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Imran Hashmi's film Avarapan 2 has been released in theaters and received positive reviews from audiences. Following the film's release, Imran's family became a subject of discussion because the actor's family has long connections with the film industry. Many did not know that the actor's grandmother herself was a famous actress of her time.

In the 1940s, the beauty and acting skills of Imran's grandmother were often discussed, and she was compared to famous actresses of that era, such as Madhubala and Nargis.

According to available information, Imran Hashmi's grandmother is named Mehar Bano. She gained fame in cinema under the name Purmina Das Verma. She entered the world of cinema at a very young age and quickly gained recognition. Mehar Bano was a neighbor of Rahman B. Desai. When she was in school, Rahman B. Desai gave her the opportunity to work in a Gujarati film. In this movie, she played the role of Radha and attracted everyone's attention, after which her career continued.

Purmina was considered one of the most beautiful beauties of her time; she was incredibly attractive. People were captivated by her facial expressions and screen presence. Her popularity was so strong that in the 1940s and 1950s, she was called a combination of Nargis and Madhubala. Purmina acted in films such as Patanga, Jogan, Sagai, Jal, Aurat, Mera Gaon Mera Desh, Zanjir, and Naam. The film Patanga, released in 1949, brought her special fame.

Her neighbor appreciated the beauty and talent of Purmina Das Verma. Starting her film career at the age of just 16, she became a heroine. She managed to achieve star status at such a young age when many people do not even understand the true meaning of this term.

Regarding Purmina's personal life, she married twice. Her first marriage was to Syed Shaukat Hashmi, from whom she had a son, Anwar Hashmi. She married for the second time in 1954 to Bogandan Das Verma. Imran Hashmi is a grandson in this family, and the actress was very proud of her grandson. In one interview, she shared her joy that her grandson became an actor. She noted that she is pleased when people know her as Imran Hashmi's grandmother.

Imran Hashmi's film 'Avarapan 2' generated high anticipation among the public. After 19 years, Imran returned in the role of Shivam Pandit, and the film premiered in theaters on August 14th. Initial reviews from viewers who shared their opinions about Shivam Pandit's return have already appeared.

Before the release of 'Avarapan 2', it created huge excitement among viewers. On Friday morning, the movie appeared in cinemas, and fans rushed to the halls without delay. The first reactions coming in on X are mostly positive, with particular mention of the film's emotional impact and Hashmi's long-awaited return.

One user noted that the first twenty minutes are so captivating that the viewer emotionally connects with Shivam Pandit. Another viewer was deeply impressed by the music and wrote that the original song in 'Avarapan' is worth the money. Fans were thrilled to see Imran Hashmi in the cinema.

One fan of Imran wrote that his appearance, charm, and effortless handsomeness are simply stunning. He added that watching 'Avarapan 2' on the first day and at the first screening feels incredible. While some actors can entertain, Imran's charisma hits differently.

Another viewer described the emotional experience while watching the credits at the end of the film. A fan wrote that watching the credits at the end of the film is so emotional that you feel everything, and then suddenly realize that this song is truly part of the film. It was something incredible.

Imran Hashmi's film with Disha Patani is receiving good reviews not only from viewers but also from film critics. On August 14th, along with Imran's film, 'Bantwara 1947' starring Sunny Deol was also released in theaters, and an interesting confrontation between the two films is expected.

Actor Mujammil Ibrahim is making a return to the big screen through his participation in Salman Khan's film. Mujammil, who previously garnered attention for films such as 'Dhokha' and 'Will You Marry Me,' will now appear in the highly anticipated project 'SVC63' alongside Salman Khan and Nayanthara. This major action film, directed by Vaamsi Padipally, will feature Mujammil in a very significant and action-packed role.

Mujammil Ibrahim expressed his enthusiasm for the role, although he did not disclose details about it. He stated that his character will be filled with powerful action sequences, and that filming has already begun. Expressing joy at collaborating with Salman Khan, Mujammil called this moment the fulfillment of his 'wish list.' He noted that any actor would be thrilled by the opportunity to share the screen with a superstar like Salman Khan.

This action-entertainment film, shot under the direction of Vaamsi Padipally, is in production. According to the creators' plans, the film is scheduled to be released in theaters for the Eid holiday in 2027. In addition to Salman and Nayanthara, many other famous artists are part of the cast, but the creators are keeping the plot completely secret for now. Earlier, in April, Salman Khan shared some initial shooting stills with fans and promised to provide more information when the time was right.

Mujammil Ibrahim has gone from being a model to an actor. He began his career as a model and then made his Bollywood debut in the thriller 'Dhokha' by Pooja Bhatt in 2007. He later appeared in films such as 'Horn OK Please' and 'Will You Marry Me?'. After a period away from the big screen, he gained new recognition through the popular spy web series 'Special Ops,' where he played RAW agent Avinash, which received high praise from viewers. Additionally, he participated in a supporting role in 'Race 2.'

Besides Salman Khan's film, Mujammil has another major project. He is also part of Sanjay Leela Bhansali's much-awaited film 'Love & War.' In this multi-starrer, Ranbir Kapoor, Alia Bhatt, and Vicky Kaushal play the lead roles. Joining two such large-scale projects in the film industry clearly shows that Mujammil Ibrahim is confidently returning to big-budget films alongside leading industry directors. Recently, Mujammil also attracted public attention by revealing that during his early modeling days in Mumbai, he was in a relationship with Deepika Padukone for two years.

Salman Khan's collaboration with a director from South Indian cinema in 'SVC63' once again demonstrates his work with masters of South cinema. Before Vaamsi Padipally, Salman had starred in hits with renowned South directors such as Prabhu Deva ('Wanted' and 'Dabangg 3'), Siddiqui ('Bodyguard'), and A.R. Murugadoss ('Sicknder'). On the other hand, director Vaamsi Padipally is known for creating successful films such as 'Munna,' 'Upiri,' 'Maharshi,' and 'Varisu.' Thus, fans are anticipating a big cinematic event for Eid 2027 from this new pairing.