<p>Anurag Basu and Katrina Kaif starrer ‘Jagga Jasoos’ did not do well at the box office but director Anurag Basu now hints at the plot being reworked for a web series. The film had released in 2017 and was a major blow for the leading actors at the time as it fared poorly at the box office and received bad reviews from critics.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Anurag has now revealed that there is more in the pipeline for the film as he has several offers from OTT platforms to make ‘Jagga Jasoos’ into a series.&nbsp;</p>

<p>He also revealed that musician Pritam is excited about the idea but the idea of starting ‘Jagga Jasoos’ all over again is giving Anurag Basu the chills.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/lifestyle/news-allun-arjun-calls-sidharth-malhotras-shershaah-his-career-best-performance-410163" hreflang="en">Allun Arjun calls Sidharth Malhotra's 'Shershaah' his career-best performance</a></p>

<p>‘Jagga Jasoos’ marked Ranbir Kapoor and Katrina Kaif’s last film together. The duo had ended their relationship while shooting the movie.</p>

<h2><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/bollywood/news-sidharth-shukla-indian-actor-and-reality-star-dead-at-40-410144" hreflang="en">Sidharth Shukla, Indian actor and reality star, dead at 40</a></h2>


Anurag Basu and Katrina Kaif starrer ‘Jagga Jasoos’ did not do well at the box office but director Anurag Basu now hints at the plot being reworked for a web series.

Anurag Basu and Katrina Kaif starrer ‘Jagga Jasoos’ did not do well at the box office but director Anurag Basu now hints at the plot being reworked for a web series. The film had released in 2017 and was a major blow for the leading actors at the time as it fared poorly at the box office and received bad reviews from critics. Anurag has now revealed that there is more in the pipeline for the film as he has several offers from OTT platforms to make ‘Jagga Jasoos’ into a series. He also revealed that musician Pritam is excited about the idea but the idea of starting ‘Jagga Jasoos’ all over again is giving Anurag Basu the chills. Allun Arjun calls Sidharth Malhotra's 'Shershaah' his career-best performance ‘Jagga Jasoos’ marked Ranbir Kapoor and Katrina Kaif’s last film together. The duo had ended their relationship while shooting the movie. Sidharth Shukla, Indian actor and reality star, dead at 40

Ranbir Kapoor, Katrina Kaif's 'Jagga Jasoos' to be made into a web series hints Anurag Basu

<p>There is no denying that the year 2017 will down in history as the year where newer stories and smaller films took precedence over big-budget formula films. Filmmakers became brave in storytelling in 2017. From illicit romances to erectile dysfunction to falling in love at 40 to a middle-class housewife finding her voice in the most unexpected manner- filmmakers tried to tell newer stories this year. And while a lot of these films got appreciated by critics and masses alike- here is a list of films that did not get its due credit. Presenting the most underrated films of 2017.&nbsp;<br />
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<strong>Haraamkhor:</strong></p>

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<p>A story of a student falling in love with her teacher would make a lot of people uncomfortable. But filmmaker Shlok Sharma dealt with the story in the most subtle, nuanced manner. Coupled with strong performances by its lead- Nawazuddin Siddiqui and Shweta Triptha-<em>Haraamkhor</em> was a different take on love. Sharma could have gone overboard showing a romance that most deem as scandalous but he broached the topic in a sensitive, mature manner making the film a compelling watch.<br />
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<strong>Anaarkali Of&nbsp;</strong><strong>Aarah</strong></p>

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<p>If<em> Anaarkali of </em><em>Aarah</em> had released a year back, Aniruddha Roy Choudhary&#39;s <em>Pink </em>would have appeared flawed. Journalist turned filmmaker Avinash Das&#39; film spoke about consent, but in a society where the term is almost alien. Centered around Anaarkali whose profession is to sing songs full of sexual innuendoes, the film highlighted the plight of many such women who may sing raunchy songs for a living but are not ready to give sexual favours to men. Anaarkali&#39;s battle may have been a lonely one, but it sure resonated with a lot of women across the country and drove home a very important point- that a &#39;No&#39; means a &#39;No&#39;. While the film was lauded by the critics, its the audience which overlooked the film. Perhaps because of its look or maybe because it did not have a big name in the star cast- but it was a film that will remain relevant in the times to come. &nbsp;</p>

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<strong>Meri Pyaari Bindu</strong></p>

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<p>Ayushmann Khurrana had multiple releases this year- making him, along with Rajkummar Rao, the new poster boy of the middle-class. And while people loved him in <em>Shubh Mangal Saavdhan</em> and <em>Bareilly Ki Barfi-</em> his performance in Akshay&nbsp;Roy&#39;s <em>Meri Pyaari Bindu</em> almost went unnoticed. Which is unfortunate because of all the three films, Khurrana was absolutely brilliant as Bubla Roy, the wry, angsty novelist in this film. Paired opposite the vivacious Parineeti Chopra, the film took a fairly realistic approach towards modern romances and heartbreaks. With a beautiful soundtrack, Meri Pyaari Bindu was perhaps the most subtle love story of this year with endering performances by not just the lead pair but the entire supporting cast- who are mainly known faces of Bengali film industry.</p>

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<strong>Death In The Gunj</strong></p>

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<p>Konkona Sen Sharma&#39;s film was in English and a bit of Bengali, which is perhaps the reason that the film had less commercial viability. But the actress-filmmaker should be given credit for making a film that will remain relevant for decades to come. At the onset, it looked like a mystery thriller about a death in McCluskiegunj where a family gathers for a vacation- but the story ultimately was so much more than that. The film dealt with how a society perceives masculinity and how we always succumb to stereotypes. It had a superlative cast - each performing their character with absolute ease. More importantly, the film made a lot of people sit up and take notice of a fine actor called Vikrant Massey- who as the central character Shutu - gave one of the best performances this year.&nbsp;<br />
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<strong>Trapped</strong></p>

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<p>2017 can easily be called Rajkummar Rao&#39;s year. Not only did the actor get critical appreciation, but also tasted commercial success. With as a many as 5 releases this year, Rao got to showcase his versatility in each of his films. Among those films, Vikramaditya Motwane&#39;s <em>Trapped</em> was perhaps the most different of the lot. It was a tricky film, to begin with- with just one character trapped in a confined space- but Rao performance and a fine screenplay written by Hardik Mehta made<em> Trapped </em>the most unconventional film of the year.&nbsp;<br />
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<strong>Jagga Jasoos</strong></p>

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<p>Ranbir Kapoor&#39;s ambitious film had been in the making for a long time and people were sceptical that how relevant would it be when it finally releases. Yet director Anurag Basu made the film thoroughly entertaining. Made like a typical musical- which is a first for Bollywood- <em>Jagga Jasoos</em> was endearing for many reasons. The music, its camerawork, the way the story was narrated and of course Kapoor and Saswata Chatterjee&#39;s performances made the film thoroughly enjoyable. Basu&#39;s tribute of sorts to Satyajit Ray and Herge&#39;s Tintin was lauded by critics but the storytelling method was not taken well by the audience.&nbsp;<br />
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<strong>Tu Hai Mera Sunday</strong></p>

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<p>Milind Dhaimade&#39;s little film with a big heart was almost overlooked when it released in October. Primarily because the film released on the same day as Saif Ali Khan&#39;s <em>Chef </em>and also because it did not have a big star in it. But word of mouth publicity ensured that the film got more screenings in the coming days and eventually gave <em>Chef</em> a tough fight at the Box Office. Featuring TV heartthrob Barun Sobti, Shahana Goswami and a bunch of theatre and TV actors- <em>Tu Hai Mera Sunday</em> was a story of a motley group in Mumbai looking for space to play football on Sundays. The film, in its own subtle way, highlighted the grave space problem in an ever-growing city like Mumbai. With some endearing performances and breezy narrative- it was a film that a lot of people in the big cities could relate to.&nbsp;<br />
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<strong>Mukti Bhawan</strong></p>

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<p>A film on death and afterlife should ideally be morbid, no? But director Shubhashish Bhutiani&#39;s film was uplifting and refreshing in more ways than one. A story of a busy son who takes his father to Varanasi as the old man desires to spend his last few days near the ghats, the film was a poignant take on life and the little things we tend to overlook in our daily lives. With superlative performance by Adil Hussain, the film not only dealt with death but also highlighted the importance of celebrating life.&nbsp;</p>


Filmmakers tried to tell newer stories this year and while a lot of these films got appreciated- here is a list of films that did not get its due credit. Presenting the most underrated films of 2017.?

There is no denying that the year 2017 will down in history as the year where newer stories and smaller films took precedence over big-budget formula films. Filmmakers became brave in storytelling in 2017. From illicit romances to erectile dysfunction to falling in love at 40 to a middle-class housewife finding her voice in the most unexpected manner- filmmakers tried to tell newer stories this year. And while a lot of these films got appreciated by critics and masses alike- here is a list of films that did not get its due credit. Presenting the most underrated films of 2017. Haraamkhor: A story of a student falling in love with her teacher would make a lot of people uncomfortable. But filmmaker Shlok Sharma dealt with the story in the most subtle, nuanced manner. Coupled with strong performances by its lead- Nawazuddin Siddiqui and Shweta Triptha-Haraamkhor was a different take on love. Sharma could have gone overboard showing a romance that most deem as scandalous but he broached the topic in a sensitive, mature manner making the film a compelling watch. Anaarkali Of Aarah If Anaarkali of Aarah had released a year back, Aniruddha Roy Choudhary's Pink would have appeared flawed. Journalist turned filmmaker Avinash Das' film spoke about consent, but in a society where the term is almost alien. Centered around Anaarkali whose profession is to sing songs full of sexual innuendoes, the film highlighted the plight of many such women who may sing raunchy songs for a living but are not ready to give sexual favours to men. Anaarkali's battle may have been a lonely one, but it sure resonated with a lot of women across the country and drove home a very important point- that a 'No' means a 'No'. While the film was lauded by the critics, its the audience which overlooked the film. Perhaps because of its look or maybe because it did not have a big name in the star cast- but it was a film that will remain relevant in the times to come. Meri Pyaari Bindu Ayushmann Khurrana had multiple releases this year- making him, along with Rajkummar Rao, the new poster boy of the middle-class. And while people loved him in Shubh Mangal Saavdhan and Bareilly Ki Barfi- his performance in Akshay Roy's Meri Pyaari Bindu almost went unnoticed. Which is unfortunate because of all the three films, Khurrana was absolutely brilliant as Bubla Roy, the wry, angsty novelist in this film. Paired opposite the vivacious Parineeti Chopra, the film took a fairly realistic approach towards modern romances and heartbreaks. With a beautiful soundtrack, Meri Pyaari Bindu was perhaps the most subtle love story of this year with endering performances by not just the lead pair but the entire supporting cast- who are mainly known faces of Bengali film industry. Death In The Gunj Konkona Sen Sharma's film was in English and a bit of Bengali, which is perhaps the reason that the film had less commercial viability. But the actress-filmmaker should be given credit for making a film that will remain relevant for decades to come. At the onset, it looked like a mystery thriller about a death in McCluskiegunj where a family gathers for a vacation- but the story ultimately was so much more than that. The film dealt with how a society perceives masculinity and how we always succumb to stereotypes. It had a superlative cast - each performing their character with absolute ease. More importantly, the film made a lot of people sit up and take notice of a fine actor called Vikrant Massey- who as the central character Shutu - gave one of the best performances this year. Trapped 2017 can easily be called Rajkummar Rao's year. Not only did the actor get critical appreciation, but also tasted commercial success. With as a many as 5 releases this year, Rao got to showcase his versatility in each of his films. Among those films, Vikramaditya Motwane's Trapped was perhaps the most different of the lot. It was a tricky film, to begin with- with just one character trapped in a confined space- but Rao performance and a fine screenplay written by Hardik Mehta made Trapped the most unconventional film of the year. Jagga Jasoos Ranbir Kapoor's ambitious film had been in the making for a long time and people were sceptical that how relevant would it be when it finally releases. Yet director Anurag Basu made the film thoroughly entertaining. Made like a typical musical- which is a first for Bollywood- Jagga Jasoos was endearing for many reasons. The music, its camerawork, the way the story was narrated and of course Kapoor and Saswata Chatterjee's performances made the film thoroughly enjoyable. Basu's tribute of sorts to Satyajit Ray and Herge's Tintin was lauded by critics but the storytelling method was not taken well by the audience. Tu Hai Mera Sunday Milind Dhaimade's little film with a big heart was almost overlooked when it released in October. Primarily because the film released on the same day as Saif Ali Khan's Chef and also because it did not have a big star in it. But word of mouth publicity ensured that the film got more screenings in the coming days and eventually gave Chef a tough fight at the Box Office. Featuring TV heartthrob Barun Sobti, Shahana Goswami and a bunch of theatre and TV actors- Tu Hai Mera Sunday was a story of a motley group in Mumbai looking for space to play football on Sundays. The film, in its own subtle way, highlighted the grave space problem in an ever-growing city like Mumbai. With some endearing performances and breezy narrative- it was a film that a lot of people in the big cities could relate to. Mukti Bhawan A film on death and afterlife should ideally be morbid, no? But director Shubhashish Bhutiani's film was uplifting and refreshing in more ways than one. A story of a busy son who takes his father to Varanasi as the old man desires to spend his last few days near the ghats, the film was a poignant take on life and the little things we tend to overlook in our daily lives. With superlative performance by Adil Hussain, the film not only dealt with death but also highlighted the importance of celebrating life.

Yearender 2017: The most underrated films of this year

<p>The Haryana Police on Tuesday arrested the husband of Assamese actress and singer Bidisha Bezbaruah, a day after she allegedly committed suicide in her sector 43 Gurugram apartment.</p>

<p>Bezbaruah recently shot into the spotlight after her role in the Ranbir Kapoor-starrer Jagga Jasoos.</p>

<p>On 17 July, we got the information at around 8: 30 that a girl has committed suicide. As soon as we received the information, our police team along with the SHO reached the spot.&nbsp;</p>

<p>We took videos and photographs of the spot, after which we brought the body down. Her father has also lodged a complaint against her husband following which he has been arrested,&quot; Harender Kumar, Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) (DLF) told ANI.</p>

<p>Meanwhile, the sudden demise of popular actress and singer has created a sensation in the state.</p>

<p>Bidisha, daughter of Aswini and Ranjeeta Bezbaruah of Uzan Bazar, Guwahati got married to a man from Gujarat, almost a year ago.</p>

<p>According to reports, Bidisha told her parents that she wished to divorce her husband, to whom she was married for about 14 months.</p>

<p>The actress had reportedly been suffering emotionally and often complained of harassment by her in-laws.Bidisha earned praises of the people of Assam with her brilliant acting in the drama `Xanto Xisto Hristo Pusto Mohadusto.`She was also seen performing Bihu along with Singer Angarag Papon Mahanta during an event of Radio Mirchi.&nbsp;</p>

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Bidisha Bezbaruah was found hanging from a ceiling fan in her rented accommodation

The Haryana Police on Tuesday arrested the husband of Assamese actress and singer Bidisha Bezbaruah, a day after she allegedly committed suicide in her sector 43 Gurugram apartment. Bezbaruah recently shot into the spotlight after her role in the Ranbir Kapoor-starrer Jagga Jasoos. On 17 July, we got the information at around 8: 30 that a girl has committed suicide. As soon as we received the information, our police team along with the SHO reached the spot. We took videos and photographs of the spot, after which we brought the body down. Her father has also lodged a complaint against her husband following which he has been arrested," Harender Kumar, Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) (DLF) told ANI. Meanwhile, the sudden demise of popular actress and singer has created a sensation in the state. Bidisha, daughter of Aswini and Ranjeeta Bezbaruah of Uzan Bazar, Guwahati got married to a man from Gujarat, almost a year ago. According to reports, Bidisha told her parents that she wished to divorce her husband, to whom she was married for about 14 months. The actress had reportedly been suffering emotionally and often complained of harassment by her in-laws.Bidisha earned praises of the people of Assam with her brilliant acting in the drama `Xanto Xisto Hristo Pusto Mohadusto.`She was also seen performing Bihu along with Singer Angarag Papon Mahanta during an event of Radio Mirchi. (ANI)

Assamese actress Bidisha Bezbaruah found dead in Delhi suburb, husband arrested

<p>Bollywood actors Ranbir Kapoor and Katrina Kaif have been under the radar ever since they started the promotions of their upcoming film, &quot;Jagga Jasoos&quot;.&nbsp;From accusations on Ranbir for mansplaining Katrina to them&nbsp;being best friends after their break-up,&nbsp;they&#39;ve had it all. &nbsp;</p>

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<p>&quot;Guys it&#39;s finally here .. The #JaggaJasoosTrailer is coming at 5pm ... ???? #JaggaJasoos @utvfilms&quot; posted Katrina on Instagram (Instagram)</p>
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<p>But Katrina Kaif finally cleared all doubts by posting a sweet picture and a video of herself with her&nbsp;co-actor on Instagram assuring that all was well between them.</p>

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<p>The picture sure does remind one&nbsp;of the time when these two were dating. As this is the first time after their break up that the actors are sharing a stage,&nbsp;the expectations of fans are on a different level.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>In an interview, the actress said that people have been misunderstanding their banter and that it&#39;s all in fun. She added that they were having &quot;a little joking competition&quot;&nbsp;of their own but people took it in the wrong way. &quot;In some places I&#39;ve been reading, people are taking it in a wrong way, this joking competition between us. As long as we are enjoying it (it&#39;s fine) but I think some people are misunderstanding it,&quot; Katrina told reporters.</p>

<p>During a&nbsp;trailer launch, Kat cleared the air by saying, &ldquo;What you get to see when we come in front of the media is the equation which we&rsquo;ve had in our work-space from the beginning. We pull each other&rsquo;s leg, it is all fun and <em>masti.</em> This is not negative, it&rsquo;s not bitter, we are not pulling each other down. This is our way of having fun. If I say in an interview, how obnoxious he is, and who would want to work with him, it&rsquo;s a joke. Ranbir and I have always had this <em>tu-tu main-main</em> relationship at work &mdash; it keeps up the energy, the fun,&rdquo; reports DNA.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

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Katrina clears the misunderstanding about differences between her and co-actor Ranbir, says it's all in fun

Bollywood actors Ranbir Kapoor and Katrina Kaif have been under the radar ever since they started the promotions of their upcoming film, "Jagga Jasoos". From accusations on Ranbir for mansplaining Katrina to them being best friends after their break-up, they've had it all. "Guys it's finally here .. The #JaggaJasoosTrailer is coming at 5pm ... ???? #JaggaJasoos @utvfilms" posted Katrina on Instagram (Instagram) × But Katrina Kaif finally cleared all doubts by posting a sweet picture and a video of herself with her co-actor on Instagram assuring that all was well between them. #mansplaining #justjokingguys #loveandpeace #pleasewatchourtrailer #jaggajasoostrailer #chillax . ?? A post shared by Katrina Kaif (@katrinakaif) on Jun 29, 2017 at 7:23am PDT The picture sure does remind one of the time when these two were dating. As this is the first time after their break up that the actors are sharing a stage, the expectations of fans are on a different level. #JaggaAndJughead . In poignant conversation .... genius is sure to follow . ??? A post shared by Katrina Kaif (@katrinakaif) on Jun 30, 2017 at 6:31am PDT × In an interview, the actress said that people have been misunderstanding their banter and that it's all in fun. She added that they were having "a little joking competition" of their own but people took it in the wrong way. "In some places I've been reading, people are taking it in a wrong way, this joking competition between us. As long as we are enjoying it (it's fine) but I think some people are misunderstanding it," Katrina told reporters. During a trailer launch, Kat cleared the air by saying, “What you get to see when we come in front of the media is the equation which we’ve had in our work-space from the beginning. We pull each other’s leg, it is all fun and masti. This is not negative, it’s not bitter, we are not pulling each other down. This is our way of having fun. If I say in an interview, how obnoxious he is, and who would want to work with him, it’s a joke. Ranbir and I have always had this tu-tu main-main relationship at work — it keeps up the energy, the fun,” reports DNA. Accusations on Ranbir for mansplaining Katrina during interviews (ANI) ×

'A poignant conversation' between Katrina Kaif, Ranbir Kapoor

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