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一 |     Pawan Kalyan is riding high on the massive success of his last film, They Call Him OG. The blockbuster success of the Sujeeth directorial reaffirmed his number uno status at the box-office stamina. All eyes are on the actor’s next big entertainer, Ustaad Bhagat Singh, directed by Harish Shankar. The film has completed its shoot, and the team is gearing up for a huge promotional campaign that begins with the first single’s promo on December 9, 2025.          Pawan’s energetic dance number     Devi Sri Prasad, who has delivered several chartbusters for Pawan Kalyan in the past, is composing the music. Inside buzz suggests that the first song will present Pawan in a stylish, energetic dancing avatar, something fans have been eagerly waiting to witness again on the big screen. The makers reportedly planned the special number to highlight Pawan’s onscreen charisma. The fact that he is shaking a leg after a long time prompted the makers to leave no stone unturned to make the choreography special. The collaboration between Pawan Kalyan and Harish Shankar has already set expectations high, especially after their earlier blockbuster Gabbar Singh (2012). With the shoot wrapped, the film has entered its final phase of post-production. The team exudes confidence about the output and is preparing to announce the official release date soon, adding to the growing excitement.          Pawan’s trademark swag     Ustaad Bhagat Singh is tipped to be a complete entertainer filled with action, humour, and Pawan’s trademark swagger. Sreeleela plays the female lead in this film. Harish Shankar, known for writing punchy dialogues and crafting mass-appeal sequences, is reportedly shaping the film as a celebration of Pawan’s star persona. As anticipation peaks, fans are gearing up for a grand promotional rollout starting with the first single promo. Fans are hoping that the trio - Pawan, Harish and Devi Sri Prasad – will recreate their earlier Gabbar Singh magic.     Also Read: Pawan Kalyan Poses With Ustaad Bhagat Singh Team on The Last Day of Shoot。    TOKYO -- Japan's exports climbed 4.3% in September from a year earlier as shipments of vehicles, machinery and electronics rose while imports of oil and gas fell sharply, the government said Thursday.Exports totaled 9.2 trillion yen ($61 billion) in September while imports fell 16.3% from the year before to 10.9 trillion yen ($72 billion), according to provisional customs data released Thursday. That left a positive balance of 62.4 trillion yen ($410 billion), the first monthly trade surplus in three months.September's increase in exports was the biggest gain since March and was stronger than analysts had expected. The figures suggest strong activity in Japan's vital manufacturing sector despite faltering global demand. Economists said the drop in imports was mainly due to base effects from the year before.In the first half of Japan’s fiscal year, from April-September, exports edged up just 1.4% from a year earlier, to a record 50.2 trillion yen ($330 billion) while the trade deficit shrank by three-quarters to 2.7 trillion yen ($18 billion). Trade with the rest of Asia has weakened in the past half-year, with a drop in exports of computer chips and semiconductor making equipment taking a toll on exports to China.“The global electronics slump seems like it is continuing with semiconductor equipment down 14.5%, contributing to a decline in exports to China, the biggest destination of IT products,” ING Economics said in a report. Shipments to the U.S. and Europe rose, mainly thanks to strong sales of autos and auto parts, which jumped nearly 24%. Exports of electrical equipment surged 17% and exports of machinery were up 18%. Japan's imports of oil fell 28% in April-September from a year earlier, while imports of liquefied natural gas sank almost 38% and imports of coal plunged 37%.。

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