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Panchayat Season 4 Cast Salary ( Photo Credit – Instagram )

Amazon Prime Video’s Panchayat Season 4 has been one of the most anticipated Ott releases this year. Despite mixed reactions to its politically heavy narrative this time around, the show’s loyal fanbase continues to shower love on the characters of Phulera. While the drama around elections and personal relationships kept fans hooked, many are now equally curious about what the cast pocketed for their performances. Here’s the breakdown!

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Actor Vikas Shukla, who is seen in ‘Jubilee’ and is best known for ‘Sacred Games’, ‘Bard of Blood’, ‘Hush Hush’, ‘Raazi’, ‘Omerta’, and many more is set to feature in Meghna Gulzar’s ‘Sam Bahadur’, a biopic based on the life of Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw.

The actor will be seen reuniting with Vicky Kaushal and Meghna Gulzar in this film after ‘Raazi’.

Talking about how he landed into the role, he said: “I played a small role in the film ‘Raazi’ of a Raw agent. Meghna ma’am remembered me from there and 5 years later, she called me to test for this role. I think no work goes wasted and it helps you to fetch another work. So she tested me for the elder brotherof Sam Manekshaw, Fali and that’s how I landed the role.”

Describing his experience reuniting with Meghna, he shared: “She is absolutely an amazing...

Debutant filmmaker Yahya Ibrahim feels that making a film is not easy though it’s exciting. Ibrahim has announced his first Bollywood movie ‘Zufash’ that will star Ravi Bhatia and Tollywood actress Kriti Garg in lead roles. The film also stars popular actors like Mushtaq Kak, Amit Antil, and Vikas Shukla, among others and is directed […]...

Two policewomen in New Delhi rub up against sexual harassment, gender expectations, and the exhaustion of the job’s constant pressures in Ivan Ayr’s understated gem of a debut, “Soni.” With an intelligent, subtle script and camerawork so organically natural one doesn’t immediately realize that each scene is shot in one take, the film draws on a subject much in the news and spins it into a multilayered yet low-key study without preaching or sensationalizing. When indie Indian films make a splash away from home they tend to be sentimental feel-good dramedies; with the right marketing, “Soni” could break the pattern and become an international art-house sleeper.

Undercover cop Soni (Geetika Vidya Ohlyan) works the night shift as part of a decoy operation targeting violent crimes against women. Naturally no-nonsense and under considerable strain from personal issues (not fully revealed until near the end), she’s quick to anger when pushed,...