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ALTBalaji signs Rithvik Dhanjani for a digital series

Rithvik Dhanjani has been winning our hearts with his great hosting skills for a long time now, but the diehard fans of the actor still want to see him in a fiction show. Dhanjani, who made his acting debut with a cameo appearance in Ekta Kapoor's Bandini, has not been seen in any fiction show after his popular show Pavitra Rishta ended its run a couple of years ago.

However, if sources are to be believed, the popular actor is teaming up with his mentor Ekta Kapoor once again, but their next venture is not a TV show. Rithvik has been signed to play a pivotal role in ALTBalaji's forthcoming web-series which also stars Vivek Oberoi and Ravi Kishan. The crime and gangster drama series is expected to go to the sets very soon.


Besides this untitled web-series, ALTBalaji is also making a digital show, titled Broken. It stars Vikrant Massey in the principal role.

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Indian-origin filmmaker Sandip Patel continues to widen his international footprint

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Sandip Patel makes Cannes mark with 'Holy Father' and future projects

Highlights

  • Sandip Patel represented SRHP Films at the Cannes Film Festival 2026
  • Upcoming Hollywood feature Holy Father drew industry attention at the event
  • New project Sundown Town launched in the US ahead of its planned 2027 release

Cannes becomes latest step in SRHP Films’ international push

Indian-origin filmmaker Sandip Patel continues to widen his international footprint, using the Cannes Film Festival 2026 as another platform to strengthen SRHP Films’ growing global presence. Based in Augusta, Georgia, Patel has steadily expanded his production banner through international collaborations and projects aimed at reaching audiences across borders.

At this year’s festival, Patel represented SRHP Films in connection with upcoming Hollywood feature Holy Father, directed by Shravan Tiwari. The film stars Eric Roberts and Mary Lyrette and generated interest among industry attendees during the festival.

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