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Mumbai, Maharashtra [India], August 26: Tamannaah Bhatia and Diana Penty are set to star in the upcoming series 'Do You Wanna Partner'.

Pritish Bagdi

Tamannaah Bhatia and Diana Penty star in 'Do You Wanna Partner

The series, penned by Nandini Gupta, Aarsh Vora, and Mithun Gongopadhyay, is created by Mithun Gongopadhyay and Nishant Nayak. It is produced by Dharmatic Entertainment, with Karan Johar, Adar Poonawalla, and Apoorva Mehta as producers, and executive producers Somen Mishra and Archit Kumar, who also directed the series alongside Collin D'Cunha.

Titled 'Do You Wanna Partner,' this web series is described as a quirky, contemporary comedy-drama about two lively best friends, Shikha and Anahita (portrayed by Tamannaah Bhatia and Diana Penty), as they embark on a bold venture to start their own alcohol business. Set amidst the vibrant chaos of urban life, the series chronicles their journey to establish themselves in the male-dominated craft beer industry. As they challenge conventions, break rules, encounter eccentric situations, and craft their destiny with style, determination, and a lot of jugaad, 'Do You Wanna Partner' offers a sharp yet heartwarming depiction of female ambition, according to a press release.

Karan Johar, the producer of "Do You Wanna Partner," commented, "The show is bold, lively, and unapologetically entertaining, capturing the determination, passion, and drive of a new generation of entrepreneurs, particularly women excelling in unconventional fields. It's quirky, emotional, and deeply rooted in the Indian concept of jugaad. Working with Prime Video remains a creatively rewarding journey for everyone at Dharmatic Entertainment. Together, we've delivered daring, modern stories that resonate globally. We're proud of the vibrant, chaotic universe we've created and the powerful message it conveys. I'm excited that this story, originating from a local idea, is now set to captivate audiences worldwide." The show features Jaaved Jafferi, Nakuul Mehta, Neeraj Kabi, Shweta Tiwari, Sufi Motiwala, and Rannvijay Singha, and will be available on Prime Video on September 12.






Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], August 3: Renowned director Imtiaz Ali has revealed his newest project, aligning with the celebration of Friendship Day.


Imtiaz Ali Unveils Friendship Day Film 'Side Heroes' with Star Cast

Varun Sharma, Aparshakti Khurana, Abhishek Banerjee


In an official Instagram post, Mahaveer Jain Films released a video featuring the director alongside the lead cast, which includes the energetic Abhishek Banerjee, Aparshakti Khurana, and Varun Sharma. This trio is renowned for their hilarious comedic performances in the 'Stree' and 'Fukrey' series. In the video, Imtiaz Ali seems to be discussing plans for a potential film titled 'Side Heroes' with the actors, showcasing a surprising Bhojpuri accent while speaking to a friend on the phone.

Later in the video, the filmmaker hints at a story about lifelong friends, infused with humor and emotions. "It's time to celebrate friendship! To all the friends on Friendship Day," the creators mentioned in the caption. The film, directed by Ssanjay Tripathy, is penned by Siddharth Sen and Pankaj Matta. Imtiaz Ali will produce the movie alongside Mahaveer Jain, Reeyan M Shah, and Mrighdeep Singh Lamba. Providing an update on the project, Varun Sharma expressed his excitement about collaborating with a dream team on a film that he described as "made by friends and for friends."

A team filled with heart and love. With a big smile and immense gratitude, I'm thrilled to be working with this incredible dream team. A film created by friends, for friends everywhere. There's nothing greater than the emotion of friendship. I'm eagerly anticipating the magic to unfold and for the world to witness this wonderfully beautiful script. See you on Friendship Day 2026 in cinemas with "Side Heroes," he wrote on Instagram. Varun also posted behind-the-scenes pictures from the team meeting, capturing everyone in high spirits.

"Side Heroes" is scheduled to begin production this year and is set to be released in theaters on Friendship Day 2026.




TV BRICS International Media Network is poised to debut its latest documentary, "Partitura. Young Music of Russia," providing an in-depth exploration of the dynamic realm of young Russian composers. The premiere is set for Friday, February 28, 2025, at 21:00 Moscow time on the TV BRICS channel.

Swati Bhat

A TV BRICS Documentary Premiere

Get ready to dive into an exhilarating journey with this documentary project that uncovers the paths of participants in the III All-Russian Competition of Young Composers "Partitura," held in the vibrant city of Moscow and proudly supported by TV BRICS. This film passionately aims to shine a spotlight on Russian musical culture worldwide and elevate the prestige of the composer's craft!

Prepare to be captivated by the documentary's key highlights:

  • Spotlight on Emerging Talent: The film passionately showcases the challenges and dreams of young composers, emphasizing their vital role in today's dynamic music industry.

  • Expert Perspectives: Renowned Russian and international composers, cultural icons, and conductors share their profound insights into the art of composition. Esteemed contributors include People's Artists of Russia Maksim Dunayevsky, Aleksey Rybnikov, and Aleksander Tchaikovsky, among others.

  • "Partitura" Competition: The documentary offers an exciting overview of the "Partitura" competition, highlighting the impressive growth of young academic music in Russia and its incredible global potential.

  • Production Details: "Partitura. Young Music of Russia" is a captivating 52-minute film directed by Ivan Zakharenko, with a compelling script by Elena Pogarskaya. Produced in collaboration with "Orpheus" Russian State Musical TV and Radio Centre, it's a must-watch!

  • Global Reach: Following its grand premiere, the film will be translated into multiple languages and broadcast through TV BRICS' media network partners across BRICS+ countries, reaching audiences far and wide.

Ivan Zakharenko, Head of the Thematic Broadcasting and Special Media Projects Department at TV BRICS, emphasized the international allure of the Russian School of Composition and the crucial need to nurture young talent.

"The Russian School of Composition is a global brand that captivates international audiences," declared Zakharenko. "Through the 'Partitura' competition, we witness the thrilling evolution of young academic music in Russia and its boundless global potential."

This premiere marks the second electrifying documentary released by TV BRICS in 2025, following the January debut of "Uralian Anomaly," which delved into Russia's mining industry.






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