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Pyar Mein Qurban has had an underwhelming start at the box office, earning less than ₹5 lakh since its release. Despite being a romantic action drama, the film has failed to attract audiences.

Storyline Lacks Innovation

The story, penned by Zuber K. Khan, revolves around a man who loses his wife and brother. He embarks on a journey to avenge their deaths while battling political forces. Unfortunately, the narrative feels predictable and fails to engage viewers.

Weak Screenplay and Dialogues

Pradeep Singh Rishiraj’s screenplay is lackluster, offering nothing new to the audience. The emotional core of the story, which deals with significant personal loss, fails to resonate. The dialogues are uninspired and fail to leave a lasting impression.

Performances: Mixed Bag Zuber K. Khan delivers a commendable performance as Veer, managing to stand out despite the weak script. Roma Arora as Vinnie, however, struggles to make an impact.

The death of actor Sushant Singh Rajput is still under investigation, with new developments cropping up every day. Meanwhile, several filmmakers have announced projects based on the life and death of the late actor.

The situation reminds us of the fact that Bollywood is always quick to capture a slice of reality for its fiction screen.

Looking at the real life deaths and/or crime for screenplays is not a new trend, with films like "Talvar", "Black Friday", "No One Killed Jessica", and "Main Aur Charles" being but a few cases in point. But the race to get the titles registered for an incident that is still under investigation is unprecedented.

This year, the death of Bollywood star Sushant and its twists and turns has not only gripped the attention of the people, but filmmakers as well. Another high profile incident that the makers are looking with keen interest is...

Naagin 3 actor Zuber K. Khan, who plays the central role in Nyaay: The Justice, a film reportedly inspired by the life of Sushant Singh Rajput, says the script of the film might change a bit after the arrest of Rhea Chakraborty, girlfriend of the late star. Also, while there were no plans to show a drug angle in the story before, there is a possibility to have one now.

"We are doing workshops and reading the script. The script might change a bit after Rhea's arrest. Initially, they were not planning to show the drug angle but now they are thinking to put in a little, maybe three or four per cent. We plan to start the shoot from September 16," Zuber told Ians.

"We are shooting out of Mumbai, though some parts will be shot in Mumbai as well. They are planning to release the film this year, so we have to rush the shoot,...

As a superhuman on TV, actor Zuber K. Khan needs to do Wire Fu, jumping and backflips. He says he prefers to perform his own stunts rather than taking the help of a stuntman.

"I have been training in martial arts for over two years and the experience has helped me a lot in performing stunts and the action sequences in the show 'Manmohini'," Zuber said in a statement.

"I personally don't prefer involving a stuntman and do my own stunts because it gives me an adrenaline rush and the confidence to perform better every time. I am essaying the character of Vanraj who is half-human and half-lion," he added about his role in the fantasy drama show.

He has also taken horse riding classes and various dance forms.

"These help me in performing hard-hitting action sequences. It feels great when you put all your training to good use,...