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South superstar Ram Charan has taken all steps to prepare for his Bollywood debut,Zanjeer

Ram Gets Fit

South superstar Ram Charan has taken all steps to prepare for his Bollywood debut,Zanjeer. The actor,who will be seen in Apoorva Lakhias action film,flew down a top trainer from Australia and trained for four hours daily to get into shape. Charan has many action sequences in the movie and he worked with his trainer till the wee hours. The film releases on September 6.

Akshara to make Hindi Debut?

Akshara Haasan is believed to have been approached by filmmaker R Balki,for his next project. Kamal Haasan and Sarikas younger daughter,who assisted director Rahul Dholakia and also her father on Vishwaroopam,has not faced the camera so far. Balki is still working on the script for the film. As of now only Amitabh Bachchan is confirmed, said Balki.

Asin likely in

Welcome Back

It is very likely that Asin will star in Welcome Back,the sequel to the 2007,Anees Bazmee-directed,Welcome. Everything is more or less finalised with Asin,barring a few formalities. Once that is done,the production house will make the official announcement. They are waiting for everything to be on paper before they do that, said a source.

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Singapore police say they don’t suspect foul play in Zubeen Garg’s death

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The Singapore police, in a statement issued on Friday, have said that “based on preliminary investigations”, they “do not suspect foul play” in singer Zubeen Garg’s death. Garg, 52, died in Singapore on September 19.

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