NTR & Hrithik’s Dance To Give A Visual Feast To Everyone!

As we know, Young Tiger NTR shot for a few days in Mumbai for ‘War 2’ before returning back to Hyderabad. A few scenes between Hrithik Roshan and NTR were picturized as well and director Ayan Mukherji is making that this much-awaited film is being made on a grand scale.

The latest we hear is that the two stars of Indian cinema will be having a dance-off in the movie and it is going to be a treat for the audience. Producer Aditya Chopra is keen on adding a dance number featuring the two heroes as it would make the fans go crazy in theatres and it also will help the business of the movie. Hrithik is a terrific dancer whose moments of so smooth and we all know that NTR is capable of.

NTR’s ‘Naatu Naatu’ dance with Ram Charan was a treat to the eyes and India won its first Oscar through that song from Rajamouli’s ‘RRR’. Also, we have seen a dance number titled ‘Jay Jay Shiva Shankar’ in ‘War’ which came in 2019. Both Hrithik and Tiger Shroff were wonderful in this song and the response to it was terrific.

The makers are escalating the budget, technical standards, action sequences and everything compared to the first part. Kiara Advani is the heroine in this film and this dancer number with two amazing dancers is going to make the audience crazy. Sources say that ‘War 2’ is expected to hit the screens on 14th August 2025.

Why ‘Monkey Man’ Not Streaming in India

Dev Patel’s highly anticipated directorial debut, “Monkey Man,” has become a victim of streaming limbo in India. Despite garnering international release, the film remains unavailable on any legal platforms within the country, frustrating fans and leading to its leak on piracy websites.

Social media has been abuzz with users discussing the film’s unavailability. Many have resorted to pirated versions, expressing their disappointment through memes and comments.

The film, which follows a vigilante seeking revenge, boasts an impressive cast including Patel, Sharlto Copley, and Sikandar Kher.

A glimmer of hope emerged with reports suggesting an Indian theatrical release on April 19th. However, clearance from the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) presented a new challenge. Concerns regarding violence and potentially offensive content could delay the approval process, especially with the need for studio approvals across continents.

As of today, “Monkey Man” remains unreleased in India, leaving fans in the dark and pushing some towards piracy. Hopefully, a resolution can be reached soon, allowing audiences to enjoy the film through legitimate channels.