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After the successful 4th installment of Panchayat, Director Deepak Kumar Mishra gets busy prepping Sidharth Malhotra's 'VVAN'
Ever since the makers announced Vvan, it has been buzzing all across. The makers dropped the posters and announced the cast, which left everyone talking read more Two giants of the entertainment world, Balaji Motion Pictures—a division of Balaji Telefilms Ltd—and The Viral Fever (TVF) have come together for the first time for their upcoming project, VVAN, which is set to redefine the 'cinematic landscape.' While excitement for the film has already been at its peak, an exciting update has arrived: director Deepak Kumar Mishra is currently busy with the film's preparations. After delivering the successful Panchayat Season 4, director Deepak Kumar Mishra is now working on TVF's debut film, VVAN. With the first schedule completed in June and the second schedule starting in August, preparations for the film are in full swing. This is indeed exciting news and has further piqued anticipation for its release. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD Ever since the makers announced Vvan, it has been buzzing all across. The makers dropped the posters and announced the cast, which left everyone talking. With excitement around the film at its peak, it has quickly become one of the most anticipated upcoming releases, starring Sidharth Malhotra and Tamannaah Bhatia in the lead roles. Moreover, Vvan marks TVF's first big-screen venture. The film brings together two giants—Balaji Telefilms Ltd and The Viral Fever (TVF). With these two creative powerhouses joining forces, VVAN promises to be a one-of-a-kind cinematic experience offering something truly unprecedented.
Hindustan Times
23-05-2025
- Business
- Hindustan Times
Workers of Pro Kannada organisations stage protest in Bengaluru demanding removal of Tammannah Bhatia as KSDL ambassador
Workers of Pro Kannada organisations staged protest in Bengaluru demanding the removal of actress Tamannah Bhatia as the brand ambassador from Karnataka Soaps and detergents limited (KSDL). The actress has been offered an amount of ₹6.2 crore to work the brand. Meanwhile, Karnataka Large and medium Industries Minister MB Patil stated that the locals of Karnataka were extremely unhappy with the appointment of actress Tamannah Bhatia as an ambassador of the KSDL products. Also Read - Bengaluru teen, 19, duped of ₹3.7 Crore in investment scam, police launch search for accused: Report Addressing a press conference, Patil said that the matter was not of language, but of earning global and national reputation through work. "I am a person who has a lot of respect for Kannada identity. This is trade, business... and should be promoted to the world and across India," Patil told the media. He further stated that Bhatia had been chosen as the brad ambassador because she had 2.8 crore followers and was the only suitable option, as Rashmika Mandanna had signed elsewhere, while actresses Pooja Hegde and Kiara Advani were not possible and Deepika Padukone would not fit in the budget of KSDL. On May 22, actor Tammannah Bhatia was roped in as a brand ambassador for Karnataka Soaps and Detergents Limited (KSDL). The Karnataka government's decision, however, sparked criticism from some quarters, with many questioning why a Kannada actor was not chosen to represent the iconic state-run brand. Following the backlash, Large and Medium Industries Minister MB Patil stated that "the decision was made considering the actress's wide appeal, strong digital presence, and her ability to connect with the younger generation." Also Read - BBMP urges Bengaluru residents to report park entry denials, reaffirms extended timings "Our target is to reach Rs5,000 crore in sales by 2030, and in this context, a strong marketing strategy becomes vital. This appointment was made based on recommendations from marketing experts," he highlighted. Patil further stated that there should be respect for Kannada artists, and people should understand that this was not a tender work done. Meanwhile, on the acting front, Tamannaah will be seen sharing screen space with Sidharth Malhotra in folk thriller 'VVAN,' which is set to be released in theatres on May 15, 2026. As per the makers, VVAN is set in the deep forests of Central India and is described as a mix of ancient legends, hidden temples, and adventure. It has been shot in real forest locations.
India Gazette
23-05-2025
- Business
- India Gazette
"People of Karnataka extremely unhappy with appointment of Tammannah Bhatia as ambassador of KSDL": Minister MB Patil
Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], May 23 (ANI): Karnataka's large and medium Industries Minister MB Patil on Friday stated that the locals of Karnataka were extremely unhappy with the appointment of actress Tamannah Bhatia as an ambassador of the KSDL products. Addressing a press conference, Patil said that the matter was not of language, but of earning global and national reputation through work. 'I am a person who has a lot of respect for Kannada identity. This is trade, business... and should be promoted to the world and across India,' Patil told the media. He further stated that Bhatia had been chosen as the brad ambassador because she had 2.8 crore followers and was the only suitable option, as Rashmika Mandanna had signed elsewhere, while actresses Pooja Hegde and Kiara Advani were not possible and Deepika Padukone would not fit in the budget of KSDL. Patil further stated that there should be respect for Kannada artists, and people should understand that this was not a tender work done. On May 22, actor Tammannah Bhatia was roped in as a brand ambassador for Karnataka Soaps and Detergents Limited (KSDL). The Karnataka government's decision, however, sparked criticism from some quarters, with many questioning why a Kannada actor was not chosen to represent the iconic state-run brand. Following the backlash, Large and Medium Industries Minister MB Patil stated that 'the decision was made considering the actress's wide appeal, strong digital presence, and her ability to connect with the younger generation.' 'Our target is to reach Rs5,000 crore in sales by 2030, and in this context, a strong marketing strategy becomes vital. This appointment was made based on recommendations from marketing experts,' he highlighted. 'Other leading celebrities such as Deepika Padukone, Rashmika Mandanna, Pooja Hegde, and Kiara Advani were also considered. However, after evaluating factors like ongoing brand endorsements, availability, and associated costs, Tamannaah was selected for her strong pan-India appeal, reasonable engagement terms, and remarkable digital reach with over 28 million followers,' Patil said. Meanwhile, on the acting front, Tamannaah will be seen sharing screen space with Sidharth Malhotra in folk thriller 'VVAN,' which is set to be released in theatres on May 15, per the makers, VVAN is set in the deep forests of Central India and is described as a mix of ancient legends, hidden temples, and adventure. It has been shot in real forest locations. (ANI)
India Gazette
23-05-2025
- Entertainment
- India Gazette
Workers of Pro Kannada organisations stage protest demanding removal of Tammannah Bhatia as KSDL ambassador
Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], May 23 (ANI): Workers of Pro Kannada organisations staged protest in Bengaluru demanding the removal of actress Tamannah Bhatia as the brand ambassador from Karnataka Soaps and detergents limited (KSDL). The actress has been offered an amount of Rs 6.2 crore to work the brand. Meanwhile, Karnataka Large and medium Industries Minister MB Patil stated that the locals of Karnataka were extremely unhappy with the appointment of actress Tamannah Bhatia as an ambassador of the KSDL products. Addressing a press conference, Patil said that the matter was not of language, but of earning global and national reputation through work. 'I am a person who has a lot of respect for Kannada identity. This is trade, business... and should be promoted to the world and across India,' Patil told the media. He further stated that Bhatia had been chosen as the brad ambassador because she had 2.8 crore followers and was the only suitable option, as Rashmika Mandanna had signed elsewhere, while actresses Pooja Hegde and Kiara Advani were not possible and Deepika Padukone would not fit in the budget of KSDL. On May 22, actor Tammannah Bhatia was roped in as a brand ambassador for Karnataka Soaps and Detergents Limited (KSDL). The Karnataka government's decision, however, sparked criticism from some quarters, with many questioning why a Kannada actor was not chosen to represent the iconic state-run brand. Following the backlash, Large and Medium Industries Minister MB Patil stated that 'the decision was made considering the actress's wide appeal, strong digital presence, and her ability to connect with the younger generation.' 'Our target is to reach Rs5,000 crore in sales by 2030, and in this context, a strong marketing strategy becomes vital. This appointment was made based on recommendations from marketing experts,' he highlighted. Patil further stated that there should be respect for Kannada artists, and people should understand that this was not a tender work done. Meanwhile, on the acting front, Tamannaah will be seen sharing screen space with Sidharth Malhotra in folk thriller 'VVAN,' which is set to be released in theatres on May 15, 2026. As per the makers, VVAN is set in the deep forests of Central India and is described as a mix of ancient legends, hidden temples, and adventure. It has been shot in real forest locations. (ANI)
Time of India
23-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Workers of Pro Kannada organisations stage protest demanding removal of Tammannah Bhatia as KSDL ambassador
NEW DELHI: Workers of Pro Kannada organisations staged protest in Bengaluru demanding the removal of actress Tamannah Bhatia as the brand ambassador from Karnataka Soaps and detergents limited (KSDL). The actress has been offered Rs 6.2 crore for the brand endorsement. In Karnataka, Large and Medium Industries Minister MB Patil addressed the local population's dissatisfaction regarding actress Tamannah Bhatia's selection as the ambassador for KSDL products. During a press briefing, Patil emphasised that the focus was on achieving global and national recognition through performance, rather than language considerations. "I am a person who has a lot of respect for Kannada identity. This is trade, business... and should be promoted to the world and across India," Patil told the media. He explained that Bhatia's selection was based on her substantial social media following of 2.8 crore followers. Other considerations included Rashmika Mandanna's prior commitments, whilst Pooja Hegde and Kiara Advani were unavailable, and Deepika Padukone exceeded KSDL's budget constraints. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Trade Bitcoin & Ethereum – No Wallet Needed! IC Markets Start Now Undo On May 22, Tammannah Bhatia was appointed as brand ambassador for Karnataka Soaps and Detergents Limited (KSDL). The state government's choice faced opposition, with questions raised about overlooking Kannada actors for the prestigious state-run brand. In response to criticism, Industries Minister MB Patil explained that "the decision was made considering the actress's wide appeal, strong digital presence, and her ability to connect with the younger generation." "Our target is to reach Rs5,000 crore in sales by 2030, and in this context, a strong marketing strategy becomes vital. This appointment was made based on recommendations from marketing experts," he highlighted. Patil additionally noted that Kannada artists deserve respect, whilst emphasising that this was not a tender-based selection. Regarding her acting career, Tamannaah is set to appear alongside Sidharth Malhotra in 'VVAN', a folk thriller scheduled for theatrical release on May 15, 2026. The production team confirms that VVAN is situated in Central India's dense forests, combining ancient legends, hidden temples, and adventure, with filming conducted in authentic forest settings.
