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Time of India
7 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Divyanka Tripathi reveals husband Vivek Dahiya wasn't given credit in his upcoming film; says ‘Itna mehnat kiya hai isne…'
Television star Divyanka Tripathi has spoken out strongly after husband Vivek Dahiya 's name was excluded from the cast credits of his upcoming film Akshardham. Featuring Akshaye Khanna and Gautam Rode, the film is set for a theatrical release, but the omission has left the couple—and their fans—upset. In a new vlog shared by Vivek, the actor discussed his role in the film, expressing passion for the project despite his limited screen time. 'Bhale mera chhota sa role tha, lekin joh film thi, uske liye main bohot passionate tha,' he said. Shockingly, he revealed, 'Unhone cast mein mera naam hi nahi dala tha… I have kept my expectations and hopes low in the industry.' Reacting to this, Divyanka expressed her frustration, highlighting how common such treatment is for outsiders. 'Kayi log nepotism aur har tarah ki baatein karte hai, but jab khud ke saath hota hai, tab gussa aata hai. Itni mehnat kiya hai bande ne,' she said. Calling acting 'a very patience wala kaam,' she further added, 'Logon ka naam dalna basic hota hai. Jo log film background se aate hain, unko sab kuch tashtari mein milta hai. ' The couple thanked their fans for noticing the missing credit and offering support. 'It means a lot when people speak up and stand by you,' Divyanka shared. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Birla Evara 3 and 4 BHK from ₹ 1.75 Crore* Birla Estates Learn More Undo Vivek's film Akshardham (earlier titled State of Siege: Temple Attack) is now gearing up for release. But this episode has reignited conversations around nepotism, fairness, and the everyday struggles faced by hardworking actors who often go unrecognized. For Divyanka, the issue is simple: hard work deserves basic respect—and credit.
Pink Villa
03-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Pink Villa
Divyanka Tripathi calls out nepotism after Vivek Dahiya's name wasn't mentioned in Akshardham cast credits
Vivek Dahiya is among the well-known actors of the entertainment industry, who has a massive fan base. He has showcased his acting mettle in several Television shows, web shows and films. Now, Vivek's new film, Akshardham (previously titled as State of Siege: Temple Attack), is scheduled to release in theatres. Ahead of the movie's release, Divyanka Tripathi slammed nepotism after Vivek wasn't given credit in the cast of his upcoming movie. Divyanka Tripathi calls out nepotism In his new vlog, Vivek Dahiya discussed his upcoming film Akshardham, which also features Akshaye Khanna, Gautam Rode, and others in important roles. While Vivek talked about his film, Divyanka Tripathi pointed out that his name was not included in the credits, which left her very angry. Divyanka Tripathi said, "Kayi log nepotism aur har tarah ki baate kar rahe hote hai, but jab khudke sath hota hai tab bohot gussa aata hai (Many people talk about nepotism and all but when it happens to you, then it is very upsetting)." The actress emphasised how Vivek has worked hard on the film and mentioned that finding the correct project is a constant struggle. Divyanka and Vivek said that it takes time to find an appealing job. Vivek stated, "Bhale mera chota sa role tha lekin joh film thi, uske liye mai bohot passionate tha (Even though I had a very small but, I was very passionate about the film)." He added, "Unhone cast mei mera naam hi nahi dala tha (They didn't add my name in the cast)." Vivek discussed how Divyanka was upset about the situation. The Yeh Hai Mohabbatein actor shared his feelings, explaining that, having been consistently hurt by the industry, he has become accustomed to it and no longer expects anything from it. Divyanka expressed her frustration that if someone has worked, then their name should be added. She continued, "People find it very convenient. People who come from Bollywood, film background se and with a lineage, unn logo ko bohot tashtari mai di jaati hai chize (People who are from Bollywood, from film background and with a lineage, they are given a lot of things). Vivek and Divyanka expressed their gratitude to their fans for pointing this out, supporting them and encouraging them to take a stand. Akshardham is slated to release in theatres on July 4.
Hans India
21-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Hans India
Akshaye Khanna's ‘Akshardham: Operation Vajra Shakti' set for July 4 release
Five years after its initial OTT debut, Akshaye Khanna's action-packed drama State of Siege: Temple Attack is set to hit theatres under a new title — Akshardham: Operation Vajra Shakti. The film, directed by Ken Ghosh, will release in cinemas on July 4, 2025, bringing a gripping tale of courage, sacrifice, and national duty to the big screen. The makers announced the theatrical release with a powerful new poster featuring haunting temple pillars and the shadowy silhouette of an armed commando — symbolizing both the sanctity of the location and the bravery of the defenders. The caption accompanying the poster read, "An act of terror met with unmatched bravery. The story of courage, sacrifice, and survival comes alive in #AkshardhamOperationVajraShakti." A cinematic retelling of the 2002 terrorist attack on Gujarat's Akshardham Temple, the film captures the harrowing events and the subsequent counter-operation carried out by the National Security Guard (NSG). It serves as a standalone sequel to State of Siege: 26/11, which chronicled the 2008 Mumbai attacks. Akshaye Khanna leads the ensemble cast as Major Hanut Singh, an NSG officer. The film also stars Gautam Rode, Vivek Dahiya, Akshay Oberoi, Abhilash Chaudhary, Parvin Dabas, Samir Soni, Abhimanyu Singh, and Mir Sarwar in pivotal roles. Produced by Zee Studios and Contiloe Pictures, the film boasts a gripping screenplay by William Borthwick and Simon Fantauzzo, with Tejal Shetye handling cinematography and Mukesh Thakur on editing duties. With its intense premise and patriotic fervour, Akshardham: Operation Vajra Shakti promises to be a riveting cinematic experience that revisits one of the most tragic yet heroic chapters in modern Indian history.
India Today
20-06-2025
- Entertainment
- India Today
Akshaye Khanna's OTT film revamped for theatres as Akshardham Operation Vajra Shakti
Actor Akshaye Khanna's 2021 OTT action drama 'State of Siege: Temple Attack' is all set to hit the big screens, this time under a new title - 'Akshardham: Operation Vajra Shakti'. Nearly five years after its digital premiere, the film will release in theatres on July 4, the film's theatrical release, the makers unveiled a new poster that features a haunting image of temple pillars casting the silhouette of an armed caption read, "Our salute to the Nation's Special Forces. An act of terror met with unmatched bravery. The story of courage, sacrifice, and survival comes alive in #AkshardhamOperationVajraShakti In Cinemas on 4th July, 2025. Stay tuned (sic)." Take a look at the poster: Directed by Ken Ghosh, the film is a cinematic retelling of the tragic 2002 terrorist attack on the Akshardham Temple in Gujarat and the heroic counter-operation by India's elite National Security Guard (NSG) to neutralise the movie serves as a standalone sequel to the web series 'State of Siege: 26/11', which focused on the 2008 Mumbai attacks. This new installment continues to honour India's special forces with a powerful narrative rooted in real Khanna leads the cast as Major Hanut Singh, an NSG officer. The ensemble also includes Gautam Rode as Major Samar, Vivek Dahiya as Captain Rohit Bagga, Akshay Oberoi as Captain Bibek, and Abhilash Chaudhary as the lead terrorist Iqbal. Other key roles are played by Parvin Dabas, Samir Soni, Abhimanyu Singh, Mir Sarwar, Manjari Fadnis, Chandan Roy, and Shivam film is presented by Zee Studios and backed by Abhimanyu Singh in collaboration with Contiloe Pictures. The cinematography is helmed by Tejal Shetye, editing by Mukesh Thakur, and screenplay by William Borthwick and Simon Fantauzzo.
