While Dhurandhar continues to draw packed houses and glowing reviews, one person surprisingly hasn't experienced the film on the big screen yet - Akshaye Khanna's brother, Rahul Khanna. The Aditya Dhar directorial has emerged as a major box office success, with critics and audiences singling out Akshaye's portrayal of Rehman Dakait as a standout performance. Yet, even amid all the acclaim, his brother is still waiting for the right moment to watch it. Why Hasn't Rahul Khanna Watched Dhurandhar? In a conversation with Mid-Day, Rahul Khanna revealed that he has not yet watched Dhurandhar , despite the overwhelming praise pouring in for his brother. He shared that he is holding off for a personal reason and prefers to see the film with Akshaye himself. "I haven't seen the movie yet, I'm waiting for him (Akshaye Khanna) to show it to me. But anything he wears looks great, I'm sure he looks fantastic (smiles)." Akshaye Khanna Opens Up About His Bo...
The coming by-polls in West Bengal are expected to be bellwether for which way the political winds are blowing in Mamata Banerjee's West Bengal after the massive protests over the rape-murder of a Kolkata doctor. The protest, strongly backed by the urban middle class, has shaken the state and despite protesters' claims that it was apolitical, it had received significant support from the opposition. By-polls are due in six seats in various parts of the state - their geography and demography are expected to be strong indicators of the political trend. The seats include Naihati, the urban centre close to Kolkata, the minority dominated Haroa, Taldangra with a significant tribal population, Sitai with a chunk of minority and Rajbanshi vote, the tea garden seat of north Bengal. Madiahat and Medinipur. Many believe that the results now could throw light on whether the RG Kar protests will impact future elections. The Opposition BJP, which has been trying to dislodge Mamata Banerje...