
Actor-producer Huma Qureshi has dismissed speculation about her wedding, saying marriage will happen when it has to and that she is focused on a busy year. Her appearances with actor and acting…
Actor-producer Huma Qureshi has dismissed speculation about her wedding, saying marriage will happen when it has to and that she is focused on a busy year. Her appearances with actor and acting coach Rachit Singh had fuelled the rumours, Hindustan Times reports.
Qureshi recently turned producer with Baby Do Die Do, made through Saleem Siblings with her brother Saqib Saleem. She described producing as risky but rewarding, and argued that films need not have Rs 150 crore budgets to engage audiences. The film is in its fifth weekend and continues to receive theatrical shows, she said. Qureshi also criticised inflated opening-weekend figures and the pressure to send smaller films straight to streaming platforms.
Celebrity wedding speculation often treats appearances and silence as evidence, while the actor has plainly said there is no date to announce. The opposite lazy narrative, that a smaller film belongs on streaming by default, is also too neat. Qureshi’s own box-office claims remain her account, not an independent measure of success. The useful test is less glamorous: how long does Baby Do Die Do retain theatrical shows, and can audiences recommend it beyond its opening weekend?
Source: hindustantimes.com
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