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Want to see Kangana as Indira Gandhi?

June 24, 2021 14:18 IST

Ranveer returns to Instagram... Jim shares his look from his next series...

Photograph: Kind courtesy Kangana Ranaut/Instagram

On the eve of the 46th anniversary of Indira Gandhi's declaration of the Emergency, Kangana Ranaut is all set to play the late prime minister.

'Every character is a beautiful beginning of a new journey, today we started journey of #Emergency #Indira with body, face scans and casts to get the look right. Many amazing artists get together to bring one's vision alive on screen. This one will be very special,' says Kangana whose biopic on the late Tamil Nadu chief minister J Jayalalithaa, Thalaivi, will release this year.

 

Photograph: Kind courtesy Ranveer Singh/Instagram

Ranveer Singh returns to Instagram after two months and shares some close-up pix.

 

Photograph: Kind courtesy Sara Ali Khan/Instagram

Sara Ali Khan turns poet:

White white, hold your core tight
Oh yes, and braid up for some height
Always smile bright
but have your game face on for a fight.

 

Photograph: Kind courtesy Jim Sarbh/Instagram

Jim Sarbh shares his look from the coming Web series Rocket Boys, and writes, 'Rami Malek got to play Freddie Mercury. I wasn't about to let anyone else get to Homi Bhabha first.'

 

Photograph: Kind courtesy Shahid Kapoor/Instagram

Shahid Kapoor sends us a selfie from bed.

 

Photograph: Kind courtesy Laxmi Raai/Instagram

Laxmi Raai shares her look from her upcoming horror film Cinderella: 'As an actor, I have already lived many lives and will continue to do so.'

 

Photograph: Kind courtesy Ritiesh Deshmukh/Instagram

Ritiesh Deshmukh is 'reading the scene before giving the shot. Face might be calm but the stomach is fluttering with thousands of butterflies.'

 

Photograph: Kind courtesy Neetu Kapoor/Instagram

Neetu Kapoor gets ready to shoot for Super Dancer Chapter 4.

 

Photograph: Kind courtesy Shakti Mohan/Instagram

'Hey Gym, It's about time we patch up. What say?' writes Shakti Mohan.

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