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The video begins with Huma asking Sonakshi about how to reduce the weight the two have gained for the film, Double XL. Sonakshi replies, “Just like we did for becoming a heroine for the first time," and adds, “Have you forgotten the time when people used to say ‘Huma Qureshi is too heavy to be a leading lady?’ Huma also asks Sonakshi, “And have you forgotten how people used to call you Motakshi in the comments section of your every promo and video?" Sonakshi asks Huma again, “Are we fat-shaming each other?” to which the latter replies, “Why not, people consider fat-shaming a matter of pride in our country.” Sonakshi again asks her, “But why? Because those who fat-shame us, their sisters, friends or mummies are also overweight. Don't they have a right to dream?” Huma replies, “They do have a right, partner. That's why it's important to tell the story of this film.” Directed by Satramm Ramani, Double XL has been co-produced by Huma, her actor brother Saqib Saleem and others. The viewers welcomed the film with positive reactions. A YouTuber commented, “A very good initiative to make movies based on these issues, never body-shame anyone. Coz no one knows what is going to happen in the upcoming seconds with anyone.” Another said, “Nice Concept Sonakshi Sinha and Huma Qureshi Will Rock It.”

She later appeared in the films like Rowdy Rathore (2012), Son of Sardar (2012), Dabangg 2 (2012), Boss (2013), Lootera (2013), Holiday: A Soldier Is Never Off Duty (2014), Akira (2016) and Mission Mangal (2019). Today, she has established herself as a successful actress in Bollywood. Her fat-to-fit journey is inspirational, now she is among the fittest Bollywood divas of our generation. Sonakshi Sinha Upcoming Movies 2023 & 2024 Movie Name Budget Release Date Star Cast Director Producer N/A 2023 Sonakshi Sinha Kussh Sinha Nicky Bhagnani Kakuda N/A N/A Riteish Deshmukh, Sonakshi Sinha, Saqib Saleen Aditya Sarpotdar Ronnie Screwvala 100 Cr+ 2022-23 Pawan Kalyan, Sonakshi Sinha, Niddhi Agerwal Krish Jagarlamudi A. M. Rathnam Circus N/A N/A Sonakshi Sinha, Sooraj Pancholi Bosco Martis N/A Kishore Kumar Biopic N/A N/A Sonakshi Sinha Anurag Basu N/A Amrita Pritam Biopic N/A N/A Sonakshi Sinha Jasmeen Reen N/A 1- Nikita Roy and The Book of Darkness Sonakshi will play the lead role in her brother Kussh Sinha’s directorial debut film titled, ‘Nikita Roy and The Book of Darkness’, it has Paresh Rawal and Suhail Nayyar in the supporting roles. SONAKSHI SINHA TO STAR IN BROTHER KUSSH S SINHA'S DIRECTORIAL DEBUT… 2- Kakuda Sonakshi will next be seen in an upcoming horror comedy ‘Kakuda’ alongside Riteish, and Saqib Saleem. Directed by Marathi filmmaker Aditya Sarpotdhar, ‘Kakuda’ marks his first Hindi film which is produced by Ronnie Screwvala under his RSVP Movies. 3- Hari Hara Veera...

New Delhi: The makers of Sonakshi Sinha and Huma Qureshi's Double XL released the film's trailer on Wednesday. In the over three-minute-long video, the actors can be seen struggling with their personal and professional lives due to their body weight, but eventually, find each other and become good friends. The trailer starts with cricketer Shikhar Dhawan, who marks his Bollywood debut with the film, walking into a party and asking Huma Qureshi for a dance. One frame later, you realise it was just a dream, when Huma's mother wakes her up, who is worried for her daughter's marriage due to her being overweight. Huma, who in the film plays the character of Rajshree Trivedi from Meerut, wants to become a well-known sports presenter and not marry. Similarly, Sonakshi Sinha, who is playing the role of Saira Khanna, wants to become a fashion designer and faces her own set of problems due to her body size. Things change when the two plus-size women meet each other and decide to change their destiny and not weight. The trailer also features Zaheer Iqbal in a pivotal role. Check out the film's trailer here:

Actor Sonakshi Sinha has been missing from action for quite some time now and her fans were perplexed at her absence. But now their wait is over with Sonakshi Sinha coming back with her new show called Dahaad, which also marks her debut on OTT. She will be playing the lead in Dahaad, a new original series by Amazon Prime. The release date of the Amazon Original crime drama was just unveiled by Prime Video. Dahaad will now make its Prime Video debut in May after earlier this year becoming the first Indian television series to have its world premiere at The Berlinale International Film Festival. Sonakshi Sinha features as a small-town police officer. The show was initially announced during Amazon Prime Video’s special “See Where It Takes You” event, which was hosted in April of last year in Mumbai. A teaser was also released on occasion. Table of Contents • • • When and Where to Watch Dahad The Sonakshi Sinha and Vijay Verma starrer series Dahaad will be premiered on Amazon Prime on May 12. Viewers just need a subscription to the streaming giant to watch the intriguing story unfolding on their screens. no one is who they seem. get ready to enter the world of this puzzling story — prime video IN (@PrimeVideoIN) Official Trailer and Plot The plot centers on Sub-inspector Anjali Bhaati and her coworkers at a police station in a small village. Sub-Inspector Anjali Bhaati is given the case after a number of women are inexplicably found dead in public restrooms. As the cases devel...

Director Satram Ramani’s Double XL has distinct “you’re welcome” energy. It’s a film that smugly demands a pat on the back for telling a progressive, well-intentioned, muchWoke story for, I assume, Twitter audiences. Double XL is a “message film” if ever there was one - weaving a “movie” around the latest trending topic and social cause buzzword - in this case, body shaming - with minimal effort made into exploring that idea through a fleshed-out, engaging narrative or compelling characters. At one point in this film a character refers to a social media post and squeals “it’s trending guys..amazing sh*t!”. I imagine that’s not all that different from how the idea of this film came to life. Also read: Sonakshi Sinha and Huma Qureshi play the lead actors in Double XL. And therein lies the conundrum. Are we to, as the makers expect, celebrate that this movie even exists and that it dares to champion sensitive themes that we rarely see in mainstream Hindi cinema? Or are we to be put off by just how stale and mind-numbing the storytelling on offer is? I'd argue that a well-intentioned dud like this does far more harm than good for its own cause. Double XL follows the story of two plus-sized women and their struggles to achieve their career ambitions within a society that refuses to see them beyond their size. That is until a chance encounter has them befriend each other and help one another achieve their dreams. I know, right? Such wonderfully wholesome potential. If only. Firs...