Kangana Ranaut is reportedly feeling insecure about all the buzz around Deepika Padukone and her look in Padmavati.
Kangana Ranaut grabbed much attention after her look in Manikarnika got leaked on social media. However, there are rumours that the makers of the film intentionally circulated the pictures as the actress is insecure about the buzz around Deepika as Padmavati.
In the first look photos of Kangana in Manikarnika, the versatile actress is seen in a gorgeous yet fierce avatar of Jhansi Ki Rani Laxmibai. She was shooting for the film in Jaipur, and the leaked photos are from the sets itself.
As soon as the photos appeared on social media, comparisons between Kangana as Laxmibai and Deepika as Padmavati started doing the rounds on social media. While many said that Kangana looked better in the look of a queen, others voted for Deepika.
However, the most interesting aspect of the debate is that it is being said that Kangana and her team have been deliberately leaking the pictures on social media to remove people's attention from Deepika's Padmavati.
It is being said that Kangana got insecure for all the massive attention that Deepika has been receiving ever since the first look and trailer of Padmavati was released.
#KanganaRanaut looks majestic as #JhansiRaniLakshmiBai from her upcoming #Manikarnika pic.twitter.com/NM83R6r1dN
"How else can you explain the multiple pictures of Kangana in a queen's avatar being 'leaked' from the sets on a daily basis? Kangana may be feeling anxious, but it is too early for her pictures to come out much before the release of the film. She may well want to piggyback on Deepika's queen visuals coming out, but this is more of a knee-jerk reaction," one entertainment portal quoted a source as saying.
Kangana and Deepika are two of the leading Bollywood divas currently, and in such a situation, comparisons between them are bound to occur.
However, there is a big time gap between the release dates of Padmavati and Manikarnika, and hence Kangana ideally should not have any such insecurity.
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Nina Dobrev (The Vampire Diaries) is one of the names featured on the shortlist, alongside Alexandra Daddario (Percy Jackson, Texas Chainsaw). Daddario recently worked with Johnson on disaster movie San Andreas and having just finished filming upcoming projects The Choice and The Layover, she could may well be a frontrunner.
But she is not without competition. According to Deadline, Pretty Little Liars' Ashley Benson is also up for the unspecified role, as is Alexandra Shipp (Straight Outta Compton, X-Men: Apocalypse), Teen Wolf's Shelley Hennig and Denyse Tontz (Big Time Rush). It has also been reported that The Duff's Bianca Santos is also being tested for the part.
Seth Gordon, a director well-versed in comedy after his work on Horrible Bosses and Identity Thief, will helm the picture, which will centre around an accomplished former Olympian (presumably Johnson) who squabbles with the leader of a cocky but superior team of lifeguards. Friday The 13th's Damian Shannon and Mark Swift penned the last draft of the script the film-makers will be working with. Beau Flynn (San Andreas) and Ivan Reitman (Ghostbusters) will be producing alongside Johnson's company, Seven Bucks Productions.
The Baywatch movie has been in the pipeline since 2004 – just three years after the iconic television series went off the air – but it has been running in slow motion ever since, due to the film-maker's difficulty both in finding the right story and also determining the tone for a modern-day cinematic version.
The programme itself – despite being the subject of mirth nowadays, which is regarded as part of its charm – originally took itself seriously when it came to its "action/drama" branding, a genre that probably would not work that well with the subject matter if on the silver screen now.
However, in August as cast-members starting joining and Gordon was confirmed, Johnson revealed on Twitter that the film will be "big, fun and R-rated" which gives an inkling as to how everyone involved is treating the subject matter... (Not all that seriously, thankfully).
The movie is slated to begin production in early 2016, ahead of no official release date yet. However, rumours have suggested the studios are hoping for a summer 2017 unveiling.
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West Ham United are in discussions with the representatives of prolific striker Wilfried Bony as they attempt to secure the services of the Vitesse Arnhem forward this summer.
The 24-year-old has been in sensational form this season and is currently topping the goal scoring charts in Holland where he has 26 goals in just 24 league games.
With West Ham virtually assured of staying in the Premier League it seems their chairman, David Gold and David Sullivan, are now ready to sanction a club record £12million offer for the Ivory Coast international.
Bony would likely be a direct replacement for Liverpool striker Andy Carroll who has seemingly not done enough during his season long loan to persuade the east London club to part with the £17million the Reds are seeking.
Carroll has scored just three league goals in his 16 games for West Ham and is now likely to return to Liverpool at the end of the season.
With West Ham seemingly deciding against doing a deal with Liverpool, it seems their full attention will go on persuading Vitesse to part with Bony. The Sun reports that the player's representatives are due in London this week in order to discuss the details of a move.
The Hammers have shown their willingness to spend big for the right player and last year broke their own transfer record when they signed Matt Jarvis from Wolverhampton Wanderers for £10.75million.
Vitesse would stand to make a significant profit on Bony as they managed to sign the striker for just £4million from Sparta Prague in January 2011 and he has gone on to score some 46 goals in just 63 games.
West Ham have a number of strikers at the club but Kevin Nolan remains their top scorer despite firing just six league goals, with another midfielder in Mark Noble second on the list scoring four times.
Sam Allardyce will be desperate to sign a proven goalscorer and it seems as though Bony is prepared to leave Holland in order to play in a bigger league.
"I am an ambitious player, I am enjoying my football in the Netherlands but I expect to move to a bigger league if I am doing well, I can't change that," Bony told Sky Sports.
"I love the Premier League and want to play here if there is an opportunity. But now I am happy we won a game for Ivory Coast after missing an opportunity in South Africa to win the Nations Cup."
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