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Amrita Rao joins star cast of Jolly LLB 3 alongside Akshay Kumar and Arshad Warsi

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Jolly LLB 3, directed by Subhash Kapoor, is proving to be a reunion of the franchise’s first and second instalments. While Akshay Kumar and Huma Qureshi reprise their roles from the 2017 sequel, Arshad Warsi makes a comeback to the series after portraying the eponymous character in the 2013 original. Saurabh Shukla, who portrayed Justice Tripathi in both films, is also returning, and we now have exclusive information that Amrita Rao will reprise her role as Sandhya from the first film as well.

According to a source close to the production, “Amrita is returning as Arshad’s wife in Jolly LLB 3, continuing their story from the first part. With her entry, it’s a complete unification of Jolly LLB 1 and 2 cast.” The third installment began filming in May in Rajasthan, according to a source, and Rao was part of the cast. We contacted the actor’s staff for comment, but received no answer as of press time.

Speaking about the Rajasthan schedule, the insider said, “The shooting took place in a very remote area in Rajasthan. The location was such that everyone had to walk to reach there as no vehicle could go on those roads.” Furthermore, we have learned that the team is now filming in Mumbai. “The next schedule of Jolly LLB 3 will take place in Delhi and the entire team will be heading there towards the end of June for the same,” the source shares. The third film of the series will see Kumar and Warsi’s Jollys face each other off in court.

Amrita is known for her films like Main Hoon Na, Vivah, Ishq Vishq and Masti.

Also Read : 20 Years of Main Hoon Na: Amrita Rao was not the first choice; Farah Khan revealed how Ayesha Takia ditched her: “She said she’s going for a three-day shoot for Socha Na Tha; we kept waiting and waiting”

Adobe Sparks Outrage With Spyware-Like ToS Update – Spiceworks News and Insights

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Shark FlexBreeze fan review: big, quiet and versatile

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Fans don’t get more flexible than the appropriately named Shark FlexBreeze. Pedestal, tabletop, wired and wireless – it does the lot.

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In a RARE instance, Bombay High Court orders Hamare Baarah makers to delete controversial dialogues even though the Annu Kapoor-starrer has been passed by CBFC

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The Annu Kapoor-starrer Hamare Baarah has faced several controversies, even before the trailer was out. The Annu Kapoor-starrer was all set to release on June 7 but on June 5, the Bombay High Court put a stay order on its release until June 14. But on June 7, the High Court agreed to clear the release after the makers agreed to delete dialogues that were deemed objectionable by the petitioner.

An industry insider commented, “This is unprecedented or maybe it’s a rare instance wherein a film passed by the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) has been asked by the Court for more cuts. Usually, when anyone went to Court to stall the release of the film, the petition usually was not entertained, citing that the film has been cleared by the Censor Board.”

The Court, however, as per Live Law, did maintain that “We are of the view that if an individual such as in this Petition is permitted to stall the release of movies which have been duly certified by the CBFC it would encourage holding film producers to ransom.”

Bollywood Hungama has got hold of the cut lists approved by the CBFC on June 7. It mentions three cuts in the film. At the very beginning of the film, the slogan ‘Allah hu Akbar’ was muted. The other dialogues that were censored were ‘Shauhar mazaaz-e-khuda hota hai aur mazaaz-e-khuda ke khilaaf jaana kufra hai; kufra ki sahaaa maut hai’ and ‘Aurat salwar ke naade ki tarah honi chahiye; jab tak andar rahegi, behtar rahegi’.

The petition, filed by Azhar Basha Tamboli, claimed that the film was in complete contravention of the provisions of the Cinematograph Act, 1952. It further stated that the film depicts that the lives of married Muslim women have no independent rights as individuals in society owing to a verse in the Quran. According to the petitioner, the makers have indulged in a misreading of the said verse.

Hamare Baarah was earlier titled Hum Do Hamare Baarah and the film’s Revising Committee (RC) suggested that the title should be changed and that it should be ‘women-centric’. They were told to insert a disclaimer and to give references to CBFC about dialogues on ‘women marriage’ in the Quran and Islamic Culture.

Further, the CBFC asked to replace the words ‘Bazaaru Aurat’ and to replace ‘Islam’ with ‘mazhab’. The dialogue uttered by a Maulana in the film, ‘Apni Kheti Karo …. Jyada Se Jyada Musalmaan Paida Karo’, was deleted. Another controversial dialogue that was deleted was ‘Gaay Ka Moot Pilayenge Aur Hindu Banayenge’. The word ‘f***ing’ was muted and in the dialogue ‘Maa ko Allah se upar darja diya dai’, ‘Allah’ was muted.

Also Read: Bombay High Court stays the release of Hamare Baarah, two days before the film’s release