Hiten Tejwani Ravi Bhatia Bharti Awasthi at Vijeyta Trailer Launch— Zero to Hero, A Real-Life Journey Unfolds

The much-awaited trailer of Vijeyta has been unveiled, offering a stirring first look at a powerful real-life saga of resilience and triumph. Directed by Rajiv S Ruia and produced by Dr. Rajesh K Agarwal under the banner of RKG Movies, the film is already making waves for its emotional depth and cinematic scale.

The trailer opens with raw visuals of a young man toiling in a modest setting, symbolizing his humble beginnings. It then shifts gears with flashes of betrayal, rivalry, and looming threats from the underworld, underscoring the intensity of the protagonist’s struggles. The crescendo arrives with a shot of the central character standing tall before a roaring crowd, perfectly encapsulating the film’s tagline: “Zero to Hero: A Real-Life Journey.”

Ravi Bhatia headlines the film in a gritty lead role, supported by Gyan Prakash, Bharti Awasthi, Diksha Thakur, Godaan Kumar, Pretty Aggarwal and others. The screenplay, penned by acclaimed lyricist and storyteller Sandeep Nath, brings both personal and larger-than-life conflicts to screen.

The story draws from the inspiring journey of Dr. Rajesh K Agarwal. From working as an assistant to his father in Kolkata’s family business to founding Rajesh Baniyan and then RKG International FZC, a global metal recycling giant with operations in 33 countries, Agarwal’s life is a testament to perseverance. Today, he is not just a business leader but also a philanthropist championing education, healthcare, and environmental causes.

Calling the film “an emotional and inspirational saga,” director Rajiv S. Ruia praised the trailer as a glimpse of what audiences can expect. The striking visual palette—sepia tones for the past, sharp contrasts for conflict, and sweeping shots for triumph—has already drawn praise online. It was launched at the prestigious Abu Dhabi Film Festival and Cannes International Festival 2025
 

Slated to release on 19 September 2025, Vijeyta is being hailed as one of the most inspiring films to watch out for this year.

Arjun Bijlani’s Humane Gameplay Makes Him Stand Out, Anaya Bangar Calls Him the Best

The latest episode of Amazon’s Rise and Fall once again highlighted Arjun Bijlani’s unique style of gameplay. Blending strategy with heart, he came across as the perfect playful mastermind—someone who entertains while staying mindful about every move he makes.

Arjun’s decisions in the episode reflected his brand of authenticity and fairness. Even in the heat of competition, he made it clear that breaking someone’s spirit to win is not acceptable. Instead, he kept motivating his teammates, proving that leadership is about encouragement, not intimidation.

A striking moment came during the ice task challenge, where players were tested not only on physical strength but also mental endurance. While many viewed it as a task better suited for men, Arjun openly questioned the gender bias, stressing that women deserve the same respect and opportunity to prove themselves. Though the task was not completed, his stand underlined that equality, fairness, and humanity should come before any rules of competition.

Through these moments, Arjun showed that his fight is not just for himself, but also for his team. His gameplay carried the message that humanity should always come first—no matter how tough the game gets.

In a format where strategies often override emotions, Arjun’s balance of fun, motivation, and principles continues to set him apart, making him one of the most impactful players of Rise and Fall.

Another highlight of the episode came when Anaya Bangar praised Arjun, saying that the way he plays the game makes him the best. She also mentioned that she would try to get closer to both Arjun and Kubra Sait, acknowledging the strong influence they bring to the competition.

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The greatest teachers for anyone can be parents, life experiences and books: Ajay Gehi

Putting across his point that one cannot have the privilege of always having a teacher to give you a road map, Ajay Gehi, who is known for his work in tv show Millie, and has done films like Maqbol, Raavan, and Not A Love Story, shares his thoughts on Teacher’s Day. 

He says, "Teachers are extremely important for everyone, they're like a guiding light or GPS to one's life journey. People who have good teachers of any kind are blessed. It’s been a long career for me but I will be honest about this -- I don't have any mentor or guide in the industry."

"However, my parents have been my teachers for life. The greatest teachers for anyone can be parents, life experiences and books. A good mentor or a teacher is hard to find, but the right one can give you a road map to life so you don't make the same mistakes others make, you know when to slow down or when to speed.” 

He also adds, "Teachers and mentors are important as they can give you the right knowledge to move forward and knowledge is power. Unfortunately, I never found myself a mentor or a teacher so the books I read became my teachers and guides. If you are keen to learn, life itself can be your greatest teacher."

Speaking that a man is not too old to learn anything, "I also believe that there is no age for learning and one should never stop themselves from learning something new or sharpen the skill.” 

Ajay was last seen in Hero Gayab Mode On in which he played the antagonist, Shukracharya for which he also grabbed an award.