Vardhaan Puri

Actor vardhaan puri will join forces with filmmaker Shekhar Kapur for a medical drama/thriller titled Next to God. This collaboration occurs 35 years after Kapur worked with Vardhaan's grandfather, Amrish Puri, on Mr. India. The film highlights the urgent need for safety in the medical community and draws inspiration from true events.

Ranbir Kapoor’s Animal, despite mixed reviews, became a blockbuster. Mahesh Bhatt, his father-in-law, commented on the harshness of criticism in the entertainment industry, noting that it’s part of the job. Bhatt, who has stepped back from directing, continues to influence the industry through writing and creative roles, praising new filmmakers for their inspirational work.

Filmmaker Shekhar Kapur, known for creating the iconic Mogambo character, is set to mentor Amrish Puri's grandson, vardhaan puri, in a new medical thriller inspired by true events. The film will address violence against doctors and star Manisha Koirala. The project is in its early stages and might commence by the year's end.

vardhaan puri, in an interview, discussed his debut in the horror genre with Bloody Ishq, directed by Vikram Bhatt and featuring Avika Gor. He described the experience as educational, likening it to film and acting school. Puri praised the film's deep characters and unique music, and shared his thoughts on the enduring appeal of horror films.

Actor vardhaan puri, who will be soon seen in the upcoming horror film 'Bloody Ishq', opened up about the preparations for his role. He said that it involved in-depth conversations with brilliant minds like Vikram Bhatt and Mahesh Bhatt.

Late veteran actor Amrish Puri’s grandson Vardhan Puri who, is gearing up for the release of his film 'Bloody Ishq' alongside Avika Gor, opened up his thoughts about nepotism and his fond memories with Amrish Puri, learning from him.

Filmmaker Vikram Bhatt shared his experiences of on-set rivalries among actresses in Bollywood. Before directing 'Bloody Ishq', he worked on several iconic films. He recalls instances where actresses were more concerned about each other's appearance than their own roles. Bhatt praised actress Avika Gor for her professionalism in '1920' and 'Bloody Ishq'. The film is currently streaming on OTT platforms.

The portrayal of villains in Bollywood has evolved from the exaggerated, larger-than-life characters of the 90s, like Amrish Puri's Mogambo, to today's nuanced and multi-dimensional antagonists. Modern villains, such as those played by John Abraham and Saif Ali Khan, reflect complex motivations and real-world issues, resonating more deeply with contemporary audiences.