On the auspicious occasion of Shubh Maha Navami, Bollywood power couple Ajay Devgn and Kajol have embarked on an exciting new professional journey.
New Name for Production Banner
The couple attended the Durga Puja celebration at the Mumbai Sarbojanin Durga pandal, where they announced a significant update: Ajay’s production banner, previously known as Devgn Films, will now be called Devgn Cinex.
Kajol shared two pictures on her Instagram from the festivities. In the first image, Ajay and Kajol are seen holding a board showcasing the new name of their banner. The second photo captures a delightful family moment during the Durga Puja celebration.
“A new name, the same love for cinema, presenting Devgn Cine X,” Kajol captioned her post.
Recent Projects
For those not in the know, Ajay recently produced his wife Kajol’s mythological drama, “Maa,” where she portrayed a distressed mother going to great lengths to protect her child.
During an exclusive conversation, Kajol praised Ajay for his hands-on approach as a producer. She expressed her admiration, saying, “He is a really really good producer, he is an excellent producer. He is one of those very much hands-on producers. So, from scripting to the VFX, to the music, he has really gotten his hands dirty and made sure he is a part of all of it and made sure it all works—even till the marketing for that matter. So yaa, he is a really really good producer.”
Kajol’s Silver Screen Return
“Maa” marks Kajol’s return to the silver screen after a significant hiatus of three years. Her last appearance before this was in the 2022 film “Salaam Venky.”
Directed by Vishal Furia, “Maa” features a talented ensemble cast, including Ronit Roy, Indraneil Sengupta, Jitin Gulati, Gopal Singh, Surjyasikha Das, Yaaneea Bharadwaj, Roopkatha Chakraborty, and Kherin Sharma in important roles, among others.
Ajay and Kajol have co-starred in many memorable films, including “Hulchul,” “Gundaraj,” “Ishq,” “Pyaar To Hona Hi Tha,” “Dil Kya Karein,” “Raju Chacha,” “You Me Aur Hum,” “Toonpur Ka Superhero,” and “Tanhaji.”