Bollywood actor Siddanth Chaturvedi roared with his stellar performance as MC Sher in Ranveer’s “Gully Boy”. Recently In an interview featuring Ananya Pandey, Siddanth and a couple of actors, when the host questioned about nepotism, his remarks won many hearts where he downright trolled Ananya with his savage reply. Later he had been in the news that he would star in Gully boy sequel directed by Zoya Akhtar, but rejected as he didn’t find it promising.
Earlier in the year he has signed a film under Yash raj films banner and now seem to have too many things on plate for sure apart from it. Currently he is starring in “Bunty Aur Babli 2” and Shagun Batra’s untitled film alongside the pretty actress, Deepika Padukone and Ananya Pandey, where the former is a crime comedy and the latter being an action genre.
Siddhant Chaturvedi appears to be totally keyed up. When enquired about his feeling, He said, “I’m extremely eager to star in “Bunty Aur Babli 2″ and I’m excited for people to watch it. I feel after this pandemic all the things will be all right with this film, which is a family entertainer”. He also said he was fortunate enough to pair up with Deepika in his next untitled film.
Siddanth shares he was quite intrigued to get an opportunity to share screen space with Senior actors like Rani Mukerji, Saif Ali Khan and Pankaj Tripathi in the sequel of Bunty and bubbly. The film is directed by Varun V Sharma and bank rolled by Aditya Chopra under Yash Raj films.
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Sarvam Maya: A Quiet Supernatural Tale That Gently Explores Faith and Doubt
Sarvam Maya, the Malayalam film that found appreciation in theatres, arrives as a refreshing departure from the current trend of intense violence, dark atmospheres, and heavy investigative thrillers. Quiet and restrained in its approach, the film slowly seeps into the viewer’s mind without relying on loud dramatics or exaggerated moments.
Unlike conventional horror films packed with jump scares, blaring background scores, or forced comedy tracks, Sarvam Maya consciously avoids both extremes. It neither aims to frighten nor to entertain through over-the-top humor. Instead, it gently explores a fragile mental state, a personal life crisis, and a man torn between belief and disbelief.
The story revolves around a man born into a traditional Namboodiri Brahmin family and raised on Vedic rituals and customs. The sudden death of his mother deeply shakes his faith in God, pushing him toward atheism. He discards his sacred thread and follows his passion for music, working as a guitarist while aspiring to make a mark in the film industry. Despite his talent, opportunities remain elusive, and mounting financial pressures push him to the edge.
Left with no choice, and on the advice of his brother-in-law, he reluctantly returns to performing priestly rituals—not out of faith, but purely for survival. His life takes an unexpected turn when he is asked to perform a ritual to cure a teenage boy believed to be possessed.
Nivin Pauly’s performance forms the backbone of the film. His portrayal of inner conflict is honest, subtle, and deeply relatable. The humor, when it appears, is situational and warm, adding gentle layers without disrupting the narrative tone.
Sarvam Maya may not cater to audiences expecting loud horror-comedy or fast-paced thrills. However, for viewers who appreciate calm, sensible storytelling with emotional depth, it offers a quietly satisfying cinematic experience.
Directed by Akhil Sathyan, the supernatural comedy-fantasy stars Nivin Pauly in the lead role, with Riya Shibu and Aju Varghese in key supporting roles. The film is set to stream on JioHotstar from January 30, 2026.
