Mumbai (Anil Bedag): Having once sent shivers down audiences’ spines with her terrifying screen presence, Adah Sharma is all set to return to the world of horror. This time, however, her approach promises to be a little different. On the occasion of Halloween, she is bringing an exciting series of horror short films titled ‘Ada Ki Aahat’, packed with mystery, suspense and unexpected twists that promise to keep viewers on the edge of their seats.

After making a strong mark in the horror genre with the film ‘1920’, Adah has showcased her versatility through projects such as ‘The Kerala Story’, ‘Sunflower’, ‘Commando’ and ‘Rita Sanyal’. Now, her fans will once again get an opportunity to witness her spine-chilling avatar.

According to Adah, two of her horror films are scheduled for release in 2027. However, considering the Continuously demand from her fans, she decided to launch ‘Ada Ki Aahat’ and bring them a dose of horror even sooner.

Apart from horror, Adah is also set to explore new dimensions of her acting with projects such as ‘Super Velli’, in which she plays a lazy superhero, and a trilingual film featuring her in the role of a goddess.

Rahul Dev Gets Emotional Watching Brother Mukul Dev on Screen for the Last Time; Mugdha Veira Godse Remembers Him Fondly 

Mumbai: Some actors may bid farewell to the screen, but they continue to live forever in the hearts of their audiences. The late actor Mukul Dev’s final on-screen performance in Udta Teer has become an emotional experience for his fans. Starring Ayushmann Khurrana and Sara Ali Khan, the spy comedy is drawing attention for Mukul’s powerful performance.

At a special screening of the film, Mukul’s brother and actor Rahul Dev arrived with his close friend Mugdha Godse. Both were visibly emotional as they watched Mukul perform on the big screen for what would be the last time.

Remembering his brother, Rahul shared that Mukul used to speak about the film with great affection and that his absence continues to be deeply felt. He expressed the belief that if Mukul were alive today, he would have watched everyone with a smile.

Mugdha, too, remembered Mukul as a friend who was like a brother to her. She said that seeing him come alive on screen brought happiness, while also reminding her of the pain of his absence.

Mukul’s portrayal of Azhar Maqsood in the film serves as a poignant reminder of his talent and enduring screen presence. Udta Teer stands as a heartfelt tribute to his artistry, legacy, and the memories he leaves behind.

Mumbai: Some characters make their mark through their presence, while others win hearts through the quiet strength hidden within them. Actress Sonia Balani is now set to bring such an emotionally compelling chapter to life as Urmila, the wife of Lakshman, in Ranbir Kapoor’s highly anticipated epic film Ramayana.

Having garnered attention for her impactful performance in The Kerala Story, this role marks a significant milestone in Sonia’s career. From Tum Bin 2 to portraying characters of diverse shades, she has demonstrated her versatility as an actress. Now, as Urmila, she has the opportunity to portray an untold story of sacrifice, patience, dignity, and silent strength on the big screen.