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How much money did R Vaishali win after historic Women’s Candidates 2026 victory? | Chess News

April 15, 2026

How much money did R Vaishali win after historic Women's Candidates 2026 victory?

Vaishali vs Zhu Jiner (Photo by Niki Riga/FIDE)

NEW DELHI: R Vaishali not only created history by winning the 2026 Women’s Candidates Tournament with 8.5/14 points but also walked away with a significant financial reward for her impressive performance. By finishing first, Vaishali is guaranteed a winner’s prize of €28,000, marking one of the biggest paydays of her career so far.However, the earnings don’t stop there. The tournament follows a structure where players are additionally rewarded based on their performance in each round.

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For every half-point scored, participants receive €2,200. Given Vaishali’s consistent run across 14 rounds, featuring a mix of crucial wins and hard-fought draws, her total prize money sees a substantial boost beyond the base amount.This combined figure includes both the winner’s purse and the accumulated performance bonuses, underlining the value of consistency in such a long and demanding tournament.Beyond the immediate financial gains, the bigger reward lies in what comes next. Vaishali’s triumph has earned her a place in the Women’s World Chess Championship match against reigning champion Ju Wenjun. This upcoming clash not only offers a chance to compete for the world title but also promises even larger prize money and global recognition.ALSO READ: ‘Javokhir Sindarov got a bit lucky’: Germany’s No. 1 Vincent Keymer on ‘critical moment’ in Candidates 2026 win | ExclusiveFor Vaishali, the Candidates victory represents both a career milestone and a stepping stone. While the prize money reflects her success in Cyprus, the opportunity ahead could elevate her stature further on the world stage, making this win even more valuable in the long run.

IPL 2026: RCB cruising at 60/1 after powerplay against LSG

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Royal Challengers Bengaluru started off strongly, scoring 60 runs in 6 overs. RCB are chasing 147 runs for a victory against LSG in Bengaluru.

Virat Kohli starred for RCB as he scored 40 runs in just 20 balls. The Indian star hit 6 fours and 1 six as he gave RCB a flying start chasing a modest total. Phit Salt, Kohli`s opening partner, departed early for 7 runs after he was bowled by Prince Yadav.

Kohli was joined in the middle by Devdutt Padikkal, who scored 8 runs in 8 balls at the end of powerplay.

For LSG, Prince Yadav was the only wicket-taking bowler as he got rid of Phil Salt.

RCB will be confident of chasing the total down with their batting depth and the likes of Rajat Patidar and Tim David to come.

Earlier, the Lucknow Super Giants were all out for just 146 runs in their 20 overs against the Royal Challengers Bengaluru. The away team could not get going throughout their innings as they lost wickets constantly.

Mitch Marsh and Aiden Markram both departed early, failing to give LSG a quick start in the powerplay. Later, the visitors suffered a big setback as captain Rishabh Pant was taken off due to an injury to his elbow. The Indian star batter, who later returned to bat, was dismissed for just 1 run.

Ayush Badoni was LSG`s best batter as he scored 38 runs in 24 balls. He was well supported by Mukul Choudhary, who scored 39 runs in 28 balls. Apart from these two batters, it was a sorry scorecard for LSG, who will be disappointed by their batting performance.

For RCB, Rasikh Dar was the star with the ball as he took 4/24 in his four overs. He was well supported by Krunal Pandya, who took 2 wickets and Bhuvneshwar Kumar, who took 3 wickets. Josh Hazlewood was brilliant too, taking 1/20 in four overs.

Confirmed Playing XI for both teams:

Lucknow Super Giants (Playing XI): Aiden Markram, Mitchell Marsh, Rishabh Pant(w/c), Nicholas Pooran, Ayush Badoni, Abdul Samad, Mukul Choudhary, Mohammed Shami, Avesh Khan, Digvesh Singh Rathi, Prince Yadav

Royal Challengers Bengaluru (Playing XI): Philip Salt, Devdutt Padikkal, Rajat Patidar(c), Jitesh Sharma(w), Tim David, Romario Shepherd, Krunal Pandya, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Josh Hazlewood, Suyash Sharma, Rasikh Salam Dar

UN experts urge member states to suspend Israel arms transfers | United Nations News

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The experts call Israel’s bombardment of Lebanon on April 8 ‘a blatant violation of the UN Charter’.

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A group of United Nations experts has denounced Israel’s attack on Lebanon a day after the United States and Iran agreed a ceasefire as illegal and urged UN member states to halt all arms transfers to Israel.

The 19 experts – including special rapporteurs and independent experts across a range of human rights mandates – issued the condemnation on Wednesday as Israel continued to pound areas of southern Lebanon, killing at least 16 people, including four paramedics, Lebanese state media reported.

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Referring to a devastating wave of Israeli attacks across Lebanon on April 8, which Lebanese authorities said killed more than 350 people, including 30 children, the experts said: “This is not self-defence. It is a blatant violation of the UN Charter, a deliberate ‌destruction of prospects for peace, and an affront to multilateralism and the UN-based international order.”

They called for Israel to “cease all military operations in Lebanon” and urged UN member states to halt arms transfers to Israel while “there is credible evidence of serious violations of international humanitarian and human rights law”, according to the UN Human Rights Council.

Israel escalated its attacks on Lebanon on March 2 after the Lebanese armed group Hezbollah fired rockets into Israel in response to the US-Israel killing of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei two days earlier, the first day of their war on Iran.

Israel has carried out a devastating bombardment across Lebanon and a ground invasion in the south, killing more than 2,000 people and forcibly displacing more than 1.2 million.

The UN experts said such forced displacement “of a civilian population constitutes crimes against humanity”. They also condemned Israel’s targeted “destruction of homes”, particularly in predominantly Shia areas of the south, as “a form of collective punishment” that “points to ethnic cleansing”.

Israel’s continuing bombardment of Lebanon has been a point of tension in US-Iran negotiations. Tehran said Lebanon should be covered in the ongoing ceasefire. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Lebanon is ‌not ‌part of the ceasefire with Iran and Israel will continue to target Hezbollah “wherever required”.

On Saturday, days before Israel and Lebanon held rare, high-level diplomatic talks in the US, Netanyahu said Israel wanted long-term peace with Lebanon but on the condition that Hezbollah is disarmed.

The Reuters news agency quoted a senior Israeli official as saying ⁠Israel’s security cabinet planned to convene on Wednesday evening to discuss a possible ceasefire in Lebanon. It also quoted several senior ⁠Lebanese officials as saying ceasefire efforts were under way.

Mahesh Bhatt on Pehchaan, Raha Kapoor, Asha Bhosle | Exclusive

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Filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt is set to anchor Pehchaan, a show that brings together 13 Sikh voices and their stories of resilience, faith and service. In an exclusive conversation with ETimes, the veteran filmmaker opened up about spirituality, unlearning, fatherhood, his bond with granddaughter Raha Kapoor, and his memories of legendary singer Asha Bhosle—while reflecting on finding meaning beyond identity.

Filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt is set to anchor Pehchaan, a show that brings together 13 Sikh voices and their stories of resilience, faith and service. Premiering this Baisakhi on SonyLIV and its YouTube channel, the series—conceptualised by Vinay Bhardwaj, researched by Dr. Prabhleen Singh and directed by Suhrita Das—has left a profound impact on Bhatt.In an exclusive conversation with ETimes, the veteran filmmaker opened up about spirituality, unlearning, fatherhood, his bond with granddaughter Raha Kapoor, and his memories of legendary singer Asha Bhosle—while reflecting on finding meaning beyond identity.

‘It was a mirror… not a show’

For Bhatt, Pehchaan went far beyond storytelling—it became a deeply introspective journey.“Pehchaan was never a show for me… it was a mirror. And mirrors can be cruel—they don’t flatter, they reveal. Engaging with the stories of Sikh faith and seva, I found myself standing in the presence of something pure… something untouched by the noise that we, in our restless lives, constantly create. It wasn’t about learning something new—it was about remembering something I had forgotten within myself.”He added that the experience changed not what he knew, but how he saw the world.“What shifted within me while doing Pehchaan was not information—it was a change in my way of seeing. I saw people live their faith without noise. Sikhism revealed itself not as belief, but as action. It says simply: when you see “God” in the other, you arrive at the threshold of religion. When you serve another human being, you touch “God”. That stayed with me. It took me out of my own story. And I realised again—I am not the story. Life is. And what I call my story is only a confluence of many stories that have passed through me.”

‘Unlearning is a painful act’

Bhatt also reflected on the idea of unlearning, something he says became central to his journey through the show.“Unlearning, for me, has been the dropping of this need to stand at the centre. To interpret, to control. Now there is a willingness to step aside and watch—even the chaos within—without rushing to fix it.”“Unlearning… is a painful act. We spend years building identities, beliefs, defenses—and then life comes and quietly asks you to dismantle them. One thing I had to let go of was the illusion of control. I always believed I was the author of my journey. But through these stories, I realized… we are often just instruments. The moment you surrender that illusion, something shifts… something softens.”

‘I interfere less now’

Known for exploring the complexities of the human psyche in his cinema, Bhatt admitted that age hasn’t necessarily brought clarity—but perspective.“Do I understand myself better today? No. I interfere less. I would say… I am less certain of who I am, and strangely, that feels like a deeper understanding. In my younger years, I was loud with my truths. Today, I sit more comfortably with my question”

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On granddaughter Raha: ‘A drop of divinity’

Bhatt also spoke about embracing a new role as grandfather to Raha Kapoor, daughter of Alia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor, calling it a transformative emotional experience.“Raha came into our lives like a drop of divinity. I had barely absorbed the astonishing journey of Alia Bhatt becoming what she has… and then this child arrives. Just the thought of her brings a smile into every pore of my being. Her vitality is fierce. Her mind—sharp, almost evolutionary. She gives you a sense of time. You stand at a vantage point and watch the stream—your daughter, her child—and suddenly you see the continuity of life that has flowed for millennia and will continue long after you are gone. And yet, I know I am no different from any other grandfather. Each one, in that moment, rediscovers life. To simply speak to her… that is enough for a day.”

Remembering Asha Bhosle

Reflecting on legendary singer Asha Bhosle, Bhatt recalled a memory tied to an unfinished film.“Asha ji… my memory goes back to Mukti, a film that never was. R. D. Burman composed, she recorded, and the film collapsed within days. But her voice stayed. For my generation, it was not just music—it was breath. When people mourn her, I feel yes, something has gone. But more than that—what a gift we were given. Such range, such rebellion, such aliveness. She doesn’t disappear. She lives.”

‘I am in flux… and that is enough’

At this stage of his life, Bhatt says he no longer feels the need to define himself.“So what is my pehchaan now? I don’t define it. The moment you define yourself, you reduce yourself. I am in flux. And that is enough.”

‘I might not be here’: Ben Stokes ‘lucky to be alive’ after freak injury scare | Cricket News

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Ben Stokes has revealed he feels “quite lucky” to be alive after a terrifying training incident left him with a broken cheekbone, underlining just how close he came to a far more serious outcome. The all-rounder was struck flush on the face by a cricket ball during a net session while coaching academy players at Durham in February, an accident he now describes as “pretty nasty” but, in hindsight, fortunate.“I copped one straight in the face,” Stokes said, reflecting on the moment. “Just a couple of inches one way or the other, I might not be here doing this interview.” The 34-year-old underwent major facial surgery after the blow, admitting the damage underneath the cheekbone was severe. Yet, despite the seriousness of the injury, Stokes maintained that he had escaped a worst-case scenario. “All things considered… I’ve got out quite lucky. So pretty thankful for that,” he added, calling it the “best result of a bad situation.”Road to recovery and renewed focus ahead of TestsThe incident disrupted his preparations for the season, delaying his return to action by over a month. Stokes acknowledged the setback forced him to “go back to the drawing board” and rebuild his fitness plan ahead of England’s busy Test summer. Now nearing full recovery, he is expected to feature in County Championship matches before leading England against New Zealand at Lord’s on June 4. “It was a pretty scary situation… thankfully still here and everything’s all right,” he said.

Brendon McCullum and Ben Stokes (AP Photo)

Beyond his injury, Stokes also addressed speculation around his working relationship with Brendon McCullum following England’s 4-1 Ashes defeat in Australia. Dismissing talk of a rift as a “massive overstatement,” Stokes emphasised that differences in approach are natural in leadership roles. While their dynamic may “look a little bit different” going forward, he reaffirmed their shared goal of building a winning team.

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As England reset ahead of a crucial home season, Stokes’ perspective — shaped by both physical adversity and leadership challenges — highlights a renewed focus on resilience, adaptability, and long-term success.

Justin Bieber performs hits spanning his career as he headlines Coachella

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Singer-songwriter Justin Bieber performed on the second night of Coachella, and treated the festival goers with his solid headlining set.

He appeared relaxed as he arrived on the stage in a hoodie, shorts and sunglasses, reports ‘People’ magazine.

“Tell me what song you guys want to hear tonight”, he said, interacting with the crowd and viewers on the festival`s live stream.

As per ‘People’, he then ripped through a number of songs off his two latest releases, SWAG and SWAG II, performing them for the first time in front of a live audience.

During the set, he used a laptop to pull up highly-streamed videos of himself, including old YouTube clips of him singing covers and the “standing on business” confrontation with a paparazzi that went viral last June. The singer included songs from his early career, such as ‘Baby’ and ‘Beauty and a Beat’ in his headline set. He also surprised Coachella attendees with appearances from Wizkid, Tems, the Kid LAROI, and Dijon.

His wife, Hailey, 29, was in the crowd to support him. While performing ‘Everything Hallelujah’, the singer shouted out Hailey and their 19-month-old son, Jack Blues. A now-viral clip shared on X shows Hailey waving in response to the sweet moment.

In February, he debuted ‘Yukon’ live at the Grammys, where he wore nothing but satin boxers and socks for the acoustic performance in front of a packed Crypto Arena in Los Angeles. The shorts were custom-made. As a result of the camera angles, his backside was in focus for eagle-eyed Bieber fans, who believe the black ink in the upper-mid portion of his back is an outline of his model wife`s face from her magazine cover.

Ahead of the festival, the singer has been giving his fans a sneak preview at his upcoming shows by sharing videos of himself and his crew putting together his Coachella set.

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With Bose expertise, Noise Master Buds 2 gets premium audio minus price theatrics| Business News

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It was last year when Indian tech company Noise made its most profound premium-isation pitch yet. The partnership with legendary audio brand Bose, to deliver the Noise Master Buds true wireless earphones, delivered an absolute winner. A year later, it’s time for the sequel. While Hollywood and Bollywood often struggle to deliver sequels that match the brilliance of the original, Noise and Bose have in fact perceptibly dialled up the core experiential points in the Master Buds 2. Though the price has gone up slightly to ₹7,999 now (compared with ₹5,499 earlier), the value proposition hasn’t changed.

Noise Master Buds 2. (Official image)

One of the first things that stood out with the Master Buds was the case design with the rather unique contours including the metal disc element. That continues, albeit with minor size differences noticeable only to someone who has experienced both generations. Attention to detail underlined by the fact that the charging pins inside the case are now electroplated, and therefore blend into the overall design. Very slight changes in colour options too, which Noise says are inspired by natural minerals — aurum, carbon and mercury. This will still pair with the Noise Audio app (available for iOS and Android), and on Android devices specifically, the Fast Pair option is enabled too. You’ll like using this app because it is easy to navigate, to configure the earbuds.

You’ll soon notice that each earbud has a rather unique extension at the top that extends from the ear-tips. This is a nice addition if active noise cancellation is important for you, and also help with a more secure fit in the ear. That has also helped Noise and Bose enhance the noise cancellation umbrella from 49dB (or decibels, of frequency) on last year’s model to 51dB now. In an aircraft journey or a noisy public space, it’ll make a world of difference. In fact, these specs may well be setting the noise cancellation benchmark for earbuds up to and around the ₹10,000 price point.

It is interesting that Noise and Bose have switched from a 12.4mm audio driver to a 10mm audio driver in the Noise Master Buds 2. These are PEEK drivers, as Noise calls them — the simple element to understand is that Noise has used the Polyether Ether Ketone materials, otherwise used in high-performance diaphragms used in high-end headphones and studio monitors. Tuning is absolutely top notch, and there is that typical Bose warmth to the sound, with pristine detailing and just the right amount of lower frequency insertion without it sounding sculpted or artificially boosted. There is a certain dynamism to the sound that works very well across genres dotted by sophisticated listening tastes.

Clearly, the Noise Master Buds 2 should appeal to an audience in a much higher price band, than the price tag otherwise suggests. Support for the high-res LHDC format continues, and as does Spatial Audio with head tracking and motion control. Crucial to everything of course is the fact that Bose has tuned the sound, and to be fair, they’ve not left anything to chance — it very much feels they’ve given these earbuds the complete attention, as they probably would have to their own branded earphones or headphones. That is where, at least in my book, the chunk of the Noise Master Buds 2’s tremendous value actually comes from.

At this point, important to point out the Noise AI integration isn’t exactly the reason you should rush to buy the Noise Master Buds 2. The voice commands don’t seem to generate a response beyond the AI introducing itself. I am sure this is an experiment, one that should be shelved for a smoother integration with Google Gemini on Android devices and a similar approach on iPhone too. It may seem to be a good idea to build their in-house AI, but it is an otherwise costly pursuit and a race in which anyone else apart from AI companies, are perpetually catching up.

Irrespective of official claims, I had noted in the review of the Noise Master Buds that the battery lasts around 34 hours of regular usage and around 32 hours with ANC enabled. In case of the Noise Master Buds 2, that duration has reduced slightly. You’ll now clock just less than 28 hours with ANC off, but the positive here is faster charging speeds — 10 minutes of charge is close to 5 hours of real world music or podcast listening.

More than anything else, the Noise Master Buds 2 is another reminder that premium doesn’t always have to be expensive in monetary terms, if conceptualised well with the right partners. What Noise and Bose have achieved in this second generation earbuds is kept things simple and yet evolved things that mattered most. Noise cancellation is that notch more encompassing than before, design tweaks that matter, as well as the continuity of a trademark Bose sound tuning that hasn’t stumbled despite a change in the underlying audio hardware architecture. And that’s really where the appeal lies.

Carlos Alcaraz pulls out of Barcelona Open, days after losing No.1 ranking to Jannik Sinner

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Carlos Alcaraz has pulled out of the Barcelona Open due to a right wrist injury, cutting short what was expected to be a crucial week in his bid to reclaim the world No.1 ranking. The Spaniard had already begun his campaign with a straight-sets win over Otto Virtanen, but required medical attention during the match and subsequently skipped training ahead of his next round.

With concerns over aggravating the injury, Alcaraz chose to withdraw, ending his run prematurely and effectively ruling out any immediate chance of returning to the top of the ATP rankings. The timing is particularly significant, as Barcelona presented a realistic opportunity for the 22-year-old to regain No.1—something now no longer possible following his exit.

The withdrawal comes just days after Alcaraz lost his No.1 ranking to Jannik Sinner. The decisive moment arrived in the final of the Monte Carlo Masters, where Sinner defeated Alcaraz in straight sets to clinch the title and reclaim the top spot. The result was effectively a winner-takes-all clash, with the ATP No.1 ranking on the line, and Sinner’s victory ensured he leapfrogged his Spanish rival.

Sinner’s rise has been built on remarkable consistency across the season. The Italian has been in red-hot form, putting together a dominant run that includes titles at Indian Wells, Miami, and Monte Carlo, making him the first player to win three consecutive ATP Masters 1000 events without dropping a set.

At one stage, Alcaraz trailed Sinner by nearly 390 points in the live rankings, meaning he needed a deep run—or even the title—in Barcelona to reclaim the summit.

WHEN WILL CARLOS ALCARAZ RETURN?

For Alcaraz, the loss of the No.1 ranking marks a significant, albeit temporary, setback in what has been an intense rivalry shaping the current era of men’s tennis. Despite reaching the Monte Carlo final, he admitted to inconsistencies in his game during the tournament, particularly under pressure. The physical toll of a packed schedule, coupled with minor injury concerns, appears to have caught up with him at a critical juncture.

With the clay-court season now in full swing, attention shifts to upcoming tournaments in Madrid and Rome, where Alcaraz is expected to return. His withdrawal from Barcelona may prove a precautionary move aimed at preserving fitness for the bigger challenges ahead, including the defence of his French Open crown.

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Saiyaara`s Mohit Suri, Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda reunite for a romantic drama

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After the success of Saiyaara in 2025, the team is back with another film. For the unversed, Saiyaara became the all-time highest-grossing love story in the history of Indian cinema. And now, the celebrated team of director Mohit Suri, producer Akshaye Widhani (CEO of Yash Raj Films) and breakout Gen Z stars Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda are set to reunite.

Saiyaara team reunites for a musical romance

The team is all set to reunite for an intense romance. The untitled film will offer a cinematic experience that blends heartfelt storytelling with unforgettable melodies.

Talking about the film, Mohit Suri says, “It’s always been love stories for me … overwhelming, when emotions are so unbound, self-consuming and become impossible to ignore. Love is supposed to be felt intensely and that’s why I naturally gravitate towards this as a storyteller. The film explores this unabashedly… so coming back with the same team from Saiyaara feels incredibly special, maybe it was always written in the stars. Reuniting … coming back home .. but with a renewed creative hunger. This time I feel like a newcomer… excited, anxious about this story and I hope my music will again touch people like I have always strived for through my films.”

Similarly, Akshaye Widhani says, “Mohit and our collaboration is built on a shared creative pulse and an ambition to tell stories that touch the hearts of people. With Mohit, it’s never just about making a film, it’s about chasing a feeling, a piece of music, a moment that lingers long after the screen fades to black. Saiyaara was one such moment that we will cherish forever. As we come together again, we’re searching for something even more honest, more vulnerable and more enduring with our second collaboration. We are thrilled to have Ahaan & Aneet in our film as the most-loved Gen Z pair reunite for a Mohit Suri romance.”

The new Ahaan-Aneet starrer YRF romantic drama is set to go on floors later this year and will be eyeing a 2027 theatrical release worldwide.

About Saiyaara

YRF`s Saiyaara released to unprecedented acclaim and audience love in 2025, emerging as one of the defining musical blockbusters of its time. The film collected a staggering Rs 338 crore nett in India and about Rs 580 crore gross worldwide, marking an extraordinary achievement for a romantic musical with debutants. Its soul-stirring soundtrack dominated streaming charts for months, even after its release, highlighting its pop cultural impact in India and worldwide, especially amongst the youth.

Meanwhile, the Saiyaara pair of Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda became the sweethearts of Gen Z.

Mrunal Thakur didn't know she would star with ‘very senior actor’ in Son of Sardaar 2: ‘Trust was shaken’

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Actor Mrunal Thakur is currently promoting her latest Hindi-Telugu release Dacoit: A Love Story. She spoke about her 2025 film Son of Sardaar, which starred Ajay Devgn, in one of the interviews. The actor claims she was disappointed that her scenes were cut from the film and didn’t know a ‘very senior actor’ was playing her husband.

Ajay Devgn and Mrunal Thakur in a still from Son of Sardaar 2.

Mrunal Thakur was unaware ‘senior actor’ would star opposite her in Son of Sardaar 2

Talking to Prema, Mrunal said, “I didn’t know like, a very senior actor is going to play my husband. Because that just changes my…this is not what I expected from the movie. So, there I failed. Because there was a little bit of trust that was shaken. But you know what, I don’t have regrets.” For the unversed, in Son of Sardaar 2, Mrunal played Rabia Akhtar, while Chunky Panday played her estranged husband, Danish. Ajay plays Jaswinder Singh Randhawa, aka Jassi, who’s married to Dimple, played by Neeru Bajwa. However, Rabia and Jassi find love with each other as they’re estranged from their spouses.

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