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Tamannaah Bhatia described her role in Do You Wanna Partner as that of an impulsive, passion-driven hustler. She said the entrepreneurial dramedy also highlights authentic female friendships with nuance and depth.

Tamannaah Bhatia shared a playful Instagram post showing her and co-star Diana Penty’s “with food vs without food” moods during promotions of their upcoming Prime Video series Do You Wanna Partner?. The comedy-drama, also starring Jaaved Jaafery, premieres September 12.

Prime Video’s Do You Wanna Partner, starring Tamannaah Bhatia and Diana Penty, premieres on September 12. The Dharmatic Entertainment series follows two friends launching a craft beer start-up, celebrating ambition, jugaad, and female friendship.

The official Instagram handle of Balaji Motion Pictures dropped a haunting teaser, unveiling Tamannaah’s foray into the world of mythology and mysticism

The film is a sequel to the 2021 thriller Odela Railway Station and is highly anticipated by fans.

Asked how she safeguards her personal life considering there's a constant want of people knowing more about her, Tamannaah told IANS: “I am a people person. I enjoy people. In fact, I bumped into a gentleman at the airport, and I was just giving photographs to people who came and wanted to click photographs and I was happily doing it.”

Sridevi broke stereotypes, portraying a wide range of characters across diverse genres, from comedy to drama. “It would be Sridevi, ma'am. I think she was super iconic, and she's somebody I always admired”: Tamannaah

Talking to IANS about what fashion means to her, Tamannaah, who sauntered the runway for the Blenders Pride Fashion Tour by turning muse for the label Bloni, said, “Fashion has become almost a way of putting out what I am very strongly feeling in terms of how I want to express myself in the sense of my ideas about myself, my ideas about society, and my ideas about how I would like to be.”

Talking about “Odela 2”, Tamannaah, who strutted the runway at the Blenders Pride Fashion Tour, told IANS: “It is a fantasy movie and is a fantastical theatrical experience. At the same time, it has a supernatural backdrop and a slight spiritual tone to it. All these elements were very fantastical.”

Rakul took to Instagram, where she posted pictures of herself from the promotions of her latest release “Mere Husband Ki Biwi”. In the image, Rakul looks stylish posing in an indoor setting. She is dressed in a fashionable outfit consisting of a white corset-style top with black accents and black high-waisted cargo pants.

Rakul took to her Instagram, where she posted two pictures of herself holding a mug full of yummy hot chocolate.

The Baahubali actress also shared a photo from her video call session on her Instagram stories

On Monday, the ‘Baahubali’ actress Tamannaah Bhatia shared glimpses of her trip on Instagram, posting photos and videos. In one clip, Tamannaah and Vijay are seen enjoying a video game with their friends. She also posted solo and candid pictures of herself. From her updates, it’s evident that she is vacationing in Goa with her boyfriend Vijay and their close friends.

The film loses momentum midway and feels sluggish.

“Sikandar Ka Muqaddar” unfolds a gripping tale of a heist, a relentless police officer, and a pursuit that spans 15 years, offering a thrilling mix of high-stakes drama. The film also stars Divya Dutta and Zoya Afroz.

In the joyful images, he is seen posing with his "most specials” Kajol, Karisma Kapoor, Urmila Matondkar, and Raveena Tandon.

Tamannaah Bhatia shared a series of childhood photos on Instagram, including one where she appeared grumpy and others showcasing her beaming smile while posing with another child.

The actress posted two glimpses on her Instagram. The first is a video showing her looking a bit grumpy in the backseat of her car, dressed in a green striped outfit. She captioned the clip: “Do you want to see a happy human?”

Ram took to his Instagram account, where he has 23.9 million followers, and shared a family picture from Paris.

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