Filmmaker A.R. Murugadoss has sparked excitement among fans by hinting at the possibility of a sequel to the blockbuster film Ghajini. This Tamil-language movie initially paved Murugadoss’s way into Bollywood with its Hindi adaptation starring Aamir Khan, which became a sensational hit.

The original 2005 Tamil film, featuring South star Suriya, was also a massive success, and the 2008 Hindi version significantly contributed to its nationwide popularity.

In a recent statement, producer Allu Aravind shared his desire to collaborate with Aamir Khan for Ghajini 2, intensifying the anticipation surrounding the sequel. Murugadoss noted, “There is a possibility for Ghajini 2. We have some ideas in mind and will discuss them further. If everything goes well, we could move forward with it in both Tamil and Hindi.” While he has a foundational concept for the sequel, he emphasized that a complete script has yet to be developed.

The plot of Ghajini revolves around Sanjay, a businessman suffering from anterograde amnesia, who seeks revenge on those responsible for the murder of his fiancée, Kalpana. Asin portrayed the role of Kalpana in both the Tamil and Hindi adaptations, contributing to the film’s emotional depth.

Murugadoss, acclaimed for his ability to craft engaging and impactful narratives, remarked on the positive impact that sequels and prequels can have on cinematic storytelling. He said, “In Hollywood, characters often return even if they’ve died, and there’s always the potential for a prequel. In Ghajini, we developed a character with memory loss and exceptional wealth, which gives us creative freedom to explore intriguing new storylines.”

Currently, Murugadoss is gearing up for the release of his latest Hindi film, Sikandar, featuring Salman Khan. He also shared reflections on a past interaction with Shah Rukh Khan, where he pitched the idea for his upcoming Tamil film Madharasi. He had approached Shah Rukh with the concept years ago but eventually adapted it for Sivakarthikeyan.

Sikandar, which includes a talented cast of Rashmika Mandanna, Kajal Aggarwal, and others, is set to be released on March 30, aligning with the Eid festivities.

Tamil cinema is abuzz as Veera Dheera Sooran, starring the electrifying Chiyaan Vikram, opened its advance booking on March 23, 2025, ahead of its explosive theatrical debut on March 27. Directed by SU Arun Kumar, this gritty action thriller is already generating seismic excitement, with fans flooding ticket counters to secure seats. Produced by Riya Shibu under HR Pictures, the film marks Vikram’s latest high-octane outing, and if the early signs are anything to go by, it’s poised to dominate the box office.

The story plunges viewers into a raw, underworld saga, with Vikram playing a brooding, relentless figure bent on settling scores. The trailer dropped last week, and it’s an adrenaline shot—think bone-crunching stunts, charged confrontations, and a score by GV Prakash Kumar that’s practically a character itself. Joining Vikram is a formidable cast: SJ Suryah, who oozes menace as the antagonist, Dushara Vijayan, bringing grit to her role, and Suraj Venjaramoodu, adding layers to this combustible mix. It’s a lineup that’s got everyone talking.

“Vikram’s got a cult following, and this film’s vibe is pulling in even casual moviegoers,” one owner said, hinting at extra screenings to handle the surge. The promo campaign has been relentless—bold posters, slick teasers—and it’s working. Social media’s alight with fans counting down the days.

Shot in rugged, eye-catching locales, the film’s look is a standout, thanks to cinematographer Theni Eswar’s knack for capturing tension in every frame. Editor Prasanna GK reportedly keeps the cuts sharp, amplifying the pace. Insiders who’ve caught glimpses say it’s a wild ride, balancing visceral thrills with a story that hits hard—a formula that paid off for Vikram and Arun Kumar before.

With just days until the premiere, Veera Dheera Sooran is shaping up as a cinematic juggernaut. It’s got the makings of a genre-defining hit: star power, style, and a hunger for spectacle. Vikram’s fans are ready for chaos, and Tamil cinema might just have its first big bang of 2025. Grab your tickets—this one’s going to shake the screens.

Sahibzada Farhan made history on March 21 by scoring the highest individual score by a Pakistani batter in T20 cricket, smashing 162 runs off 72 balls for Peshawar Region in a National T20 Cup match against Quetta Region at the Multan Cricket Stadium.

The 29-year-old opener broke the eight-year-old record previously held by Kamran Akmal, who had scored 150 off 71 balls in 2017 for Lahore Whites.

Farhan’s explosive innings featured 14 fours and 11 sixes, and now stands as the joint third-highest individual score in T20 history, tied with Hamilton Masakadza of Zimbabwe and Hazratullah Zazai of Afghanistan. The all-time record remains with Chris Gayle, who scored 175 for Royal Challengers Bengaluru*.

Dominant win for Peshawar

Farhan’s record-breaking knock propelled Peshawar to a mammoth 239/1 after being put in to bat. After an early setback with Waqar Ahmed’s dismissal, Farhan and Maaz Sadaqat stabilized the innings. Sadaqat retired hurt after scoring 54 off 38 balls, but Farhan continued his onslaught to guide Peshawar to a massive total.

In reply, Quetta Region crumbled for just 113 in 19.3 overs. Off-spinner Usman Tariq played a key role in the collapse, returning with 4 wickets for 17 runs in 4 overs. However, it was Farhan’s knock that sealed the 126-run victory and earned him the Player of the Match award.

Farhan’s performance is now being hailed as one of the finest ever by a Pakistani batter in the shortest format, adding a major milestone to his cricketing journey.