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Mahesh Babu’s SSMB29: Priyanka Chopra Joins Rajamouli’s Epic Adventure

Superstar Mahesh Babu’s highly anticipated project with director S.S. Rajamouli, tentatively titled SSMB29, is moving forward at a fast pace. The film has become the center of attention, marking Rajamouli’s return to the director’s chair after the global phenomenon of RRR.
Promising a globetrotting adventure, the epic is set to take audiences across continents. The first glimpse of this “globetrotter” saga will be unveiled at a grand event at Ramoji Film City, Hyderabad, starting at 5 PM on November 15, 2025.
Adding to the excitement, Priyanka Chopra, who plays the female lead, has arrived in Hyderabad. She shared the news on social media, thrilling fans. It remains unclear whether her visit is solely for preparations related to the SSMB29 event or for other commitments.
The film also stars Prithviraj Sukumaran in a pivotal role, with music by M.M. Keeravani and dialogues by Deva Katta. The story has been crafted by Vijayendra Prasad. Priyanka is reportedly playing a role that blends romance and action for her Telugu debut and has reportedly performed a dance sequence alongside Mahesh Babu in one of the film’s major songs.
Roja Makes a Cinematic Comeback with Tamil Film Lenin Pandiyan

Like a star gradually emerging after a cloudy night, Roja is making her much-anticipated return to films. The veteran actress, who had stepped away from the silver screen to focus on politics, was last seen as a judge on the popular TV show Jabardasth. She eventually paused her television appearances amid criticism over balancing entertainment with her political commitments. Following her recent defeat in the Nagari elections, Roja appears ready for a fresh start—this time on the big screen.
Her comeback is marked by the Tamil film Lenin Pandiyan, officially announced by the production team. Directed by Balachandran, the movie showcases Roja in a fresh avatar alongside Santhanam. Judging by the working stills and first looks, this is a side of the actress that audiences haven’t seen in years. Known for her screen charm and commanding presence, Roja’s return could either be a special one-off project or the start of a new chapter in her acting career. Fans are watching closely, aware that any project involving Roja is bound to make headlines.
Roja last appeared in the Telugu film D/O Varma (2013), directed by Khaja, co-starring Vennela Kishore and Naveen Jackson. She first captured Telugu audiences’ hearts with her vibrant performances and dancing prowess in the 1990s, sharing screen space with superstars like Chiranjeevi, Balakrishna, Nagarjuna, and Venkatesh. Over more than a decade, she established a strong foothold in cinema before transitioning into politics.
Balakrishna Exits Rajinikanth’s Jailer 2 Over Role Dispute

There were reports that Balakrishna was set to make a guest appearance in Superstar Rajinikanth’s Jailer 2. The potential collaboration between these two South Indian icons generated considerable excitement among fans, who were eager to see them share screen space.
However, according to the latest updates, discussions between Balakrishna and the Jailer 2 team reportedly hit a roadblock. The actor is said to have requested an extension of his role, with additional scenes and greater prominence in the storyline, along with a higher remuneration for his appearance.
After careful consideration, the filmmakers decided not to agree to these revised terms. Consequently, Balakrishna’s inclusion in the project was dropped. It remains unclear whether another actor will step in to fill the role.
Jailer 2, directed by Nelson Dilipkumar, is slated for release in June 2026.
YS Jagan Plans New Padayatra Ahead of 2029 Elections

YSRCP chief YS Jagan Mohan Reddy is reportedly gearing up for another massive political move. According to former minister Perni Nani, Jagan is planning to launch a new padayatra in 2027, two years ahead of the next Assembly elections. Party leaders believe this could reignite the YSRCP’s momentum after its setback in 2024.
It has been eight years since Jagan completed his historic Praja Sankalpa Yatra, which began on November 6, 2017, at YSR Ghat in Idupulapaya and concluded in January 2019 at Ichchapuram. That journey spanned 3,648 kilometers, covering 13 districts, 134 assembly constituencies, and over 2,500 villages — a campaign that played a crucial role in the YSRCP’s landslide victory in 2019, cementing Jagan’s image as a leader of the people.
Now, with the party facing internal challenges and public discontent, YSRCP members feel another padayatra is essential to rebuild confidence and reconnect with the masses. They believe Jagan’s direct engagement with citizens could restore lost ground and energize the cadre.
After the 2024 electoral defeat, Jagan largely stayed away from public life, spending considerable time in Bengaluru, which drew criticism from the opposition. Several senior leaders are reportedly facing legal troubles, while others have drifted away from the party. Those who remain loyal see this padayatra as a turning point for revival.
Recently, Jagan held meetings with youth and regional leaders, hinting that public tours would begin soon — possibly preceded by the 2027 padayatra. Party insiders confirm that initial planning for the march is already underway.
For Jagan and the YSRCP, this upcoming yatra could be more than a symbolic move — it might be their last major chance to reconnect with the people and prepare for a comeback ahead of the 2029 elections. Whether it will mirror the success of 2019 remains to be seen.
Veteran Kannada Actor Harish Roy Passes Away

Veteran Kannada actor Harish Roy passed away in Bengaluru on Thursday, November 6, after a prolonged battle with thyroid cancer. He had been undergoing treatment at Kidwai Cancer Hospital, but his health deteriorated over the past few months despite continuous medical care.
Starting his acting career in the early 1990s, Harish Roy went on to become one of the most recognizable faces in Kannada cinema. He delivered memorable performances in acclaimed films such as Om, Nalla, Raj Bahaddur, Sanju Weds Geetha, and the globally popular KGF series, where his intense screen presence earned him immense appreciation.
In his later years, Harish Roy courageously spoke about his health issues and the financial hardships he faced due to his illness. Members of the Kannada film fraternity, including KGF star Yash, came forward to support him during this difficult phase.
Over a career spanning three decades, Harish Roy was celebrated for portraying strong, rugged characters on screen, yet was known off-screen for his humility and kindness. His untimely demise has left the Kannada film industry in deep sorrow.
Friends, colleagues, and fans have been expressing heartfelt condolences, remembering him as a dedicated and resilient artist who faced every challenge with dignity.
Harish Roy is survived by his wife and two sons. His final rites will be performed in Bengaluru.
Amazon Forces Perplexity to Pull Comet Browser Amid Terms-of-Service Clash

Amazon has directed AI startup Perplexity to withdraw its agentic shopping browser, Comet, from the Amazon Appstore after alleging repeated violations of its platform rules. Both companies confirmed the removal on Tuesday, highlighting growing friction between major e-commerce platforms and emerging AI-powered automation tools.
In a statement posted to its blog titled “Bullying is not innovation,” Perplexity claimed that Amazon leveraged its market power to stifle competition, alleging the tech giant issued an “aggressive legal threat” ordering the company to block Comet users from employing automated assistants on Amazon’s website. Perplexity framed the dispute as part of a broader debate over user autonomy on the internet.
Amazon, however, maintains that the issue is one of transparency and policy compliance. The company argues that Comet failed to disclose its identity as an automated agent when performing actions on the site—an expectation Amazon says is standard across digital services. It pointed to food delivery apps and travel booking platforms as examples of intermediaries that clearly identify themselves while interacting with third-party systems.
“The requirement is simple: applications acting on behalf of customers must identify themselves and respect platform decisions on whether to allow such activity,” Amazon said. The company also noted that it reserves the right to block automated purchasing tools entirely.
Perplexity disputes the framing, arguing that Amazon’s real concern is economic. The startup suggests that autonomous shopping agents could disrupt Amazon’s revenue streams by bypassing sponsored product placements and recommendation algorithms. For example, a bot comparison-shopping for household items would not be influenced by promotional listings or upsell tactics.
This dispute comes amid broader scrutiny of Perplexity’s data practices. Earlier in the year, Cloudflare accused the company of circumventing website opt-outs intended to block AI crawlers. While Perplexity asserted that it only accessed publicly available pages in direct response to user instructions, critics said the company did not always clearly identify itself while doing so.
The conflict underscores an emerging tension between platform control and AI-driven automation—particularly in online commerce, where discovery, ranking, and advertising represent major revenue drivers. As AI agents increasingly act on behalf of users, the boundaries of fair access, platform sovereignty, and economic incentives are likely to face further legal and regulatory challenges.
Global Visa Rules Tighten for Indian Students and Workers

For decades, studying or working abroad followed a relatively predictable path. But today, that path is becoming increasingly difficult to navigate. Major destination countries — including the United States, United Kingdom, Sweden, Canada, and Australia — are tightening immigration pathways through higher fees, stricter eligibility conditions, and reduced visa approvals. For India, one of the world’s largest sources of international students and skilled workers, these shifts are reshaping decisions, timelines, and aspirations.
United States: The H-1B Fee Shock and Tougher Mobility
The U.S. has announced a one-time $100,000 filing fee for new H-1B visa petitions, effective September 21, 2025. The fee marks a strategic move to reduce reliance on foreign skilled workers and encourage domestic hiring.
This change compounds existing challenges:
Long and uncertain green card backlogs
Increased scrutiny of applicants’ social media and background checks
Limited travel flexibility while visa processes are pending
For India — historically the largest beneficiary of the H-1B program — the impact is direct and significant.
United Kingdom: Higher Salary Thresholds Narrow Opportunities
From July 22, 2025, the UK has raised the general salary threshold for Skilled Worker visas from £38,700 to £41,700 per year. Additional tiers and stricter requirements now apply to new entrants and PhD-based roles.
Key outcomes include:
Roles now must be at least graduate-level to qualify
Many fresh graduates and early-career professionals may no longer meet criteria
Post-study work prospects are increasingly limited
This challenges the once-common route of studying in the UK and transitioning into a long-term work visa.
Sweden: Salary-Based Gatekeeping for Work Permits
Sweden’s work permit system now requires minimum salaries aligned with national median income:
Effective Date Minimum Monthly Salary (SEK)
Current 27,360
June 2025 29,680
June 2026 33,390
These rising thresholds exclude many mid-level roles — a segment that previously attracted international workers, including Indians.
Canada and Australia: Strategic Reductions in Migration Intake
Canada plans to cut immigration approvals by 10–16% in 2025, affecting both students and skilled workers.
Australia has reduced student visas by 34% in FY24 and increased fees as part of its strategy to sharply reduce net migration by 2025.
Both countries are shifting toward prioritizing select high-skilled roles and permanent residents.
Why These Shifts Matter for Indian Aspirants
The effects are already visible:
Higher Financial Barriers
Visa fees, living costs, and required minimum salaries are rising.
Narrower Work Pathways
The familiar “study → work → settle” route is losing its reliability.
Changing Destination Preferences
More Indians are now evaluating alternative locations in Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.
How to Plan Ahead
If you intend to study or work abroad, strategic preparation is essential:
✔ Check the latest visa and salary requirements before finalizing applications
✔ Target countries with stable post-study or skilled migration pathways
✔ Focus on high-skill, high-salary specializations (AI, cybersecurity, healthcare, deep tech, supply chain automation, etc.)
✔ Keep backup destinations and timelines ready in case policy landscapes shift again
The global migration environment is no longer predictable — but with careful planning and skill-based positioning, opportunities remain available. The key is to stay informed, adaptable, and strategically prepared.
U.S. Updates Diversity Visa Lottery Process for DV-2027

The U.S. Department of State has announced that changes will soon be introduced to the entry process for the Diversity Visa (DV) Lottery as part of the upcoming DV-2027 program. The DV Lottery offers a pathway to lawful permanent residency for up to 55,000 individuals annually from countries with historically low levels of immigration to the United States.
In a notice released this week, the Department confirmed that the registration procedure for DV-2027 is being updated, although specific details about the modifications have not yet been disclosed. Information regarding the opening of the application window and the schedule for checking results on the Electronic Status Check (ESC) portal will be announced in the coming weeks.
Officials emphasized that while the entry process is being revised, the visa issuance timeline remains unchanged. Individuals selected in the DV-2027 draw will be eligible to apply for their immigrant visas between October 1, 2026, and September 30, 2027 — the standard one-year period designated for processing Diversity Visa cases.
The Diversity Visa program, commonly known as the Green Card Lottery, aims to promote diversity in the U.S. immigrant population by offering opportunities to applicants from underrepresented countries.
The State Department has advised prospective applicants to regularly monitor the official website — dvprogram.state.gov — for upcoming announcements regarding the new registration guidelines and key dates.
Baahubali: The Eternal War Goes Global

After RRR captured global attention and even won an Oscar for Naatu Naatu, many fans felt that Baahubali too had long deserved similar international recognition. That moment seems to have finally arrived.
Producer Shobu Yarlagadda has officially announced that the World of Baahubali is now entering Phase II. The first step in this new chapter was the release of Baahubali: The Epic — a special recut version that seamlessly merges both original parts into a single cinematic experience. Interestingly, the theatrical release also included a teaser for the upcoming animated feature, Baahubali: The Eternal War.
Once released online, the teaser quickly went viral — not only across India but even more prominently overseas. Animation enthusiasts and global audiences have been showering praise on its visuals, scale, and emotional depth. The response came as a pleasant surprise to many, given how rarely Indian animation ventures achieve this level of international traction.
While projects like Mahavatar Narsimha had made a mark within India, their reach remained limited. In contrast, Baahubali: The Eternal War is garnering reactions from viewers around the world, hinting at a new era for Indian animation on the global stage.
Directed by Ishan Shukla, an award-winning filmmaker, the film is presented by S.S. Rajamouli and produced by Shobu Yarlagadda and Prasad Devineni. The story is penned by Ishan Shukla and Sowmya Sharma, with music composed by M.M. Keeravaani. The voice cast includes Prabhas as Amarendra Baahubali and Ramya Krishna as Sivagami.

















