for a month because the average life of a tulip flower is 20 days,” Ahmed said.
But one added feature this year is security. At least 20 personnel patrolled the three gates of the garden, which has now been closed as the tulips have dried up. Ahmed said security measures were very strong. “Military intelligence, BSF, CRPF and police are present. Many security personnel in plain clothes are roaming around the garden to keep the visitors safe,” he said. Altogether 40-50 personnel were standing guard from the approach road of the boulevard to the parking and then to the garden.
Sonmarg remained open
The Sindh River bisects the lush green grasslands that make up Sonamarg surrounded by snow-capped peaks. After the Pahalgam terror attack, tourist arrivals had reduced, but now hundreds of people are visiting this hill station after the Z-Morh tunnel was opened in January 2025. Pony operators take tourists daily on a 5 km trek to the nearby Thajiwas Glacier, where the ground is covered with two to three feet of snow.
“Coming back home, the AC and fans are running continuously and here I am, wearing a woolen jacket,” said Amit Sarkar from Kolkata. “We are not afraid, we have full confidence in the security of our country.”
Police, CRPF and Army’s RR units are deployed at Sonamarg and Thajwas Glacier. About two dozen CRPF jawans and policemen keep an eye on the movement of tourists at Thajwas Glacier and remain there until all the tourists leave. A senior police officer said, “…not only is there foolproof security in Sonamarg, but all the surrounding forests and main highways are well protected.”
“This is our first time here. We were planning for years and finally we are here. We have already visited Pahalgam and Gulmarg and will now spend a night here,” said Sanjita, a software engineer from Madhya Pradesh.
At a makeshift kiosk at the corner of the market, Faiyaz Ahmed, who lives in the neighboring Gund village, rents rubber boots to tourists. “Since the morning, I have already rented 60 to 70 shoes. The earnings have been good for the last one month,” he said. Certainly, hotel occupancy is still low. “We have 40 percent occupancy,” said Musaib Ahmed, manager of Namro Hotel.
Badamwari, opened on 14 June 2025
Badamwari, or almond garden, was one of the first batch of tourist destinations opened in June 2025.
Located at the foot of the Koh-i-Maran hill overlooking Srinagar, the garden is filled with almond trees, which are in bloom early in the year. Zahoor Ahmed, a floriculture worker posted at the garden, said, “Before the Pahalgam incident, a lot of people, mostly locals and some from other states, used to come. Then people stopped coming completely. Now people have returned. There are a lot of security arrangements this year.”
“We have to inform the police every day about any international tourists and the number of domestic tourists,” he said. The park is now heavily fortified, with three-four security vehicles deployed on the approach road and dozens of police and CRPF personnel deployed around the place. At least 10 security personnel patrol the approach road from 9 am to 7 pm, and the same number of security personnel patrol the back side.
A security officer posted outside the garden said that personnel were protecting people from inside as well as outside. “We cannot take things lightly and we have been asked to remain vigilant,” he said.
A tourist from Mumbai came to Badamwari after seeing some pictures on Instagram. “This is my second time visiting Kashmir and I am coming to Badamwari for the first time. But unfortunately the almond blossom is over. Still it is a very serene, calm and beautiful place to visit,” said Sachin, who also visited in 2017.
Director of Floriculture, Mathura Masoom said that the number of customers was good this year. “From 18,000 visitors in March last year, we saw over 100% of visitors this March to record almost 40,000,” she said.
Drang Tangmarg, Baramulla, opened in November 2025
Amidst the dense forests and next to the shimmering waters of the Firozpura stream lies the charming village of Drang, close to the famous ski resort of Gulmarg.
Tourists are now returning to Drang, but the landscape has changed since their last visit. A bulletproof bunker now stands on the edge of the tourist site, near a small village of 200-250 houses. From Tangmarg to Drang, at least five teams comprising four to five personnel of both police and CRPF are guarding the entrance road to this picturesque destination. Even on the 13 kilometer road from Tangmarg to Gulmarg, five checking points have been set up in the neighbourhood. Apart from this, there is regular deployment of Road Opening Party in this area which remains there from morning till evening.
Pawan Jadhav and his wife Aastha, residents of Karnataka, said, “We have never seen such a beautiful place before. This place is really like heaven.”
Police said at least six cases have been registered under the Foreigners and Immigration Act 2025 against those hiding information of foreign visitors across Kashmir. “A lot of intelligence is being shared and reviewed every day for the security of tourist places,” said a senior police officer.
New Delhi: Geopolitical tensions in West Asia pose risks to India’s trade and macroeconomic stability by widening the current account deficit (CAD), exerting pressure on the exchange rate, Niti Aayog said on Monday.The Aayog in its quarterly ‘Trade Watch Oct-Dec (Q3) FY 2025-26’ report further said that geopolitical instability in West Asia has slowed the India-Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Free Trade Agreement (FTA), affecting trade diversification and market access.The war in West Asia broke out on Feb 28 when the US and Israel launched strikes on Iran, and the latter retaliated.
Vishesh Films announced the release date of Awarapan 2, the highly anticipated sequel to one of Hindi cinema’s most beloved cult films. The film arrives in cinemas worldwide on 14th August 2026, marking a long-awaited reunion between filmmaker/producer Vishesh Bhatt and actor Emraan Hashmi.
Visesh Bhatt announces Awarapan 2’s release date
Today, Vishesh Bhatt, Emraan Hashmi and Disha Patani took to social media to offer fans a symbolic image into the world of Awarapan 2– marking 14th August 2026 firmly on the calendar.
While Samay Raina’s “Raina Red” has sparked a local frenzy, the flannel shirt’s dominance is centuries in the making. It began in 17th-century Wales, crafted from carded wool to protect farmers from the damp cold. This was survival wear, not streetwear. By the mid-1800s, the iconic Buffalo Plaid—that familiar red-and-black grid—became the rugged uniform of the American frontier.
The Raina Red
The real fashion pivot happened during the 1990s Seattle Grunge scene. Kurt Cobain transformed flannel from a blue-collar staple into a symbol of anti-establishment cool. Today, its “timeless” status comes from its sheer versatility. It’s a rare garment that feels equally at home on a Hollywood red carpet, a Himalayan trek, or a viral YouTube set. Whether layered over a tee or worn as a statement piece, the flannel shirt remains the ultimate “everyman” icon—proving that while trends fade, a functional classic never goes out of style.
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Celebrities are partial to the red flannel
Ranbir Kapoor
If nonchalant had a face, it would be Ranbir Kapoor who is frequently spotted in red plaid during his off-duty days . He usually likes to balance the look by pairing the classic check with a rugged beard, some sunnies and a pair of white sneakers. Uber cool.
Ryan Reynolds
If Hollywood had a Samay Raina equivalent in terms of attitude, it could just be Ryan Reynolds. When the actor isn’t in his Deadpool suit, he practically lives in flannels, wearing them buttoned up to the top or casually thrown over a simple grey tee
Shah Rukh Khan
Even King Khan isn’t immune to the charm of a comfortable check. SRK has been seen sporting the red flannel during casual meet-and-greets at his home, Mannat, in Mumbai, proving it’s a look for all ages. He wears it oversized with the sleeves rolled up, oozing megastar charisma
David Beckham
The global style icon frequently uses red and black flannels to lean into a British country gentleman or stylish soccer dad vibe. Beckham usually pairs his flannel with a snug beanie and distressed denim.
Vicky Kaushal
Known for his boy-next-door-but-built physique, Vicky often opts for earthy and red-toned comfort fit flannels during his travel diaries and casual hangouts. He keeps it cool and stylish with wayfarers and cap.
How to Style iy im The 2026 Guide
Want to jump on the bandwagon? Here are some foolproof ways to style your red flannel:
The Raina Special: Wear it fully buttoned and slightly oversized, paired with dark cargo pants and an air of “I don’t care about your talent.” Perfect for casual office days or roasting your friends.
The Layered Hoodie: Wear an oversized flannel over a solid, neutral-colored hoodie (like white, grey, or black). Make sure the hood is fully pulled out and on display at the back for that ultimate streetwear silhouette.
The Grunge Layer: Wear it unbuttoned over a white or black graphic tee, and pair it with distressed black jeans and Chelsea boots.
The Smart Lumberjack: Tuck a fitted red flannel into slim-fit chinos and finish the look with leather boots and a sleek watch for a semi-formal dinner.
Pro-Tip: Texture is everything! Go for heavy-weight cotton or wool blends. If it looks like it could survive a Himalayan winter, you’ve nailed it
What to Avoid: Flannel Faux Pas
To keep your flannel look sharp, steer clear of these common mistakes:
Clashing Patterns: The plaid pattern is already loud. Avoid wearing it over a hoodie or t-shirt with heavy, busy graphics or conflicting patterns.
The Double Hood: If your flannel shirt already has a built-in hood, do not wear a hoodie underneath it. The double-hood clash looks bulky and awkward.
Short Sleeves Over Long Sleeves: Wearing a short-sleeve flannel over a long-sleeve hoodie gives off a dated, late-90s vibe that has fallen out of favor. Stick to long-sleeve flannels for layering.
Zip-Up Hoodies: When layering, always opt for a pullover hoodie. An open buttoned flannel over a zip-up hoodie creates too many vertical lines and doesn’t contrast as cleanly.
Office Sloppiness: If you’re trying to pull off the flannel in a smart-casual office setting, avoid pairing it with heavily distressed jeans, shorts, or flip-flops. Keep it polished!
‘Adivi Sesh‘ and ‘Mrunal Thakur‘ starrer ‘Dacoit’ is showing strong staying power at the box office. The actioner has crossed the Rs 50 crore mark worldwide. Reports confirm the film has turned profitable for its makers.
Strong worldwide collections for ‘Dacoit’
As reported by Sacnilk, the action film has collected Rs 33.03 crore in India net till date. Its India gross stands at Rs 38.42 crore. Overseas, ‘Dacoit’ has grossed a total of Rs 13.45 crore. This pushes the worldwide gross to Rs 51.87 crore.Total earnings, including theatrical and non-theatrical rights, have gone beyond Rs 70 crore. The budget was around Rs 65 crore as reported by Filmibeat.
Daily trends for ‘Dacoit’ on days 11 and 12
On day 11, the second Monday, the film added Rs 50 lakhs net. It played across 1,255 shows with 15.1 percent occupancy.Day 12, the second Tuesday, saw a collection of Rs 47 lakhs net. The show count was 1,151 with 16.0 percent occupancy.
Adivi Sesh reacts to the success
Adivi Sesh is happy with the response to his latest project. As reported by Money Control, the actor said, “I’m truly grateful that ‘Dacoit’ is standing tall purely on its content and the love it’s receiving. The audience’s response is the biggest gift for all of us. In a time when every Friday feels uncertain, seeing people connect with the film like this is incredibly humbling. I owe this success to the viewers the team and everyone who believed in us. It motivates me to keep pushing boundaries and choosing stories that resonate deeply. This kind of love reassures me that we are moving in the right direction.”DISCLAIMER: The box office numbers and the data in this article are compiled from public and industry sources. All figures are approximate unless explicitly mentioned, offering a fair representation of the movie’s box office performance. These totals may change as official studio data is updated or as additional international market reports are finalized. This data is provided by us for informational and entertainment purposes only.
