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一 |     Actor Ali Fazal is on a roll. He is currently working on Mirzapur: The Movie and also has Aamir Khan’s upcoming production Lahore 1947, in the pipeline. Amid this, reports are doing the rounds that the actor is set to collaborate with Shakun Batra for his next.     Ali recently posted a note on Instagram's story section that read, “It’s a wrap.” This short message quickly created curiosity that the actor has completed a new project. And now, if sources are to be believed, the actor is collaborating with filmmaker Shakun Batra.          According to sources, Ali is rumoured to be teaming with the Gehraiyaan director for a brand-new film centred around the world of social media. While no official announcement has been made, insiders suggest that the project may explore the complexities, pressures, and dualities of digital life an intriguing shift for both Ali and Shakun, who is known for his nuanced, character-driven storytelling.     A source close to the development said, “Ali has been quietly working on something very exciting. His recent ‘It’s a wrap’ post has only added fuel to the news. He and Shakun Batra have collaborated on a film that dives deep into the impact of social media on modern relationships and identity. This will be one of the most unique projects Ali has taken up, and fans are eagerly waiting for an official confirmation.”          Talking of Ali's other projects, Mirzapur: The Film has created quite the buzz. While the makers have not revealed much details about the film, the cast members often share BTS stills, keeping the intrigue alive in fans.     On the other hand, Sakun Batra last directed the film Gehraiyaan in 2022. It starred Deepika Padukone, Siddhant Chaturvedi, Ananya Panday and Dhairya Karwa. It will be exciting to see what the filmmaker comes up with next.           Also Read: Pankaj Tripathi, Ali Fazal, and Shweta Tripathi Wrap Up Banaras Schedule for Mirzapur: The Movie。

二 |     (ECNS) -- Consumer associations across China handled 985,928 complaints in the first half of 2026, down 1.01% from a year earlier. Of these, resolving 567,926 cases, helping consumers recover 447 million yuan ($66.2 million), the China Consumers Association said Wednesday.    Complaints involving AI customer service increased as businesses expanded its use in product inquiries, fee explanations, marketing and after-sales support. Consumers reported misleading promises, difficulty reaching human agents and inaccurate AI-generated information.    Secondhand trading platforms also remained a major source of disputes, with complaints involving counterfeit or refurbished goods, missing accessories and undisclosed defects.    Complaints about online lending and other consumer finance services remained high, particularly over automatic charges made without clear consent. Some consumers said they were repeatedly charged membership or value-added service fees they had not authorized.                        。

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