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“Disappointing”: Vikrant Massey BREAKS SILENCE on being replaced by Raghav Juyal in Nitesh Tiwari’s Ramayana Actor Vikrant Massey addressed widespread rumours surrounding his alleged role in Ramayana, a two-part film directed by Nitesh Tiwari, and reports that he was replaced by Raghav Juyal. The speculation began earlier this week, triggering reactions across social media and entertainment outlets. In a post shared on his Instagram Stories, Massey firmly denied being part of the project. “Ok. To put the rumours to rest. I never was a part of Nitesh Tiwari’s Ramayan,” he wrote, reflecting on the coverage that suggested he had lost a role in the film. “The many media portals reporting about my supposed ‘replacement’ should’ve done the requisite background check. Disappointing. Nonetheless, wishing everyone a part of the movie all the very best. Love. ”The actor later deleted the post from his Instagram Story, though no explanation was given for its removal. The controversy stemmed from a report by Variety India mentioning that Raghav Juyal had been cast as Meghanad (also called Indrajit) — the eldest son of Ravana and a key warrior in the Ramayana narrative — for Ramayana: Part 2. The same report indicated that the role was once linked to Massey before the filmmakers made a different casting choice. The publication quoted a source saying, “The role was initially supposed to be played by Vikrant Massey, but things apparently didn't work out. Raghav was subsequently a... #replaced #BREAKS_SILENCE #Nitesh_Tiwari #Massey_BREAKS #Vikrant_Massey #Raghav_Juyal #addressed_widespread #Massey_addressed #Massey #Tiwari

Dhakshineswar, India’s Davis Cup hero, reassures that he is just getting startedIn just two ties since making his debut in September 2025, Dhakshineswar boasts an impressive 4-0 record, with three of those wins coming in the Davis Cup qualifiers. In just two ties since making his debut in September 2025, Dhakshineswar boasts an impressive 4-0 record, with three of those wins coming in the Davis Cup qualifiers. #India #Cup #Davis_Cup #Davis #Cup_qualifiers #Dhakshineswar_boasts #Cup_hero #wins_coming #Dhakshineswar #September

Sunil Gavaskar: If Pakistan felt Bangladesh had been hard done by by the ICC, they should have opted out of entire T20 World CupThere is a huge difference between a security threat as assessed by an independent commission, and simply not liking the policies of the government of another country. There is a huge difference between a security threat as assessed by an independent commission, and simply not liking the policies of the government of another country. #ICC #World #security_threat #Pakistan_felt #Sunil_Gavaskar #World_CupThere #felt_Bangladesh #independent_commission #huge_difference #Gavaskar

$44B bitcoin blunder puts South Korea regulators on alert over local crypto exchanges #South_Korea #puts_South #Korea_regulators #bitcoin_blunder #crypto_exchanges

Here's why the quantum threat for bitcoin may be smaller than people fear #threat #people_fear #quantum_threat #fear #quantum

Prime Minister Narendra Modi meets Seychelles President Patrick Herminie Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday met Seychelles President Patrick Herminie at the Hyderabad House. #Prime_Minister #Minister_Narendra #Narendra_Modi #President_Patrick #Seychelles_President #Patrick_Herminie

Suniel Shetty in talks to adapt Black Scorpion; keen to portray gangster Shyam Kishore Garikapati: Report Veteran actor Suniel Shetty is exploring a new creative direction by entering into conversations to acquire the adaptation rights of the true-crime book Black Scorpion: To Hell and Back, with the intention of transforming it into a long-form web series. The narrative chronicles the life of Shyam Kishore Garikapati, a notorious underworld figure in Mumbai during the late 1980s and 1990s who later turned into a businessman. According to a report by Mid-Day, Shetty has been deeply engaged with the book’s content in recent days, and his interest goes beyond acquisition. The report indicates that he is also considering playing the central role of Garikapati in the adaptation, which would mark a significant on-screen return to gritty crime drama for the actor. The portal quoted a source saying, “Suniel thinks the story has the potential to be a thrilling web series. He likes such subjects. What makes the story more interesting is how Garikapati — known in the police circles as Black Scorpion — turned his life around after meeting top cop Kiran Bedi in Tihar Jail and eventually became a businessman. ”The news of Shetty’s interest in this project comes amid his continued involvement in varied roles and ventures across the industry. He has been active in both on-screen and off-screen creative decisions, with several projects in different stages of development. This includes ... #Shyam_Kishore #Kishore_Garikapati #Black_Scorpion #Report_Veteran #gangster_Shyam #Suniel_Shetty #Veteran_actor #portray_gangster #adapt_Black #Garikapati

Super Bowl Tailgate Photo Essay: Bad Bunny, Big Tech, and the Big Game We met up with attendees of Super Bowl LX’s pregame festivities to get their takes on the competing halftime shows, the potential for ICE actions, and the influence of Silicon Valley on the event. #Big_Tech #Super_Bowl #Silicon_Valley #Bad_Bunny #Photo_Essay #Bowl_Tailgate #Tailgate_Photo

Vivek Oberoi secures interim relief as Delhi HC restrains misuse of identity The Delhi High Court has granted significant legal relief to actor and entrepreneur Vivek Oberoi, restraining the unauthorised use of his name, image, voice and other aspects of his personality, after he moved the court over widespread misuse of his identity across digital platforms and commercial products. The order underscores the judiciary’s growing recognition of personality and publicity rights in the age of artificial intelligence and online impersonation. In a suit filed in early February, Oberoi sought legal protection against various entities that were allegedly exploiting his identity without consent through fake social media accounts, AI-generated or morphed visuals, and other digital content. The Delhi High Court, presided over by Justice Tushar Rao Gedela, observed that Oberoi’s longstanding career and public recognition mean that his name and likeness embody significant goodwill and reputation worthy of legal safeguarding. Court Order and Key DirectionsThe court’s interim order banned the unauthorised commercial or personal use of Oberoi’s identity, including his name, image, voice, likeness and signature. This injunction applies to a range of technological mediums, including AI tools, deepfake technology and face-morphing applications. It also directed major online intermediaries — such as YouTube, Meta Platforms and X Corp — to remove links to all infringing content within 72 hours... #High_Court #Delhi_High #Vivek_Oberoi #entrepreneur_Vivek #restrains_misuse #widespread_misuse #Oberoi_secures #Vivek #Oberoi #legal_relief