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The director shared a note after Salman hosted him and Bhuvan Bam at his Galaxy home for a screening of The Revolutionaries.

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The director shared a note after Salman hosted him and Bhuvan Bam at his Galaxy home for a screening of The Revolutionaries.

Nikhil Advani and Bhuvan Bam held a private screening of The Revolutionaries for Salman Khan at his Galaxy home, prompting an emotional post from the director recalling their 20-year bond since Salaam-E-Ishq.

Salman Khan met Nikkhil Advani and Bhuvan Bam and shared the trailer for Prime Video's The Revolutionaries on Instagram, prompting Bam to publicly thank him for the support.

Nikkhil Advani's The Revolutionaries, based on Sanjeev Sanyal's book on India's freedom struggle, gets a mixed Filmfare review that praises its subject but criticises its glossy, miscast Bollywood-style treatment on Amazon Prime Video.

Pratibha Ranta shared a gratitude post after The Revolutionaries dropped on Amazon Prime, thanking director Nikkhil Advani and reflecting on playing Pratibha Lahiri, a role she says asked more of her than any before.

Nikkhil Advani's new historical web series The Revolutionaries casts Bhuvan Bam as bomb-thrower Rash Behari Bose, with Rohit Saraf and Pratibha Ranta in support, delivering a handsome but overstuffed eight-part drama.

Netflix has grouped Dhamaal 4, The Great Indian Kapil Show's fifth season, Bhuvan Bam's Dhindora and new stand-up from Zakir Khan and Sumukhi Suresh under a single comedy slate titled Har Type Ka Funny.

Pratibha Ranta says her upcoming Prime Video series The Revolutionaries, about India's freedom struggle, plays out like a Harry Potter-style quest rather than a history lesson, with young characters piecing together a bigger puzzle.

Rohit Saraf underwent a 15-month physical transformation to play revolutionary Sachindra Nath Sanyal in Nikkhil Advani's The Revolutionaries, training in Mallakhamb and Kushti before the show's September 11 premiere on Prime Video.