When veteran actor Boman Irani launched his writing initiative Spiral Bound during the pandemic, it became a creative refuge for emerging storytellers. Among the earliest voices to bloom in that space was Palak Malav Shah, a promising writer now carving her own niche with an inimitable blend of emotional honesty and wry humour.

Palak’s latest work is the short film Momo Deal, produced by Royal Stag Barrel Select Large Short Films, directed by Dheeraj Jindal, and starring Anushka Kaushik and Akashdeep Arora. The tender, witty narrative follows Naman, a quiet young man coping with the sudden loss of his best friend Mahima — until her ghost returns for one night in Jaipur to share one last plate of momos, turning grief into moments of unexpected laughter.

At its special premiere of the film, Boman Irani and members of the Spiral Bound writing community turned up in full support. Sharing his thoughts after watching the short film, Boman Irani said, "It’s truly heartening to see so many of us Spiral Bounders here today, supporting each other, and that, for me, is one of the most heartening things. I’m very proud to be here. As for Momo Deal, in just 13 minutes, Palak managed to capture exactly what life is all about — beyond friendships, relationships, and yes, even momos sneaking into the middle of it all. She’s woven metaphor, friendship, love, and the very philosophy of life and existence into this short film. I couldn’t be prouder.”

Writer Palak Shah shares, “Momo Deal was written at a time when my longer scripts were caught in endless cycles of approvals and feedback. I missed the joy of seeing words come alive on screen. So I wrote something small, intimate, and real. No twists, no stunts — just truth,”

The film has already travelled internationally, being an official selection at the Garofano Rosso Film Festival in Italy, the Accra Indie Filmfest in Ghana, and more. Now available on YouTube.

Palak’s journey as a writer has just begun. She is currently developing a feature with Divyang Thakkar (Director, Jayeshbhai Jordaar), a Netflix-commissioned drama with Balaji Telefilms, and another feature with a leading female filmmaker. In an industry often obsessed with spectacle, her work is proof that you don’t need noise to create impact — you just need to mean every word you write.

Also Read: Kayoze Irani opens up on working with dad Boman Irani in Sarzameen; says, “He directed me more than I directed him”

Popular casting director Shanoo Sharma recently came under the spotlight after actress Isha Talwar shared an unusual audition story from her early days in the film industry. Talwar revealed that she was once asked to perform an intense crying scene in the middle of a busy Mumbai restaurant — Mia Cucina in Versova — while customers dined nearby. She described the experience as “confusing” and “confidence-shattering” for a young newcomer, adding that she refused the audition and lost the role.

Following her account, Manipuri actor Bijou Thaangjam, best known for his role in Priyanka Chopra’s 2014 film Mary Kom, recalled going through a similar experience. Responding to Talwar’s comment, he wrote: “@talwarisha I hear you! My very first film audition was with her, for Byomkesh Bakshy. I wasn’t fluent in Hindi, not very confident, but hopeful to give it my best. And just like your experience, I was asked to perform a scene right in front of a café, the one that used to be called Bru World, Yari Road. I didn’t give in. A few days later, her assistant called me back for a proper studio audition. But by then, I had already signed Mary Kom.”

Talwar’s post also drew responses from other actors, including Nidhi Subbaiah, who claimed she was “shunned” and “made fun of” by Sharma’s assistants during her first audition.

Also Read: Isha Talwar recalls Shanoo Sharma’s “weird” audition request early in her career: “It shattered my confidence”

The biggest film of the year, War 2, starring Hrithik Roshan and Jr NTR, is all set to release on Thursday, August 14 and the excitement for it is tremendous. The producers, Yash Raj Films (YRF), completed the censor process in time and in this article, we’ll focus on the cuts given to the spy action entertainer by the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC).

The CBFC has not requested any deletions or changes to the action sequences. However, in certain other scenes, they have asked for modifications, including both audio and visual cuts. To begin with, the makers were asked to mute ‘inappropriate references’ in the audio as well as visuals. The changes were made in as many as six places in the film. An ‘obscene’ dialogue was replaced by an approved sentence. Just a minute after this dialogue, an ‘obscene’ gesture made by a character, lasting two seconds, was asked to be deleted.

That’s not all. The CBFC asked the makers to reduce sensual images by 50%. In terms of duration, that amounts to 9 seconds. These sensual visuals are assumed to be those of Kiara Advani’s bikini scene in the song ‘Aavan Jaavan’. Kiara’s never-before-seen hot avatar has got a roaring response ever since it was shown for just a few seconds in the teaser and the trailer of War 2. The song ‘Aavan Jaavan’ showed more glimpses of it. It broke the internet and now it remains to be seen how fans of Kiara would react after knowing that the CBFC has played spoilsport by censoring 9 seconds of it.

Once these changes were made, War 2 was passed with a U/A 16+ certificate on August 6. The length of the film, as mentioned on the censor certificate, is 179.49 minutes. In other words, War 2 is 2 hours, 59 minutes and 49 seconds long.

Interestingly, War 2 makers approached the CBFC yet again on August 8. As per sources, they voluntarily cut down the film’s length to make it crisper and more effective. The revised run time of the film is now 171.44 minutes, that is, 2 hours, 51 minutes and 44 seconds.

Another industry source pointed out to Bollywood Hungama that it was the Revising Committee (RC) that cleared War 2 instead of the Examining Committee (EC). The source said, “It is possible that the EC must have asked for many changes, which must have prompted War 2 makers to approach the RC.”

The source added, “The Presiding Officer of the RC was Padma Shri Ramesh Patange. He is known to clear those films for which the EC has had reservations. Last year, he had cleared the controversial film Hamare Baraah and also Vedaa. The latter also had faced issues with the EC after which the RC cleared the film, albeit with changes.”

Another biggie in recent times to be cleared by the RC was the Aamir Khan-starrer Sitaare Zameen Par.

Also Read: EXCLUSIVE: Yash Raj Films opts for MEGA blockbuster pricing for War 2; ticket rates expected to be at par with Pushpa 2

Less than a week is left for the release of the biggest Hindi film of the year, War 2, and the excitement is increasing for it with each passing day. Tomorrow, August 10, the advance booking will finally be thrown open. Meanwhile, Bollywood Hungama has learned that the producers, Yash Raj Films (YRF), have finalized the price slab for War 2.

A trade source told Bollywood Hungama, “YRF has asked cinemas to go for mega blockbuster pricing for War 2. They feel it is justified since it is a highly anticipated film and one of the biggest films to release in India across languages and industries in 2025. The cinemas have also agreed with the directive as they are confident that there is going to be a heavy demand for the film due to its casting, mass appeal, extended holiday period and the popularity of the YRF Spy Universe.”

Another source told us, “Since it is the mega blockbuster slab, the ticket rates are expected to be in the same range as Pushpa 2 – The Rule.” The Allu Arjun starrer was the last film that opted for pricing higher than the blockbuster category.

Bollywood Hungama had published a similar report in January 2023 about the price strategy for the Shah Rukh Khan-starrer Pathaan. This film was also a part of the YRF Spy Universe. At that time, YRF had asked cinemas to opt for blockbuster pricing and had specifically mentioned that the ticket prices should be the same as it was for the 3D version of Brahmastra (2022). But with War 2, the pricing is expected to be higher as it falls in the mega blockbuster category.

War 2 stars Hrithik Roshan, Jr NTR and Kiara Advani and is directed by Ayan Mukerji. The first part, War (2019), directed by Siddharth Anand, starred Hrithik along with Tiger Shroff, and was the biggest hit of that year. It now remains to be seen how War 2 performs at the box office and whether it manages to walk in the footsteps of its predecessor.

Also Read: Coolie tornado strikes War 2 internationally; Rajinikanth starrer grosses Rs. 27 crores compared to Rs. 4.5 crore for War 2

Director Ashwin Kumar, producer Shilpaa Dhawan, Chaluve Gowda of Homebale Films and eminent distributor Anil Thadani attended the success press meet of their surprise animated blockbuster, Mahavatar Narsimha. Usually, film events are held in five-star hotels. But the success press conference of this devotional film was held at Mumbai’s ISKCON Temple.

Mahavatar Narsimha ends with the promise of a sequel, Mahavatar Parshuram. Ashwin Kumar was asked about it and also spending eight years making the first part.

The director said, “When you look at the technological advances that are there today, we didn’t have those facilities when we started out. Also, we were dealing with a certain budget and technology at hand. Also, technology obsoletes faster than you think. It is only by the grace of the divine that it (Mahavatar Narsimha) has been pulled off to such an extent. But from the next time around, janta jandardhan ko expectation hai. Hence, we also need to up our game and up our technology. Fortunately, we have wonderful producers and distributors. Also, we have the tech and the artists. So, we need to pan it out faster. Hence, we are looking at arriving (with Mahavatar Parshuram) in two years.”

Ashwin Kumar further said, “It’ll make for a never-seen-before experience and on a scale that’s never been experienced before. That is my promise to you!”

Chaluve Gowda, meanwhile, shared about the epic reaction given by superstar Prabhas and blockbuster filmmaker Prashanth Neel of Salaar and KGF fame, “Anil sir saw the film with Prabhas sir and Prashanth Neel. After the screening, they called Ashwin and told him, ‘You come down South and do an action movie’ (laughs)!”

Interestingly, even before the release of Mahavatar Narsimha, the makers announced that they’ll be making several films under the Mahavatar Cinematic Universe. After Mahavatar Parshuram, Mahavatar Raghunandan will be released in 2029, followed by Mahavatar Dwarkadhish in 2031, Mahavatar Gokulananda in 2033, Mahavatar Kalki Part 1 in 2035 and Mahavatar Kalki Part 2 in 2037.

Also Read: Homable Films and Kleem Production unveil success trailer of Mahavatar Narsimha as the film creates history at the Box Office

The much-anticipated war drama Battle of Galwan, starring Salman Khan as Colonel Bikkumalla Santosh Babu, is set to roll cameras in Ladakh later this month, skipping its originally planned Mumbai schedule. Earlier, it was reported that an elaborate set was under construction at Mehboob Studios in Bandra for the first leg of shooting for Apoorva Lakhia’s directorial venture. However, production plans have now shifted. Reportedly, the film will commence its shoot in Ladakh from August 22 to September 3, with the Mumbai leg postponed indefinitely.

Creative Call Behind the Change

Mid-Day quoted an insider saying, “It’s a creative decision. The makers want to start directly with the action scenes. Also, Salman sports a distinct look, and for continuity purposes, there couldn’t have been a 30-day gap between the Mumbai and Ladakh stints. Apoorva felt that the sequences would need to be shot in succession.”

The report further added that the Bandra set, which had been readied for the initial shoot, is now being dismantled. Whether any sequences — such as a song or patchwork shots — will eventually be filmed in Mumbai will be decided during the project’s final phase.

Battle of Galwan will depict the India–China military clash that occurred in June 2020. Salman Khan will portray Colonel Bikkumalla Santosh Babu, the commanding officer of the 16 Bihar Regiment, who was posthumously awarded the Maha Vir Chakra in 2021 for his bravery during the confrontation.

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While rumours have circulated about potential hurdles with the Ministry of Defence over the film’s sensitive subject, sources close to the production dismiss them. “The film is about a soldier’s bravery. It’s not villainising another country. The makers wouldn’t have announced the film without permissions in place,” the insider clarified.

Also Read: Lawrence Bishnoi gang claims responsibility for second attack on Kapil Sharma’s cafe in Canada; threatens Bollywood over Salman Khan links

The Rajinikanth led Coolie is turning out to be a box office hurricane as the film has surpassed all expectations in the advance booking. With 6 days to go for release, Coolie has sold tickets worth Rs. 27 crores in the international markets, making it the best advance of all time for an Indian film outside of Baahubali 2. Leading from the front is the US, followed by Malaysia, the UAE, and Australia/New Zealand.

The film is looking to score history at the box office with an unimaginable opening day at the overseas market. The first day could be as high as Rs. 80 crores on Thursday, which speaks volumes about the hype commanded by Coolie among the cinema-going audience. While the total overseas advance of Coolie stands at Rs. 27 crores, War 2 has a sub-par response with advances of Rs. 4.50 crores. The Telugu version of War 2 has contributed 50 percent to the total advances so far.

The film is trailing behind Coolie internationally, and the hope for revival in this will be the business in India, especially driven by NTR Jr. in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, and Hrithik Roshan in the Hindi markets. At the moment, it looks like a clean sweep for Coolie to emerge as the first pick at the worldwide box office, until and unless War 2 makes up for the overseas gap with performance in India. Right now, it's safe to conclude that the hype for War 2 is hit by a tornado in the form of Coolie.

Also Read: Aamir Khan intervenes in Coolie release: Makes direct call to PVR-Inox, seeks premium showcasing ahead of War 2 clash

Popular Bollywood casting director Shanoo Sharma, known for discovering fresh talent for some of the industry’s biggest films, recently sat down for an interview with The Hollywood Reporter to discuss her work on the newly released film Saiyaara. However, a post related to the interview sparked a wave of candid revelations from actors who have auditioned for her in the past.

Isha Talwar Recalls “Weird Ask” During Early Audition In the comments section of the post, actress Isha Talwar opened up about an unusual audition she was asked to perform early in her career.

She recounted, “So when I started auditioning for roles with Shanoo… I was told to perform a scene at a restaurant called Mia Cucina in Versova, Bombay… a CRYING scene in the middle of a busy working restaurant with customers dining next to my table. I was told I should have no inhibitions as an actor and hence I should be able to do a crying scene with Shanoo sitting in front of me and some of her assistants… It was such a confusing/weird ask… it shattered my confidence as a young girl in films.”

Talwar went on to say she felt an audition should be conducted in a proper casting space or, if required at a real location, one should be hired for the purpose. She added, “I do remember saying I can’t do it and of course I never got the role… but at least I didn’t give in to the weird ask and surely didn’t cry at a restaurant for a role!”

Sharing her story “a decade later,” Talwar said she wanted newcomers to feel “no pressure” if faced with similar situations. Nidhi Subbaiah Echoes Concerns Over Audition Environment Another actress, Nidhi Subbaiah, also took to the comments to reflect on her own early experience with Sharma’s casting process.

She wrote, “Shanoo is sweet but I’m not sure of her casting process. Was shunned and made fun of by her assistants when I’d gone for my first audition. They kept giggling about how different photos are from reality while pointing at a Miss India who was with me for that audition.”

Shanoo Sharma has not yet responded publicly to these accounts.

Also Read: EXCLUSIVE: Isha Talwar recalls Anil Kapoor doing 45 takes for Hamara Dil Aapke Paas Hai scene; says, “Whether it’s right or wrong, I don’t want to get into it. But it is too much”

Hours after comedian Kapil Sharma’s Kap’s Café in Surrey, Canada, was targeted for the second time in a month, gangster Lawrence Bishnoi claimed responsibility for the attack. The fresh round of threats has escalated tensions, with the gang warning Bollywood celebrities against working with actor Salman Khan.

Audio Clip Reveals Gang’s Motive

An audio recording, now accessed in full, features Bishnoi gang member Harry Boxer openly taking responsibility for the shooting. In the clip, Boxer alleges that Sharma was targeted due to his association with Salman Khan, describing the superstar as the gang’s “arch-enemy.”

Boxer warns that the gang will not spare any Bollywood actor, filmmaker, or producer who chooses to work with Salman. “Main Harry Boxer, Lawrence Bishnoi gang se… yeh jo Kapil Sharma pe pehle aur ab firing hui hai, yeh isliye hui hai kyunki isne Salman Khan ko udghatan mein bulaya tha Netflix ke show pe. Aur agli baar… ab seedhe AK-47 hi chalegi inke chhaati pe,” he is heard saying.

He further threatens to disrupt Mumbai’s entertainment industry, promising a wave of fear. “Agar Salman Khan ke saath kisi ne bhi kaam kiya toh apni maut ka zimmedar khud hoga,” Boxer declares, ending the message with “Jai Shri Ram, Jai Balkari.”

Firing At #KapilSharma's Cafe Over Show Invite To #SalmanKhan, Says Bishnoi Gang Member Harry Boxer; Audio Clip Goes Viral Read more: https://t.co/pg99NoaSCD pic.twitter.com/uyo4pINvp5

— Free Press Journal (@fpjindia) August 8, 2025

Café Targeted Twice in a Month

Kap’s Café first came under fire on July 8, when assailants opened fire on the premises. The second attack occurred on August 7, exactly a month later. In both instances, the Bishnoi gang claimed responsibility, stating that Kapil had ignored their calls and warnings.

Security footage from the latest incident shows an armed individual firing multiple rounds outside the eatery. Reports indicate that the café’s windows were shattered by at least half a dozen bullets. Thankfully, no injuries were reported.

Kapil Sharma Yet to Respond

So far, Kapil Sharma has not issued any official statement addressing the repeated attacks or the threats. The incidents have raised concerns over the safety of Indian celebrities abroad, especially given the gang’s explicit warnings to the film industry.

Also Read: Kaps Café attacked again! Second shooting at the Kapil Sharma owned eatery in a month sparks gang rivalry fears

In a shocking incident late Thursday night, Bollywood actress Huma Qureshi’s cousin, Asif Qureshi, was killed following a violent altercation in Delhi’s Jangpura area, allegedly sparked by a minor parking dispute.

According to police, the incident occurred around 10:30–11:00 pm in Bhogal Market Lane, when Asif confronted his neighbour over a scooter parked in front of his gate. What began as a routine request to move the vehicle escalated into a heated argument.

During the confrontation, the neighbour, identified as Ujjwal (19), allegedly attacked Asif with a sharp object, inflicting severe injuries. Another accused, Gautam (18), also joined in the assault. The attack was captured on CCTV, with footage showing Asif being dragged and attacked by the two men.

Police said Asif had a history of disagreements with the accused, and the victim’s wife alleged the killing was deliberate and conspiratorial. “My man has been deliberately and conspiratorially killed,” she told the media, adding that past clashes had occurred between the parties.

Asif was rushed to a nearby hospital but was declared dead on arrival. The CCTV footage of the attack has since surfaced online.

VIDEO | Actor Huma Qureshi's cousin, Asif Qureshi, was stabbed to death following a dispute over parking in southeast Delhi's Bhogal area on Thursday. Two teenagers have been apprehended in connection with the incident. CCTV visuals of the incident.#DelhiNews

(Viewers… pic.twitter.com/DJrXqd3vwX — Press Trust of India (@PTI_News) August 8, 2025

The Hazrat Nizamuddin police registered a case under sections 103(1) (murder) and 3(5) (common intention) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS). Both accused, residents of the same locality, have been arrested.

Police investigations are ongoing to ascertain further details and determine whether there were other individuals involved in the planning or execution of the attack.

Also Read: Bhutan bites back! Huma Qureshi shares funny rooster attack memory; says, “I was trying to be cheeky with him in his home”

On August 8, Prime Video, in collaboration with Excel Entertainment, unveiled the spine-chilling trailer of its upcoming supernatural horror-investigation series. Headlined by Priya Bapat, Karanvir Malhotra, Prajakta Koli, and Surveen Chawla, the series also boasts a powerhouse cast featuring Vatsal Sheth, Parvin Dabas, and Pranay Pachauri in pivotal roles. Produced by Ritesh Sidhwani, Farhan Akhtar, Kassim Jagmagia, Mohit Shah, and Karan Anshuman under the banner of Excel Entertainment, with Vishal Ramchandani as Associate Producer, the eight-episode series is written by Gaurav Desai, Raaghav Dar, Chintan Sarda, and Karan Anshuman, and directed by Raaghav Dar. Andhera will premiere exclusively on Prime Video.

Rooted in a world where logic meets the unknown, Andhera weaves a chilling investigative drama with atmospheric supernatural horror, promising an immersive, edge-of-the-seat visual experience. Set against the dazzling yet deceptive skyline of Mumbai, the trailer peels back the city’s glittering surface to reveal something far darker. When a young woman disappears under mysterious circumstances, Inspector Kalpana Kadam (Priya Bapat) and troubled medical student Jay (Karanvir Malhotra) are pulled into a dark spiral of secrets. As their investigation unearths a sinister force hiding in the shadows, reality begins to fracture. As the line between reality and nightmare begins to dissolve, the duo must confront forces that defy explanation—and fight a creeping darkness that threatens to consume everything in its path.

“With Andhera, we wanted to create something that would not just scare, but also provoke thought,” says Director Raaghav Dar. “The idea was never to rely on conventional horror tropes, but to explore fear as something far more psychological—something that stems from ambition, guilt, and the secrets we bury deep within. We built a world where horror emerges from the choices people make, where science and the supernatural intersect in disturbing ways. At its core, Andhera is about the darkness we carry, often unknowingly. And through this series, we wanted to hold a mirror to that inner chaos, while also delivering a gripping, edge-of-the-seat ride. It’s horror, yes, but with a purpose, and a pulse that feels very real.”

Producer Karan Anshuman added, “With Andhera, we’re peeling back the layers of fear. This isn’t your cookie-cutter horror flick - no cheap tricks, no lazy jump scares - just pure, slow-burning dread that crawls under your skin and stays there. It’s psychological, it’s raw, it’s personal. You’re gonna feel the tension, you’re gonna taste the darkness. Prime Video’s shown guts, letting us push the envelope again, so be warned: if you’re looking for comfort, look elsewhere. If you’re looking to confront darkness head-on, welcome home. August 14 - lights off, Andhera on.”

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"I was instantly intrigued by the world of Andhera. It’s a psychological horror story, but at its core, it’s about the survival of the mind, of truth, and of identity,” said actor Prajakta Koli. "My character is impulsive, bold, and often skeptical, yet she’s also deeply affected by what she can’t explain. Being part of a story that is so eerie yet emotionally layered has been an unforgettable experience. I genuinely can’t wait for audiences to get pulled into this world and see how the mystery slowly unfolds."

Also Read: Prime Video unleashes trailer for The Terminal List: Dark Wolf starring Taylor Kitsch, Chris Pratt, and Tom Hopper

Actress Bhumi Pednekar, along with her sister, lawyer-turned-entrepreneur Samiksha Pednekar, unveils Backbay, a next-generation beverage brand that reimagines hydration for the modern Indian lifestyle. Rooted in wellness and shaped by conscious consumption, Backbay’s debut offering is natural mineral water, bottled at source in the Himalayan foothills. Rich in naturally occurring minerals and electrolytes, it’s housed in sleek, planet-conscious cartons—designed as a bold, sustainable alternative to traditional PET packaging.

Backbay is crafted for a new generation of mindful consumers who seek purpose, purity, and intentionality in their everyday choices. Originating as glacial melt, the water slowly filters through mineral-rich formations, absorbing naturally occurring magnesium, calcium, and potassium. It is drawn from a protected Himalayan reservoir and bottled in a women-led facility in Himachal Pradesh. Backbay delivers clean, naturally alkaline mineral water designed to nourish both your body and your values.

“I’ve always been conscious of what I consume and how it impacts my health and the environment,” says Bhumi Pednekar. “When I looked at the bottled water space, it felt outdated and lacking in trust. Despite being the most essential beverage, water hasn’t seen meaningful innovation. Most options come in plastic, and the alternatives are either expensive or inaccessible. This made us rethink how water should be sourced, packaged, and experienced. That’s how Backbay began. Every choice we’ve made reflects our values of integrity, sustainability, and long-term impact. Backbay is not just a product. It is a cleaner, safer choice - one that prioritises people and the planet.”

At the heart of Backbay is its sustainability-first packaging. The water comes in lightweight, FSC-certified paperboard cartons topped with plant-based caps made from sugarcane resin. Fully recyclable, travel-friendly, and built to withstand India’s heat without chemical leaching, these cartons are as functional as they are future-forward.

“Water is the most essential product we consume every day, yet ironically, it’s also the most overlooked," adds Samiksha Pednekar. “The category is flooded with vague claims, plastic pollution, and a lack of transparency. With Backbay, we saw a clear gap, to build a hydration brand rooted in integrity, design, and conscious sourcing. This wasn’t just a business opportunity; it was a chance to simplify choices in a cluttered space and bring clarity to something as fundamental as the water we drink.”

Backbay introduces two versatile carton sizes tailored to fit seamlessly into your lifestyle. The 500 ml pack is perfect for on-the-go hydration - whether you're heading to the gym, commuting, traveling, or powering through a busy workday. For more sustained refreshment at home, in the office, in wellness spaces, or across restaurants and HoReCa establishments, the 750 ml option offers optimal convenience and eco-conscious style.

Backbay Aqua will enter the market at the end of August, launching across select cities through a well-planned mix of high-impact retail and quick-commerce channels. The brand’s omnichannel rollout includes leading platforms such as Swiggy Instamart and Zepto, supported by its own D2C website and Amazon to ensure seamless accessibility. To further strengthen its presence, Backbay Aqua will also be available at top-tier grocery destinations like Nature’s Basket and Foodstories, as well as through select hospitality partners. Anchored in a wellness-driven product philosophy, a transparent and sustainable supply chain.

Also Read: Bhumi Pednekar and sister Samiksha Pednekar spark curiosity with cryptic sisterly chat: “Two Sisters, One Vision”