Whether it is age-related ailment or stress induced by lockdown situation where many actors are forced to sit duck without any shootings from the last six months. And due to that pressure, maybe actor Jaya Prakash would have breathed his last while residing at his hometown Guntur along with family. The actor breathed his last due to cardiac arrest at the age of 74.
Guess what, some media houses wanted to bring that ‘drama’ into this trauma by showcasing the visuals of JP from his final hours. Visuals of JP’s mortal remains, where he succumbed to cardiac arrest in the bathroom of his house is now getting aired on many top Telugu TV channels.
Like how Sushant Singh Rajput’s dead body visuals have come out in recent times, now JP’s dead body visuals are also doing rounds on YouTube as well. The humble request coming from all quarters of the society is to stop airing such visuals, as they are not just disturbing, but also deeply saddening the fans of these celebs. Because these dead-body visuals haunt them with bitter memories, while those celebs always spread fun and happiness when they are alive.
Hope, TV channels and YouTube channels understand this as an ethical thing and will have that compassionate heart to not air such stuff.
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Namit Malhotra Rejects ₹700 Cr OTT Deal for Ramayana, Targets Bigger Payday
Producer Namit Malhotra is making headlines after reportedly turning down a massive ₹700 crore OTT deal for the upcoming epic Ramayana, starring Ranbir Kapoor and Yash. The bold decision reflects the makers’ strong confidence in the film’s scale, reach, and long-term commercial potential.
As per industry reports, the offer—considered one of the biggest digital deals ever proposed for an Indian film—was rejected almost immediately. Instead, the team is said to be aiming for a much higher valuation, with expectations reportedly touching ₹1,000 crore.
Directed by Nitesh Tiwari, Ramayana is being planned as a two-part cinematic spectacle, mounted on a massive budget that could go up to ₹4,000 crore. The film is already being viewed as one of the most ambitious projects in Indian cinema history.
The makers believe that the film’s mythological legacy, franchise potential, and global appeal justify a significantly higher deal. Rather than selling digital, satellite, and music rights early to recover costs, they are strategically holding back, expecting better returns as the film’s hype continues to grow closer to release.
With cutting-edge VFX, grand visuals, and a story rooted in one of India’s most revered epics, Ramayana aims to connect with audiences not just in India but worldwide. The teaser has already generated strong buzz, with many praising its scale and visual ambition.
The first part of this epic saga is expected to release during Diwali 2026, further boosting its commercial prospects. While rejecting such a huge OTT offer may seem like a risky move, it clearly signals the team’s belief that Ramayana has the potential to set new benchmarks in both box office and digital business.
All eyes are now on whether the film will eventually secure a record-breaking ₹1,000 crore deal.
