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A | Raashii Khanna has recently shared an update on the thriller series Farzi's sequel Farzi 2. During an exclusive interview with Filmfare, Raashii shared that the second season is going to go on floors soon. The actress noted, "We are starting shoot in the beginning of next year. I don't know when it will release." When asked if she is excited about her character and her journey in the next season, Raashii said, "I don't know what will happen to Megha. I keep asking, 'Does Megha know Sunny was behind all these?' My questions will be answered when I see the script next year."Apart from working on Farzi 2, Raashii also shared about collaborating with Vikrant Massey again on Talaakhon Mein Ek. Calling it one of her best movies, Raashii added, "It has a lot of soul. It is something people will really relate to. It was an absolute treat to work with Vikrant on that film. It tested me as an actor and I can't wait for it to come. It is one of the finest works that I have done." Coming back to Farzi, audiences have loved the first season and hailed the series as one of Raashii's bests. During an interview with Firstpost, Shahid Kapoor had once said, "I have literally lived that life of Sunny in reality. People get surprised though, but my life has been full of struggles. I used to travel by train, had very limited money and used to go and dance in Shamak Davar’s class. I can really understand the frustration of my character in Farzi. You just dance and dance and nobody wants to really give you a chance. You dance somewhere in the back."Also Read: Exclusive: Bhuvan Arora On Janaawar, Farzi Memories, And His Dream Of Doing A Superhero Film。 Academy Award-winning composer AR Rahman is expanding his vision beyond film soundtracks and global concerts with the launch of a brand new music production and creative facility in Kohima, Nagaland. The celebrated singer-composer recently joined hands with Nagaland Chief Minister Dr Neiphiu Rio to formally announce the establishment of the Naga International Studio, a project that promises to place the state firmly on the cultural map of the country.A Landmark Collaboration in the HillsAccording to the official release, the studio will feature a dedicated auditorium for performances, state-of-the-art recording facilities and a wide range of creative infrastructure aimed at nurturing young talent. The idea is not just to build a studio but to create an ecosystem that allows music production, collaboration and experimentation to thrive.During the announcement, Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio welcomed Rahman to his native village of Touphema and spoke warmly about the significance of the project. He thanked the composer for choosing Nagaland for such a major initiative and described the move as a reflection of Rahman’s affection for the people of the state. The Chief Minister added that the Naga International Studio represents a shared commitment towards encouraging creativity and innovation in regions that often lie outside the mainstream spotlight. View this post on Instagram A post shared by ARR (@arrahman) “This is a meaningful step that reflects our shared commitment to nurturing creativity, innovation, and supporting creative talent. I wish this initiative growth, excellence, and impact,” the CM stated, while also assuring Rahman of complete support from the state government.From Headhunting to Beatboxing and BeyondRahman, in turn, expressed his gratitude to the Nagaland government and its people for the warmth with which the project has been embraced. Speaking about the cultural richness of the region, he said, “Nagaland has a rare musical soul which is honest, original, and deeply rooted in its culture. The Naga International Studio is envisioned as a space where this heritage can meet world class creativity, allowing young artists from the region to collaborate, experiment, and create music that resonates not just nationally, but globally. I am grateful to Chief Minister Dr Neiphiu Rio, the Government of Nagaland and TAFMA for their vision and support in making this dream possible.”Alongside the studio announcement, Rahman also unveiled the trailer of Headhunting to Beatboxing, a documentary he has produced, directed by Rohit Gupta. The film explores Nagaland’s evolving creative identity and its musical resurgence, tracing how traditional roots are blending with modern sounds to create something distinctively new.The documentary is expected to shine a light on local musicians, cultural traditions and the changing face of music in the region, further underlining Rahman’s larger mission to bring stories from the Northeast to a global audience. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Virtual Bharat (@virtualbharat) The Naga International Studio is being positioned as more than just a facility. It is intended to serve as a creative hub that draws artists, producers and collaborators from across India and abroad. By offering professional grade infrastructure in Kohima, the project aims to reduce the need for young musicians to migrate to metros in search of opportunity.For Nagaland, a state long known for its vibrant music culture but limited access to industry level platforms, this initiative could be transformative. With Rahman’s global reputation and the backing of the state government, the studio is expected to generate new opportunities, encourage skill development and spotlight regional talent on national and international stages. View this post on Instagram A post shared by AR Rahman: Official Updates (@arrofficialupdates) At a time when conversations around inclusivity and decentralisation are gaining momentum in the Indian creative industries, the Naga International Studio stands out as a meaningful step forward. It not only acknowledges the immense potential of the Northeast but also provides the tools to help that potential flourish.Also Read: A.R. Rahman Says Roja Was Going to Be His Last Film。
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