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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], May 7:  In an industry where music often defines the emotional backbone of a film, Music director & composer Aikarth Purohit has emerged as the breakout star of 2024, with his powerful work in the critically acclaimed and commercially successful film The Sabarmati Report. The movie, produced by Balaji Motion Pictures and directed by Dheeraj Sarna, delves into the 2002 Godhra train burning—one of India’s most controversial and tragic events.

Amid a cast led by Vikrant Massey, Raashii Khanna, and Riddhi Dogra, it is Purohit’s musical contribution that has caught national attention for its emotional weight and haunting resonance. As part of a team of composers that includes Anu Malik, Akhil Sachdeva, Arko, Kartik Kush, and Ramashrit Joshi, Purohit carved a unique space for himself by delivering compositions that are as stirring as they are unforgettable.

The Power of a Chant

The recurring “Ram Ram” chant, which forms the spiritual and emotional core of the film, is one of Purohit’s standout contributions. Used strategically during Samar Kumar’s (Massey) return to the site of the incident, and later in a climactic scene where a new era is proclaimed, the chant transforms from a traditional invocation into a symbol of resilience and rebirth.

The background score across the film has been lauded for enhancing the tense investigative sequences and adding gravitas to courtroom and media-driven confrontations. Critics and audiences alike agree: the music of The Sabarmati Report is not an accessory—it is a driving force.

Small Town, Big Dreams

Hailing from Udaipur, Rajasthan, Aikarth Purohit is no stranger to blazing trails. Already recognized as the first Bollywood music director from his hometown, Purohit’s journey from a city of lakes to the studios of Mumbai is a testament to the power of passion, persistence, and purpose. His story is inspiring a new generation of aspiring artists from smaller cities to believe in the reach of their dreams.

“It’s not about being loud—it’s about being truthful,” Purohit has said in past interviews, a sentiment that reflects in his understated yet deeply moving compositions.

Critical & Commercial Success

The Sabarmati Report has received widespread acclaim not just for its sensitive handling of a delicate subject but also for its technical finesse. Purohit’s contribution has been singled out in multiple reviews, with some calling the score “the emotional conscience of the film.”

With the soundtrack resonating across platforms and the film continuing to dominate discussions around contemporary Indian cinema, Aikarth Purohit’s stock has undoubtedly risen. He worked on this project with Ramashrit Joshi, it was their first project as a music director duo.

What’s Next?

While the industry watches eagerly for Purohit’s next move, the composer remains grounded. Insiders suggest he is already in talks for several upcoming projects, including films that aim to blend social narratives with strong musical undercurrents.

For now, Aikarth Purohit stands at a powerful crossroads—celebrated by critics, embraced by audiences, and increasingly recognized as one of the most promising musical voices in modern Indian cinema.

In a film built on truth, it was music that made the truth unforgettable. And behind that music was Aikarth Purohit.

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New Delhi [India], May 6: Indira Krishna is a talented actor known for playing Kausalya, the mother of Lord Rama, in the upcoming Bollywood film Ramayana. She is also recognised for her role as Rashmika Mandanna’s mother in the movie Animal. She has expressed her admiration for Producer Prerna Arora and the film Jatadhara. In a recent statement, Indira quoted:

“Prerna knows the niche of entertainment and will present Jatadhara to the audience with ease, captivating pan-India and keeping in mind the trend. Jatadhara was an incredible journey for me in Telugu. I loved the storyline, which connected me to the character in real life. The film is very natural yet supernatural.

The set of Jatadhara was absolutely real, and the direction team and technicians from Hyderabad made the language easy to work with. The tantric scene is a highlight, and the sequences enhanced every scene.”

Jatadhara is a pan-India Telugu-Hindi supernatural fantasy thriller film starring Sonakshi Sinha, Sudheer Babu, Shilpa Shirodkar, Ravi Prakash and an ensemble cast. Presented by Zee Studios, Umesh KR Bansal and Prerna Arora, Produced by Prerna Arora, Shivin Narang, Aruna Agarwal. Co-Producers Akshay Kejriwal and Kussum Arora, Creative Producer Divya Vijay and Supervising Producer Bhavini Goswami, the film is known for its captivating storyline and impressive production values.

Prerna Arora is a renowned producer known for her work on several blockbuster films, including Rustom, Toilet: Ek Prem Katha, and Pad Man. Her production style is characterised by a deep understanding of audience preferences and a commitment to delivering high-quality entertainment.

Indira Krishna’s praise for Prerna Arora and the film Jatadhara highlights the producer’s expertise in crafting engaging stories and her ability to bring together talented teams to create memorable cinematic experiences. With Jatadhara set to release this year, fans are eagerly anticipating the film’s arrival.

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New Delhi [India], May 5: On the evening of April 19th, the Science City Auditorium became the epicenter of a musical homecoming that transcended time, genres, and generations. “ Ami Bhalobashi Bangla Ke – Nabo Borsher Maha Jalsha” was not just a concert—it was a phenomenon that etched itself into Bengal’s cultural calendar as a tribute to legacy, love, and the land that births brilliance.

Conceived by Alive India and Aurko, the concert celebrated 25 musical years of Aurko and 15th year of Alive India  Indias First Artist Driven Music  Production House  marked the launch of Alive India’s ambitious Bengal Chapter Bhalobashi Bangla with a Multi City  Concert Series ” Ami Bhalobashi Bangla Ke ”  with the Kolkata Launch like a ” We are the World ” of Bengalis United for a Cause of Changing Lives Through Music,  Conceived & Curated by Bangalores Pioneer & Premier Band AURKO formed by Supratiek Ghosh to Celebrate Aurko’s 25th year In Aug 2025

A first-of-its-kind live musical experience united legends and luminaries from Bengal, Bengaluru, Bollywood and beyond  in a resounding celebration of Unmatched Bengali musical excellence In Indian Music Scene from time memorial till date .

Bengal x Bengaluru x Bands & Beyond 

A Musical Milestone

The stage was a melting pot of seven distinct Bengali genres—Folk, Film, Non-Film, Traditional, Jeebon Mukhi, Band, and Bengalis in Bollywood—stitched together through 10 powerful soundscapes. With 25+ incredible artists, it was a night where music echoed louder than ever before.

The energy was electric, the emotion was raw, and the celebration was unforgettable.

A Line-Up That Lit Up the Night

– Living Legend Nachiketa Chakraborty delivered timeless truths through his anthemic Jeebon Mukhi Gaan—every word, a wave of nostalgia.

– Film Icon Kharaj Mukherjee made a Super engaging Apprearence in the show with wit, warmth, and ” Bangla Natoker gaan ”  leaving behind  unforgettable moments of Nostalgia ,  humour and soul.

– Trumpet Maestro Kishore Sodha turned back time with sonic memories of Bollywood’s golden era.

– Upal Sengupta & Anindya Chatterjee of Charismatic  Chandrabindu electrified the crowd with their signature lyrical wit and melody.

Unstoppable – Durnibar Saha, with his intense stage presence, had the crowd roaring with every note.

– Folk Star Tirtha Bhattacharjee showcased a rare purity and grace in her performance.

– Folk Star Raju Das Baul brought rustic, spiritual energy straight from the soil of Bengal.

– Nibedita Pradhan, the powerhouse voice and a symbol of sheer grit, left the audience spellbound with her originals.

– Ankita Kundu, Arpita Dey, Sourav Ghosh, Jimut Roy, and  Aurko’s frontman Supratiek Ghosh each brought their unique brilliance to the stage.

And just when the audience thought the night had reached its peak, Raghab Chatterjee made a surprise appearance, joining Nachiketa for a heartfelt duet that moved the entire auditorium to tears.

Of the Musicians, By the Musicians, For the Musicians & Music Lovers

This wasn’t just about performance—it was about purpose. The concert doubled as the flagship fundraiser for the Alive India Music Foundation under the #SingToSave movement.

All proceeds support the “Roti, Kapda, Makaan aur Rozgaar” initiative, which offers 3 years of free residential training, studio access, and live performance opportunities to financially challenged yet exceptionally talented musicians across India.

> “This is our gift to the land that gave us everything,” said Supratiek Ghosh, frontman of Aurko and Founder of Alive India, as he received a standing ovation.

Legacy, Lights & Love: A Night Etched in Memory

From tributes to legends like Salil Chowdhury and Gauri Prasanna Majumdar,  on their Birth Centenary to a historic celebration of 50 years of Mohiner Ghoraguli for the First time in Kolkata  through Aurko’s rousing rendition of “Dariyay Ailo Tufan,” the concert paid homage to those who shaped Bengal’s sonic soul.

Backed by a brilliant crew of over 30 artists, musicians, and technicians, the night was a testament to collaboration—lighting lamps not just on stage, but in hearts.

This was also the grand on-ground launch of Alive India’s Bengal Chapter, part of a larger vision to take Bangla music to the world with the upcoming Bhalobashi Bangla Ke Multi-City Live & Digital Series.

Alive India: Bengal Found Its Stage

As India’s first artist-founded music + media ecosystem, Alive India has worked with top brands, music legends, and cutting-edge talent across six cities. Now, it brings that legacy home to Bengal.

And as the final chorus of “Ami Bhalobashi Bangla Ke” echoed across the packed auditorium, it wasn’t just a song—it was a statement.

• A cultural landmark.
• A musical revolution.
• A love letter to Bengal.

> Banglar Sathe, Banglar Pashe—Bangla Ke Bhalobeshe. 

> Bangalir Gaan, Bishwer Dorbar E.

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New Delhi [India], April 30: At a time when global influencers chase filters and aesthetics, one homegrown platform is going against the grain — and winning hearts. Tube Indian, the rising star of Instagram, is quietly leading a cultural wave rooted in desi humor, nostalgia, and unfiltered everyday India.

This isn’t your typical content page. Tube Indian doesn’t rely on celebrity glitz or pre-packaged trends. Instead, it taps into the collective memory and emotions of millions — from ’90s Doordarshan nostalgia to the quirky chaos of Indian weddings, and from relatable family drama to sharp takes on viral news. Its content feels less like curated content and more like that cousin who always knows how to crack you up at family functions.

The Secret Sauce: Authenticity Meets Timing

What sets Tube Indian apart is its uncanny ability to be both timely and timeless. Whether it’s a spoof on a political moment, a clever remix of a Bollywood classic, or a meme about Indian parents’ love for plastic containers, the content resonates because it comes from a place of shared cultural DNA.

Its posts aren’t just going viral — they’re becoming digital catchphrases. College students are quoting Tube Indian reels, and local influencers are imitating its format. Even major brands are beginning to take notice, eyeing collaborations with the platform that has figured out how to speak directly to India’s Gen Z and millennial audiences.

From Passion Project to Cultural Pulse

Started by a team of pop culture enthusiasts, Tube Indian was never meant to become a digital phenomenon. But with over half a million active followers and growing, it’s quickly evolved from a meme page into a cultural commentary platform. And what’s more — it’s done it without compromising on its raw, unpolished charm.

The Bigger Picture: India in the Spotlight

In a content ecosystem often dominated by Western formats and trends, Tube Indian stands tall as a reminder that our stories, slang, and silliness are more than enough. It champions regional quirks, revives old-school references, and turns local realities into global laughs — all with a proudly Indian flair.

What’s Next for Tube Indian?

Insiders hint at original web content, brand tie-ups, and possibly even live events in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities. If all goes to plan, Tube Indian could become the face of India’s next digital wave — authentic, witty, and unapologetically desi.

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Bhilwara (Rajasthan), April 29: Jagdish Bemali, a 21-year-old rising star from the culturally rich soil of Rajasthan, is making a remarkable impact on the regional music landscape. Born as Jagdish Chandra Gadri on November 27, 2003, in the small village of Bemali in Kareda Tehsil, Bhilwara district, the singer has captured the hearts of audiences with his unique voice and spiritual connection to folk music.

Raised in a traditional household—his father, Shravan Lal Gadri, and mother, Rukman Devi, both rooted in local customs—Jagdish grew up immersed in devotional practices and music. From a young age, he gravitated toward bhakti sangeet (devotional music) and found early guidance from spiritual mentors such as Ugrada Mand and Mada Satti Bada Devnarayan.

His musical journey began at 14, when he started performing devotional songs at local events and temples. Over the years, Jagdish has evolved into a digital-age folk icon, with his songs racking up thousands—sometimes millions—of views on streaming platforms. His breakout hit, “Ghar Aaja Pardesi Piya,” became a viral success, amassing over a million views within its first month.

Blending tradition with modern presentation, Jagdish’s catalogue includes devotional anthems like “Dev Ji Ki Mahima,” “Deenanath,” and “Khama Khama.” In late 2024, he released a duet titled “Banadi Thumka Su Chalo” with Twinkal Vaishnav, further proving his versatility and collaborative spirit.

His presence spans across major platforms such as YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook, where he regularly shares performances, behind-the-scenes glimpses, and spiritual messages. Songs like “Royal Gadri” and “Ugada Mand Ki Aarti” are available on Amazon Music and Apple Music, showcasing his appeal beyond regional borders.

In recognition of his efforts to revive and popularise Rajasthani devotional music, Jagdish was felicitated with a state-level award presented by Bollywood playback singer Alka Yagnik, a moment he described as “deeply humbling and motivating.”

Jagdish Bemali represents a new generation of artists bringing folk music into contemporary relevance, bridging the gap between ancestral traditions and modern audiences.

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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], April 18: Reelism Films is proud to announce the release of its urgent and visually arresting new documentary, ‘The Dirty Sky’, directed by veteran filmmaker O.P. Srivastava. At a time when global connectivity depends on an ever-growing satellite infrastructure, .The Dirty Sky’ throws light on an invisible but escalating environmental disaster—space junk and orbital debris.

From obsolete satellites to rocket fragments and uncontrolled collisions in space, Earth’s orbit is fast becoming a graveyard of technology. This hard-hitting film reveals the stark reality of orbital congestion caused by satellite mega-constellations like Starlink and OneWeb, and how this unchecked proliferation is setting the stage for an impending catastrophe—the Kessler Syndrome, a scenario in which cascading collisions could render Earth’s orbit unusable.

“The sky may look clean, but space is getting dirtier by the day,” says director O.P. Srivastava. “The world is rushing to occupy the final frontier without thinking of the mess we’re leaving behind.”

Combining powerful storytelling with scientific clarity, the documentary traces the history of satellite launches, explains the anatomy of orbital mechanics, and showcases chilling recreations of past satellite collisions. Featuring inputs from global space scientists and policy experts, ‘The Dirty Sky’ also explores futuristic yet experimental debris removal technologies—such as laser deflection, robotic arms, and space tugs—but questions their feasibility in the absence of binding global laws or a sustainable economic model.

More than a scientific expose, ‘The Dirty Sky’ is a wake-up call. It urges world governments, private space companies, and global citizens to confront this mounting orbital crisis before it mirrors the environmental disasters we’ve created on Earth—only this time, far beyond our reach.

The film will be screened at upcoming national and international environmental and science film festivals, with a parallel outreach initiative targeting students, space professionals, and policy makers.

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New Delhi [India], April 15: The trailer for The Networker is finally out, and it promises to deliver a thought-provoking narrative that explores the complexities of the MLM industry. The film delves into the psychological and financial struggles faced by individuals who enter the MLM world, often with dreams of financial independence but encountering unexpected challenges. With its layered and intricate portrayal of human emotions, “The Networker” promises to resonate with audiences.

The Networker Gutargoo Entertainment, in association with Navritu Films, is proud to announce the release of the trailer for “The Networker”, a thought-provoking film that explores the complexities of human emotions within the multi-level marketing (MLM) industry.

Durgesh Kumar says “This is a great film! It explores the positives and negatives of MLM (Multi-Level Marketing), job scarcity, and job opportunities. I loved the Trailer, it has great songs, and features talented actors like Vikram Kochhar, Atul Srivastava, Brijendra Kala, and actress Vidhi. Overall, it’s a fantastic film.”

Bijendra Kala adds “With the courtesy of Zee Music, the Trailer of our film ‘Networker’ has just been released. We’d love to hear your thoughts on it. Through this, we aim to highlight how MLM (Multi-Level Marketing) scams deceive people on social media and how we can protect ourselves from them. Please shower your love on our film and share your feedback on the Trailer”

Ishtiyaq Khan: “I loved the trailer because it effectively conveys the essence of the film in a short span, making viewers feel that the upcoming film is worth watching due to its great subject. I’m giving it a perfect 10 out of 10. I hope the film will be a huge commercial success.”

Vikram Kochhar “I’m thrilled about the trailer for my upcoming movie, The Networker. The response has been decent, and the trailer effectively conveys the film’s premise, building excitement among the audience. There’s more to the film, and I’m excited for the release. Despite a limited budget, I believe we’ve done a great job exploring the topic of MLM and delivering a strong message. I’m hopeful the audience will love it, and I’m keeping my fingers crossed for its success.

Directed by Vikas Kumar Vishwakarma and produced by Vikash Malik and Sharad Malik, “The Networker” boasts an impressive cast, including Vikram Kochhar, Vindhya Tiwari, Atul Srivastva, Vedika Bhandari, Brijendra Kala, Durgesh Kumar, Ishtiyaq Khan, Nikhat Khan, Bhavini Goswami and Rishabh Pathak.

The networker is set to release from 02 May 2025 in cinemas.

Trailer : https://youtu.be/hJbKhr-rGcI?si=TRnlOrOWJVw3PNTH

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DIbLLk1KETh/?igsh=OWRwNjZ2emt2MHYw

Watch the trailer now and stay tuned for more updates on The Networker

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New Delhi [India], April 15: Not many days ago Raj Kundra released the teaser of his upcoming Pollywood film – Mehar. It is a teaser that touched countless hearts and made us anticipate more about the story. But one key thing that stayed in the hearts of many of us is the line – “Tu hero nahin, zero hai.” (you’re not a hero, but zero). It’s a feeling that reminded us of countless films where our hero has always been forced to feel like he’s nothing, but somehow he manages to pave his way and prove the world wrong.

Pollywood films have often been celebrated for their humour and their ability to make us laugh and roll on the floor. We watch them to take a break from reality but their underlying themes have always made us feel at home. Through the stories, we’ve found hope, laughter, strength and resilience. But in many of the Punjabi films, the story of “nobodies” often comes in the backdrop of a laughter ride or a romantic tale.

And the viewers have happily embraced the Punjabi storytelling too. Between 2010 and 2015, the Punjabi film industry’s revenue skyrocketed from 21 crores to 172 crores, nearly 50% of the compound annual growth rate. In early 2000s, Pollywood only witnessed the release of 6-7 films but by 2022, over 1000 Punjabi films have been produced. In 2019, we saw the global release of 61 Punjabi films worldwide. The numbers speak louder about how Pollywood storytelling has created space for itself in the world of filmbuffs.

A significant portion of Punjabi cinema draws its essence from timeless folk tales and the transformative tides of history. Right from the time when the first Punjabi film was released at Niranjan Talkies in Lahore in 1935, till today, their emotional storytelling still captures the heart of everyone who’s watching it. A lot of Punjabi cinema also rose from the rich repertoire of Heer Sayal, Sohni Mahiwal, Yamla Jatt and many more. Eventually, Bhakhri brothers led Pollywood to its golden era with films like Bhangra and Karnail Singh. Films like Nanak Naam Jahaz Hai also carved a space for stories that are rooted in beliefs and spirituality. Eventually over a period of time, after many transitions, it has given birth to entertaining films like Jatt and Juliet, Carry on Jatta and many others. These films have not only been celebrated in Punjab but globally as well.

Amidst the growing popularity of storytelling in films – the trope of “Zero to hero” has always stood out. Viewers watch their protagonist on screen who they relate to, and watch them win and conquer every enemy. It reflects not just their own journey but a victory even they aspire to have. And Punjabi cinema has always delved with this trope in its own unique ways. Films like Qismat, Angrej, Chal mera Putt, Chidiyan da Chamba have been watched and celebrated by many. Their underdog story might not be the typical inspirational story like the international film “Rocky”, but the “Zero to hero” trope is silently wrapped in the package of romance, comedy, family drama and other popular genres.

Raj Kundra who’s now making his mark in the world of Pollywood also says, “I’ve grown up watching films that celebrate the nothingness of a person and watch him become someone bigger. The stories where heroes fight every odd and emerge as better humans has a special space in my heart. And it’s not just me, but the masses sitting inside the theatre feel the same. Because zero-to-hero stories are not just on screen stories, but experiences people have lived or wish to live.”

What might join the celebrated list of films in Pollywood is the upcoming – “Mehar”, which literally translates into – “blessings”. Already the talk of the town for its teaser and premise, it’s being eagerly awaited. Produced by Divvya Bhatnagar and Raghu Khanna, the film is all set to be released on September 5th, 2025. It’s a tale of relationships, love and life inspired by the blessings that surround us. Rakesh Mehta, one of the most celebrated Punjabi filmmaker has directed the heartfelt story starring Raj Kundra, Geeta Basra, Baninder Bunny, Master Agamveer Singh, Savita Bhatti, Rupinder Rupi, Deep Mandeep, Ashish Duggal, Hobby Dhaliwal, Tarsem Paul, and Kulvir Sony.

The film’s premise holds strong promise, poised to resonate deeply with fans of heartfelt family dramas. It has an emotionally rich narrative and it aims to strike a chord with audiences across generations. Marking Raj Kundra’s acting debut, it stands as one of the year’s most eagerly awaited releases.

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New Delhi [India], April 10: Sri Adhikari Brothers, a name synonymous with pioneering Indian media, have officially partnered with the acclaimed duo of Inder Kumar and Ashok Thakeria of Maruti Films to produce the fourth instalment of the immensely popular Dhamaal franchise – ‘Dhamaal 4’. This exciting collaboration merges Sri Adhikari Brothers’ deep understanding of Indian audience preferences with Maruti Films’ consistent track record of delivering successful comedic hits, promising a fresh and hilarious cinematic experience that builds upon the beloved legacy of the Dhamaal series for fans nationwide.

Sri Adhikari Brothers is a pioneer in Indian Media for more than 4 decades.  During the years, Sri Adhikari Brothers has branched out into all verticals of media and entertainment like broadcasting, content production, digital broadcasting, film production and distribution, VFX studios, current affairs and news publications, etc.  Till now, Sri Adhikari Brothers Network has launched altogether seven (7) Broadcasting Channels and has produced and associated with more than 10 feature films, and has a number of digital platforms and 6000 hours of Content library.

Markand Adhikari said, “Sri Adhikari Brothers’ aim is always to branch out into all verticals of media and grasp new opportunities.  We are delighted to be associated with Maruti Film International, Inder Kumar, and Ashok Thakeria for multiple projects in the coming years, including the popular franchise of laugh riot Dhamaal, i.e. Dhamaal 4.  We expect to do wonders with this association.”

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New Delhi [India], April 8: The highly anticipated film “The Networker” has just released its first romantic song, featuring the captivating chemistry between lead actors Vikram Kochhar and Vindhya Tiwari. The soulful track is sung by renowned singers Javed Ali and Abhijeeta Chauhan, with music direction by the talented Rahul Bhatt.

Vikram Kochhar expressed his heartfelt gratitude for the opportunity, saying, “I’m grateful and honored for this platform where artists like us can showcase our talent and take on leading roles. The audience’s love and appreciation have been overwhelming, especially after the teaser and now the song. It’s unbelievable to see people recognizing our hard work.”

The romantic song is a pivotal part of the film’s narrative, capturing the emotional highs and lows of the characters. The music is a beautiful blend of melody and rhythm, with Javed Ali and Abhijeeta Chauhan’s voices bringing the song to life.

About “The Networker”

• Genre: Comedy, Drama
• Director: Vikas Kumar Vishwakarma
• Producers: Vikash Malik, Sharad Malik
• Cast: Vikram Kochhar, Vindhya Tiwari, Atul Srivastva, Vedika Bhandari, Brijendra Kala, Durgesh Kumar, Ishtiyaq Khan, Rishabh Pathak

Vikram Kochhar’s career has been on the rise since his notable performance in “Dunki.” With “The Networker,” he continues to showcase his versatility as an actor. The film’s success has already generated buzz, with several new projects and exciting stories coming his way.

Stay tuned for more updates on “The Networker” and its captivating music!

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