Bhuvan Bam wraps The Revolutionaries; Rohit Saraf calls the journey “exhilarating” as the team completes a transformative 75-day shoot

Bhuvan Bam has officially completed filming for The Revolutionaries, marking an important milestone in his growing career. Sharing the update on social media, he summed up the experience in a simple but loaded line: “What. A. Year. 75 days of madness, emotion and unforgettable learning.”The actor expressed deep gratitude towards director Nikkhil Advani, whom he referred to as his “gurudev.” For Bhuvan, the project was more than a professional assignment-it was, as he put it, a blessing. Signing off his post, he teased what’s next: “Can’t wait for you to watch what we’ve been cooking. See you in 2026.”Bhuvan’s wrap signals not just the end of a schedule but the start of a more grounded phase in his creative journey-one centred on craft, discipline, and character. He has also signed a new film with Dharma Productions, though details remain tightly guarded. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Bhuvan Bam (@bhuvan. bam22) Meanwhile, his co-star Rohit Saraf also marked the wrap with an emotional note. Reflecting on the past year, he wrote, “The last year has been an exhilarating stretch. one that’s quietly reshaped who I thought I was. When I look back at the past fourteen months, the growth feels real. My body feels different. My mind feels steadier and the heart feels tougher.”Rohit acknowledged the physical and emotional toll of the shoot but said the creative fulfilment made it worthwhile. Highlighting Nikkhil Advani’s leadership, he added: “It was one man’s vision that kept this entire team moving with conviction. @nikkhiladvani the true leader of this revolution. Thank you sir, I’ve enjoyed trusting you.”As he looks ahead to the release, Rohit admitted that waiting will be the hardest part now: “I genuinely cannot wait for you to see what this spectacle will look like on screen. someone hit fast forward NOW!!!” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Rohit Suresh Saraf (@rohitsaraf) With both leads sharing heartfelt notes, The Revolutionaries has clearly been a transformative chapter for the cast. The project now moves into its next phase, with anticipation building steadily for its 2026 release. Also Read: Prime Video unveils first look of The Revolutionaries, starring Bhuvan Bam, Rohit Saraf, Pratibha Ranta, Gurfateh Pirzada, and Jason Shah.

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Hans Zimmer collaborates with Shashwat Sachdev for the title theme of British series Virdee

In a landmark collaboration, two-time Academy Award winner Hans Zimmer-renowned for iconic scores such as The Lion King and Inception-has joined forces with India’s national award-winning composer Shashwat Sachdev for the title theme of the British television series Virdee. The title track also features Emmy-winning British film and television composer and music producer James Everingham, celebrated for his impactful contributions to projects like ‘Apollo: Missions To The Moon’. This collaboration epitomises the evolving dynamics within the global entertainment landscape, highlighting South Asian music supremacy whilst celebrating the cross-cultural intersections that define contemporary cinema and television. Shashwat Sachdev, celebrated for his work on films such as Uri and Article 370, not only makes history as the first Indian composer to co-compose with Zimmer but also as the only Indian artist to release music under his esteemed label, Extreme Music, which also boasts of Deadmau5, Quincy Jones, Snoop Dogg, and Timbaland on its roster. Sachdev’s earlier albums, ‘Euphoria (And the Following Realities)’ released in 2021 and ‘Shades of Cashmere’ released in 2022, have garnered significant acclaim, with ‘Euphoria’ winning the PRS Foundation’s Best Newcomer Award and the track ‘Dharma’ taking home the Best World Production Music Award at the 2021 Production Music Awards. Virdee, adapted from the gripping novels by A. A. Dhand, promises to be an exhilarating crime thriller set against the gritty backdrop of modern-day England. Directed by the talented Mark Tonderai-whose keen eye for tension and drama has enriched projects like Gotham and Locke & Key-the series features a stellar cast, including Staz Nair, Aysha Kala, and Kulvinder Ghir, ensuring captivating performances that align with the intense narrative. Reflecting on this significant milestone, Shashwat Sachdev shares, “The joy of composing across continents is realising that good sound doesn’t need translation it just needs truth. From Mumbai to Los Angeles, it’s still the same heartbeat. This collaboration carried humility, pride, and soulfulness all in one breath a reminder that music isn’t made, it’s remembered. Sometimes I feel like a nomad, a gypsy soul travelling through cultures and countries, exploring new musical worlds as I move along this journey and working with Hans and James was one exceptionally beautiful world that I ever stepped into.”Shashwat Sachdev’s involvement in this groundbreaking project signifies a transformative moment for Indian music on the global landscape, paving the way for a new era in the fusion of music and storytelling. Also Read: Producer Namit Malhotra wishes Hans Zimmer on his birthday: “Can’t believe you’re part of our Ramayana journey”.