Sanaya Irani Sparkles in Red

Sanaya Irani is captivating fans once again with her latest Instagram pictures, where she dazzles in a red mini dress, stylish goggles, and curly hair, capturing sun-kissed moments that leave everyone smitten.

Her journey in the world of television began with the SAB TV series “Left Right Left” in 2007, where she portrayed the character of Cadet Sameera Shroff. Despite being new to Hindi, she received guidance from her director to excel in her role. Following this, she took on a negative role in “Radhaa Ki Betiyaan Kuch Kar Dikhayengi” in 2008 on Imagine TV.

In 2015, Sanaya showcased her dancing skills in “Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa 8” on Colors. She also reprised her beloved character of Khushi Kumari Gupta Singh Raizada in the sequel mini-series “Iss Pyaar Ko Kya Naam Doon?… Ek Jashan” in the same year. Moreover, she and her husband Mohit Sehgal participated in the dance reality show “Nach Baliye 8” in 2017, although they faced some controversy along the way.

Sanaya has made special appearances in various shows, demonstrating her support for her friends and colleagues. From “Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa” to “Bigg Boss 7” and “Beintehaa,” she has graced the screens with her charm and talent.

Why ‘Monkey Man’ Not Streaming in India

Dev Patel’s highly anticipated directorial debut, “Monkey Man,” has become a victim of streaming limbo in India. Despite garnering international release, the film remains unavailable on any legal platforms within the country, frustrating fans and leading to its leak on piracy websites.

Social media has been abuzz with users discussing the film’s unavailability. Many have resorted to pirated versions, expressing their disappointment through memes and comments.

The film, which follows a vigilante seeking revenge, boasts an impressive cast including Patel, Sharlto Copley, and Sikandar Kher.

A glimmer of hope emerged with reports suggesting an Indian theatrical release on April 19th. However, clearance from the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) presented a new challenge. Concerns regarding violence and potentially offensive content could delay the approval process, especially with the need for studio approvals across continents.

As of today, “Monkey Man” remains unreleased in India, leaving fans in the dark and pushing some towards piracy. Hopefully, a resolution can be reached soon, allowing audiences to enjoy the film through legitimate channels.