"Can Wait" for Cousin Pashmina Roshans First Movie, Ishq Vishk Rebound, Hrithik Roshan

The actor of Koil Mil Gaya, Hrithik Roshan's cousin Pashmina Roshan, is ecstatic about her impending Bollywood debut. After Pashmina Roshan shared a new image of herself with her first movie, Ishq Vishk Rebound, on Monday, Hrithik Roshan acknowledged her. As fate would have it, Pashmina had posted earlier in the day disclosing the movie's premiere date. "Skipping my way into cinemas," is what she wrote as the caption. I'll see you on June 28th, #ishqvishkrebound. Naturally, Hrithik Roshan was one of the first to respond. "Woah Can't Wait!" was written by Hrithik after he reshared Pashmina's most recent Instagram story regarding "Ishq Vishk 2." For those who don't know, Pinky and actor-filmmaker Rakesh Roshan are the parents of Hrithik and Sunaina Roshan. Rajesh Roshan, a music director, is the brother of Rakesh Roshan and is wed to Kanchan Roshan. Eshaan Roshan and Pashmina Roshan are the couple's two children.On Raksha Bandhan of last year, Pashmina posted a few pictures showing various occasions with the Roshan family. Pashmina, her brother Eshaan Roshan, and her cousins, the actors Hrithik and Sunaina Roshan, were all on the carousel. In the photos, we could also make out Suranika Soni, Sunaina Roshan's daughter. Pashmina and Hrithik can be seen posing and flaunting their rakhis in one of the photos. Hrithik looks sharp as usual in jeans and a T-shirt, while Pashmina looks stunning in a blue ethnic suit. Pashmina penned, "Happy Rakhi from me and mine to you and yours," in the caption.

Regarding Salman Khans debut of his son Arhaan, Arbaaz Khan

In response to rumors that Salman Khan will launch his son Arhaan Khan, Arbaaz Khan has finally spoken out. During an interview with News18, Arbaaz referred to the reports as mere "rumors." The actor-turned-producer has also disclosed Arhaan's desire to pursue a career in show business. "I don't know," remarked Arbaaz, who is waiting for the release of his next movie, Patna Shuklla. I say that they're still rumors. I have not yet been informed of this news. "It's pretty evident based on his preparations that that's where he wants to be," the Dabangg star continued. He has done other things in addition to attending film school. After graduating from an American film school, Arhaan Khan is currently "preparing himself for his future," according to Arbaaz Khan. "Arhaan is now concentrating on his career," he stated. He's only a young child. This year, he will turn 22. He's getting ready for what lies ahead. He's a really sincere, committed, and hardworking young man. I'm confident that he will succeed as a result of his efforts if everything goes according to plan, he has the right focus, and luck is on his side.Arbaaz Khan went on to say that he has allowed Arhaan to make most of his own decisions regarding his work. "He does discuss things with me and I give him my guidance," stated Arbaaz Khan. I don't want to get in the way too much, though. I don't want to mentor him in a way that prevents him from making mistakes and learning from his own experiences. I don't want to keep him in a bubble or in a protective environment. I want him to experience flying, falling, making mistakes, and learning in order for him to realize how difficult the world can be. "One needs to experience the ups and downs of a twenty- or thirty-year career," the actor said in closing. It won't be all sunshine and roses or easy sailing. I assure him that while he will experience his fair share of upheaval, hardships, and storms, he must persevere through them. I want to prepare him for all of that.”  

Actress Rupali Ganguly on Mothers Shame in Anupamaa

Rupali Ganguly, who gained popularity for her part in the popular television series Anupamaa, recently discussed the difficulties faced by working mothers in the entertainment business. For those who don't know, the actress is the mother of Rudraansh, a six and a half-year-old son. During an interview with Pinkvilla, Rupali Ganguly talked about how difficult it is for her to manage her work and motherhood responsibilities. She voiced her worries about her demanding work schedule and Mumbai's notorious traffic, which prevent her from spending quality time with her six-and-a-half-year-old son. She added that because of the rigorous schedule of daily telecasts, actors frequently have to work long hours on set to meet deadlines. "My six-and-a-half-year-old is left at home with television on for almost twelve hours every day. Additionally, traffic in Bombay is heavy. Rupali said, her voice trailing with emotion, "so leaving your son at home and him not having a mother who has stuck with you always." "And all of a sudden, the child says, 'Bapu, I want this, I want that,'" she continued. It can sometimes feel like Arey, yeh mujhe puchta hi nahi hai (He needs me, okay?). My son feels as though I don't exist in his life." "So, you try to overcompensate because the guilt is always present. The guilt of abandoning your child and failing to support him never goes away, regardless of where you live or what you do, Rupali Ganguly said.  

Lootere trailer Hansal Mehta’s series is a gripping tale of gun, violence and treachery

"The trailer for Hansal Mehta's forthcoming thriller Lootere was released on Wednesday. Hansal runs the show as its showrunner. In the lead parts of Lootere are Rajat Kapoor, Aamir Ali, Vivek Gomber, and Amruta Khanvilkar. Shailesh R. Singh is the producer, while Jai Mehta is the director. The show centers on Rajat Kapoor, who plays a ship captain, and his battle with his criminal past. The trailer provides an exciting look into a world where survival requires navigating a lethal web of crimes, as the character ventures into the twisted world of crime to fulfill a treacherous requirement of securing and smuggling dangerous commodities. ""We've seen several airborne hijack stories, but Lootere stands out for its setting in the sea and its compelling storyline,"" Hansal said in a statement regarding the episode. an enormous canvas, which features a huge ocean, a foreign nation, a terrifying ship, and a gang of menacing pirates. Our goal in producing this show is to tell a tale of power and greed that culminates in a global crisis of hijacking and the crew's desperate attempts to flee. The audience will undoubtedly go on an exciting and emotionally charged journey with this drama.  Additionally, director Jai discussed what viewers should anticipate from Lootere. Our goal in creating Lootere was to bring a fresh perspective and update the classic hijacking genre. As a filmmaker, I understand how our work shapes people's perceptions. It was essential that we provide a complex picture that includes not just the experiences of the victims as well as the human qualities of the Somalian people and pirates. Working with Hansal Sir once more, I'm confident that Lootere will provide audiences worldwide with an amazing cinematic experience, much like Scam 1992 did. I'm excited to welcome viewers to join us on this exciting adventure,"" he continued. The show's main character, Rajat, described becoming a part of Lootere as an experience. It's been quite the ride, both within and outside of Lotere. Being the captain of the ship was an exciting and delightful experience for someone like me who has never been on a ship. The pirates had us stranded on our own ship, and the crew—who are already like family—got closer still. In addition, the group of people creating the series spent several months in South Africa as a family. Long and difficult days at sea, on a massive but claustrophobic vessel. Lootere was this meeting of the extremes, and Jai Mehta—the true captain—was the reason it all worked out, he said. "

The Great Indian Kapil Show teaser: Sunil Grover hops on the joyride again

"The Great Indian Kapil Show, a new comedy series on OTT, will mark comedian Kapil Sharma's OTT debut. The show, which depicts Kapil and Sunil Grover's reunion following their contentious altercation in 2017, will be available for streaming on March 30. The Great Indian Kapil Show will be Kapil Sharma's first foray into the over-the-top (OTT) television market. Sharma is best known for his hit television programs Comedy Nights With Kapil and The Kapil Sharma Show. In addition, it's the reunion of Kapil and Sunil Grover following their historic 2017 aircraft altercation. Netflix is set to launch the show's streaming service on March 30. In the trailer, Sunil Grover makes a guest cameo while Kapil Sharma and his group discuss possible names for the show. Along with Kapil and Sunil, the show will also include Archana Puran Singh, Krushna Abhishek, Kiku Sharda, and Rajeev Paul. ""It's been one of the best things to happen to them,"" Kapil said, expressing his joy about the show and the transfer to Netflix. He promised to amuse followers not only in India but all across the world, assuring them that although their home has changed, their family has not. For the past few days, the recent altercation between well-known comedians Kapil Sharma and Sunil Grover has dominated the internet, and for good reason. When the two most well-known comedians in the nation become irate with one another, naturally, people want to know what went wrong. Additionally, this is not the first argument between the two. Due to his Gutthi act, Sunil had begun to get recognition. As a result of the show's overwhelming success, Sunil supposedly demanded a raise, but both Kapil and the show's producer turned down his request. Numerous sources made similar accusations, although at the time, neither of them had discussed the matter. However, Kapil later provided The Times of India with a statement regarding it: ""All I can say is that since we were all involved in the success of our program, Sunil should never have departed. Sunil has been in the entertainment world, attempting to get his footing. I'm senior to him. I have the utmost respect for his abilities. Furthermore, I don't take offense at anyone or feel competitive with them. To the extent that I can, I actually make an effort to give each member of my staff an opportunity to speak on stage. It is likely that those in Sunil's immediate vicinity provoked him to leave."" Sunil Grover's comeback to the show However, Sunil and Kapil were destined to collaborate, as Sunil, who had lost his appeal after departing from Kapil's program, reappeared as Kapil's father-in-law. When Kapil supposedly declined to use the show to promote Sunil's film There were rumors that Kapil was not happy with Sunil's decision to make films and that he did not want to promote Sunil's film on his show. Later on, Sunil addressed the matter in a statement, claiming that Kapil was unrelated to the movie's lack of promotion on The Kapil Sharma Show."

Nidhi Bisht practicing law in Maamla Legal Hai on Netflix a complete circle.

"Actor Nidhi Bisht recently discussed her new Netflix web series ""Maamla Legal Hai,"" her legal practice at the Delhi High Court, and other topics with IndiaToday.in. Actor Nidhi Bisht briefly discusses her future project, ""Maamla Legal Hai."" In the Netflix series, she will appear alongside Ravi Kishan. On March 1, ""Maamla Legal Hai"" will debut on Netflix. Nidhi Bisht, an actor and creator who rose to fame in TVF shows like Tripling and Permanent Roommates, will soon be seen in the Netflix series Maamla Legal Hai, where he will play a major part. Nidhi talked candidly about the show, practicing law before going into acting, and other topics with IndiaToday.in. After years of study and practice, Nidhi was asked how it felt to finally play a lawyer on TV. She said, ""I was practicing in the Delhi High Court when I studied law."" I was an associate at a legal company before relocating to Mumbai to pursue an acting career. I thus thought, ""So they also know I have studied law and practised a bit,"" when Poshampa Pictures contacted me.""However, upon reading the script, my sole concern was that I was ignorant of this universe. I would have to put forth a lot of effort. District court work is a very different world. The person who sits outside these courts is my character She doesn't know a lot about law. For me, it was a full circle experience, therefore it was a strange sensation,"" Nidhi remarked. Director of Maamla Legal Hai Rahul Pandey remarked that Nidhi did an excellent job portraying Sujata Negi. Lightly jokingly, he said, ""Nidhi is Foyer ki Salman Khan,"" referring to the actor's part in the show. In his description of the show, Rahul stated that although each episode focuses on a separate case, at the end of the day, all the players are aiming for the same goal: ""It is not a courtroom drama, it is a court premise drama."" There is an intriguing, strange case in every episode. Each episode focuses on a distinct scenario that all leads to the same destination."" The teaser for Maamla Legal Hai on Netflix transports viewers back to East Delhi's alleyways. Director Rahul Pandey said, ""Everything is set, except for the outdoor location,"" in response to a question about whether the filming took place in real places. Everything, even the characters, has to look realistic. We prepared for the same by holding a class because this is not a story where you can show up on set without having finished your homework."" Nidhi, who works as an actor and a creator, also discussed which career she loves more: ""Acting is my favorite since it's such a liberating experience. My main profession is performing. Despite this, I like to do anything as long as I get paid to."

Queen remains a timeless coming-of-age tale but has Kangana Ranaut’s persona burdened its legacy?

"Is it crucial to keep the creator and the work of art apart? We attempt to address this perennial query as Queen approaches its tenth anniversary and investigate if Kangana Ranaut's character has affected how viewers perceive the movie. ""Whatever I do, I will always be known as Queen."" Being recognized by their character name can have both benefits and drawbacks for an actor. Although the character guarantees them a steady dose of appreciation for years to come, it also establishes a standard that is frequently restrictive. As a result, they are forced to fight themselves constantly, much like a dog chasing its tail. The actors pursue the success they first had with the role like it's a tail that's tied to them all the time. People like us would keep showing up on movie anniversaries, reminding them of these iconic parts that they played years ago, even if they wanted to forget it and go on. One such figure that has adhered to Kangana Ranaut like hot wax is Queen. The movie made a big impact on the actor's career as well as Hindi cinema. Through this movie, Kangana discovered her voice, much like her character Rani. She rose to prominence as the feminist movement's spokesperson, denouncing Bollywood's excesses and elevating the discussion of nepotism. At this point, Kangana accepted her role outside of the movie and started incorporating it into her daily life. She dispelled myths and with that the Hindi film industry's inflated egos. Wait a minute. Are we drifting off course here? Isn't Queen the movie that deserves our attention more than Kangana? As I consider these issues, I realize that none of the current discussions had any bearing on my experience seeing Queen again ten years after its initial release. It brought back memories of my 20-something self figuring out the complexities of relationships and obligations in a major city, only to find myself at the end of it all. It elicited the same warm, fuzzy, happy, and hopeful sensations that it did ten years ago. The appeal of a well-made coming-of-age movie is that it speaks to everyone, regardless of age, since Queen was one of the first female-focused movies to explore the theme of coming into one's own and realizing one's worth. How many of us, for example, have avoided situations or people that bring up our first breakup but have eventually moved past it? After arriving in Paris, Rani, played by Kangana Rao in Queen, flees from the Eiffel Tower because it reminds her of the hollow promises made by her former fiancé Vijay (Rajkummar Rao). It resembles leaving a nightclub early in order to avoid the music. "

Isha Ambani wore a blouse made of diamonds and gold jewellery at brother Anant Ambani’s pre-wedding festivities,

"When Isha Ambani attended her brother Anant's pre-wedding celebrations, she was actually wearing a shirt composed of gold and diamond jewelry. Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant's pre-wedding celebrations in Jamnagar were akin to a royal festival. Attending the parties were Bollywood celebs and Ambani family members, all dressed in their finest and most expensive attire. Isha Ambani, the millionaire Mukesh Ambani's daughter, wore a shirt made of jadau jewelry, which featured diamonds, emeralds, rubies, and many other precious stones, at one of the parties while others wore traditional jewelry. Designers Sandeep Khosla and Abu Jani, who dressed a number of celebrities for the celebrations, said in a video that the jewelry was part of Isha's ""personal collection."" The idea was to cover real, priceless jewelry with stitches, starting with a crimson fabric as the foundation. He said, ""Isha gave all the little bits of jadau jewelry that she owns. There are diamonds, emeralds, polki, rubies, and more."" ""Some of the pieces are from her personal collection, and new jewels were sourced from Gujarat and Rajasthan specifically to be stitched on to the garment,"" the video's commentary stated. The priceless decorations were taken apart and repurposed as couture, where each jewel was originally set atop manually made paper templates. The wearable piece of art was created by fusing various stitches of gold and silver Zardozi work with the jewelry pieces after rounds of artistic experimentation. Pre-wedding events began with a concert by Rihanna, which was her first in over seven years. Bollywood actors Salman Khan, Aamir Khan, and Shah Rukh Khan stole the show in the days that followed as they performed together on stage. International popstar Akon performed live at the celebrations, after Diljit Dosanjh. The women of the Ambani family have consistently demonstrated outstanding sustainability by trading pieces from their outfits. Their relationship is clear, whether it's through Shloka Ambani, Mukesh Ambani's daughter-in-law, sharing her fur jacket with her mother-in-law Nita Ambani, or Nita showing off her daughter Isha Ambani's jewelry at different events. Isha recently stole the show at her brother Anant's pre-wedding event by accessorizing herself with her mother's jewels. The final night of Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant's pre-wedding extravaganza featured an amazing ensemble by Isha Ambani. She looked stunning in a lavishly embellished lehenga with elaborate flower embroidery in a variety of styles. Her ensemble also included an open hairstyle and a matching shirt and dupatta. But what really caught people's attention were the stunning bracelet, maang teeka, earrings, and necklace adorned with diamonds and emeralds that she had borrowed from her mother Nita Ambani's collection. These accessories had previously adorned Nita's clothing at the March 2019 wedding of her elder son, Akash Ambani, when she exuded elegance in looks created by well-known designers including Abu Jani, Sandeep Khosla, and Sabyasachi Mukherjee."

Rani Mukerji on Shah Rukh Khan starrer Pathaan ‘It changed the entire thing forward at Yash Raj Films

Rani Mukerji discussed at FICCI Frames how Shah Rukh Khan's Pathaan endured and altered the course of not only Yash Raj Films but also subsequent theatrical releases. Recently, Mumbai's FICCI Frames event was attended by actor Rani Mukerji. During the function, Rani praised Shah Rukh Khan's Pathaan for changing the game for Yash Raj Films and for paving the way for its theatrical releases. She talked about how her husband, Aditya Chopra, refused to give in to the pandemic's demand and released some of their biggest movies on Netflix. "During the pandemic, Adi (Aditya Chopra) had these couple of big films that were to be released," Rani stated during the event. These were the commercial potboilers that first appeared prior to the pandemic. Regretfully, every movie had a question mark on it when the epidemic broke out. And since there were no discussions about new movie releases at that time, I watched my spouse quite carefully. Filmmakers were under intense pressure to release their films on over-the-top platforms (OTT), and many of them were complying. On OTT, the biggest movies were being released. And my hubby was very composed and at ease. "I would use the word 'conviction' that my husband had," she continued. "He said, 'These movies were made for theatricals, for the enjoyment of the general public.'" These movies should be released in theaters, in my opinion. A substantial sum of money was being offered to him in exchange for a profit-sharing arrangement that would benefit both the producers and the OTT platform. Rani Mukerji went on to say that at a difficult period, Yash Raj Films' situation was transformed by Shah Rukh Khan's Pathaan. "When the movies came out, they were all box office failures because, all of a sudden, OTT changed the way people watched content," the speaker stated. Because none of these movies did well at the box office, the industry as a whole suffered greatly. was comparable to total depression. In our company, people were depressed over Adi's belief that his films will be released in theaters. Everything kind of didn't work out for us, but we still believed that there would be some sort of divine intervention and that he would be rewarded for his conviction that movies should be released theatrically. Pathaan then appeared. It brought about a complete transformation at Yash Raj. And it ended up becoming the highest-grossing movie.

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Asha Bhosle I can sing almost 18 songs at one go at age 90

"At the age of ten, she released her debut song. After eight decades, Asha Bhosle, the musical icon, is now ninety years old and claims that she can still perform eighteen songs at once. And that's just what Bhosle is going to do at her 90th birthday event on March 9. READ ALSO | Asha Bhosle at 90: How the versatile playback singer became the voice of variety ""I would perform almost anywhere in Maharashtra if I lived to be 100 years old."" My show is called ""Woh Phir Nahin Aati Hai."" I also promise not to return. Never second-guess not having seen that individual. Some claim that Kishore Kumar and other singers were not visible to us (perform). However, you can now claim we have seen Asha Bhosle,"" the renowned vocalist declared on Wednesday during a press conference. She claimed that her passion is singing. She would sing even as a young child, but circumstances led her to pursue professional singing, according to Bhosle. ""I gained notoriety and a name, and people began to recognize me. I continue to sing even when I'm not working. I continue to practice. I never stopped singing, which is why my voice still sounds good now. She compared maintaining one's voice to ""taking care of your body."" ""I don't train for other people. I practice because I enjoy it for myself. It has been 80 years since I performed my first song at the age of ten. I want to express my gratitude to all of you for—I'm not sure how—tolerating my voice for eight decades. I nearly perform eighteen songs here. ages. I'm on stage all the time, Bhosle declared. Chala Chala Nav Bala, a song from the 1943 Marathi movie Majha Bal, was her first recorded song. She has about 12,000 songs in many languages to her name, ranging from upbeat tunes like Piya Tu Ab To Aaja and O Haseena Zulfon Wali to melancholic ghazals like Dil Cheez Kya Hai and the traditional Tora Man Darpan Kehlaye. On September 8, 2023, the day of her 90th birthday, Bhosle, the second of the five Mangeshkar siblings (Lata being the oldest), performed on stage for the last time in Dubai. Bhosle claimed that by holding the event, she was keeping her word to play in her hometown. ""My city is Mumbai."" It has witnessed me walking on highways and boarding buses. Mumbai saw me when I was completely broke. Mumbai has also seen me driving the automobile. I have a family and children now, and everything. I'll perform in my hometown, and I'm confident that everyone will return home content,"" she continued. Ghazal master Pankaj Udhas, who passed away in a Mumbai hospital on Monday following a protracted illness, was a big fan of Bhosle's, she added."

Prabhas and Disha Patani traveling to Italy for the filming of Kalki 2898 AD

Ever since the makers of Kalki 2898 AD revealed the date of the magnum opus's release in January of this year, fans have been ecstatic. With less than two months until the movie's release, the cast has given fans a powerful update on what to expect from the Prabhas and Deepika Padukone-starring picture. Just so you know, Amitabh Bachchan and Disha Patani both play significant roles in Kalki 2898 AD. A behind-the-scenes photo posted on Kalki 2898 AD's official Instagram page shows that the whole crew has flown to Italy to record a song.Disha Patani and Prabhas are shown in the first photo, which was taken during their flight to Italy. Snapping pictures of Prabhas, who is seated in the front seat, is Disha, who is wearing an all-black casual outfit. The production company Vyjayanthi Movies and Kalki 2898 AD shared the picture on their respective Instagram accounts. The text said, "A Darling Pic...Italy Diaries ft. Prabhas and Disha Patani," and there was a click. But that's not all. The crew as a whole was shown in a group photo taken by Kalki 2898 AD's official Instagram page upon their arrival in Italy. The crew of Kalki 2898 AD is shown in the photo posing in front of an airplane at the airport in Italy. Additionally, Prabhas and Disha were visible grinning broadly at the camera. The Instagram page shared the photo with the caption, "Italy lo aata paata." Kalki 2898 AD," which means "Italian song and dance," in general. View the group photo of Kalki from 2898 AD here:  

Director Aishwarya Rai Bachchan Discusses The Rajinikanth Factor And The Films Failure

On February 9, Aishwarya Rajinikanth's film Lal Salaam, which she also directed and which stars her actor father Rajinikanth in a major role in, opened in theaters. Despite receiving a fair amount of attention at first, the film's box office performance steadily decreased as a result of critical and audience disagreement. In a recent interview with Cinema Vikatan, Aishwarya Rajinikanth talked about the reception of Lal Salaam and discussed how the dynamics of the film changed dramatically following Rajinikanth's character development. She revealed that Moideen Bhai, played by Rajinikanth, was only supposed to make a 10-minute cameo.But when Rajinikanth joined the cast, the character's function grew and became essential to the plot. As a result, the screenplay, script, edit, and content of the movie went "out of control." "After Rajinikanth entered the film, everything in Lal Salaam—screenplay, script, edit, and content—went out of control," the woman stated. It appears that the quality content was overshadowed by the commercial elements. Two days before the release, the edit was also reorganized." In response to the criticism and comments Lal Salaam received, Aishwarya Rajinikanth said, "As a learner and filmmaker, I am personally extremely satisfied." Since the movie is based on actual events, it doesn't contain any surprises or revelations of any kind. Because the story is clear-cut and uncomplicated, we decided to go with a non-linear pattern when given the choice. As a filmmaker, I was aware that different people saw things differently. I can improve myself, and that is the biggest lesson I have learned. I will accept praise and criticism equally and be happy."  

Swimsuit Photo of Saba Azad Wins Adoration From Pashmina, Niece of Hrithik Roshan

The actress Saba Azad, who is in a relationship with Hrithik Roshan, posted an Instagram photo that is really interesting. The singer-actor showed off her inner water baby by posing in a red bikini and cap at the beach. Don't forget to look at the abs! It goes without saying that fans were very fond of Saba's photo. But Hrithik Roshan's family members gave the greatest praises. Hrithik's sister Sunaina Roshan's daughter Suranika Soni exclaimed, "Finalmenteeeeeeee," along with several fire emojis. Pashmina Rosha, Hrithik's cousin and the daughter of music director Rajesh Roshan, responded with additional fire emojis, saying, "Yes girl." In May 2022, Saba Azad and Hrithik Roshan formally announced their relationship. The couple hasn't refrained from PDA on social media since then either. Take Saba's birthday card for Hrithik Roshan as an example. "Here's to choosing love every day the way you do for another 100 years," she wrote, reflecting on her 50 whirls around the sun and the wonderful journey she had experienced. My love, happy birthday. The light is you." Saba Azad also opened up last year about dating a huge celebrity like Hrithik Roshan. "It's taken me quite some time to come to a place where I treat everything else as white noise because hatred is palpable," the woman said to India Today. It hits you that I am not made of stone. You're in a bad mood. Sometimes you wake up wondering, "What did I do to anyone?" How did I treat you? You live your life, and I live mine. Why do you wait to draw blood from me?However, you eventually come to the realization that you have no control over other people's thoughts or what they project onto you. You are not involved in it at all.

As A Freedom Fighter, Sara Ali Khan Is Fabulous And Fierce.

The trailer for Sara Ali Khan's upcoming film Ae Watan Mere Watan encapsulates the story of a nation under colonial rule, a young Indian nation fighting for freedom, and a brave woman who will not give up easily. The trailer for the movie Ae Watan Mere Watan was released on Monday, following an intriguing teaser. The trailer presents us to freedom fighters, including Sara Ali Khan and Sparsh Shrivastava, against the backdrop of the 1942 Quit India Movement. The trailer for Ae Watan Mere Watan, which is based on true events, shows us a glimpse of the hardships faced by 22-year-old Usha Rani, a freedom fighter and underground radio hostess, played by Sara Ali Khan.The official Amazon Prime Video Instagram account posted the trailer. "Rising from the shadows of history, a tale of unwavering courage emerges to witness the journey unfold in #AeWatanMereWatanOnPrime, Mar. 21," was the caption that accompanied the trailer.Sara Ali Khan previously told PTI about her experiences during the movie's filming, saying, "There's a scene in our movie where we refer to her as a gumnaam nayak, an anonymous fighter, because we don't know her. She gave up so much, and you don't know who she is. In my opinion, that is an incredible story of bravery, strength, and sacrifice. All of this is true at any time or in the present day. Thus, it was both exciting and challenging," the 27-year-old actor remarked.  

Jackky Bhagnani and Rakul Preet Singh, recent brides, visit the Golden Temple

Jackky Bhagnani and Rakul Preet Singh are newlyweds; please don't bother them. They're in Punjab visiting Rakul's parents and having a great time. You might wonder how we know. Rakul has posted photos to Instagram Stories from their trip. Along with her parents, the actress visited the Golden Temple in Amritsar. Rakul and Jackky can be seen grinning at the camera in the picture. Keep an eye out for the stunning temple in the distance. Rakul chose a yellow suit for their outing. Jackky matched her outfit with a red kurta and white pants. "Blessed" is what Rakul wrote alongside the picture. She also shared an emoji of a red heart and folded hands. On February 21, the couple wed in a picturesque beach ceremony in Goa.On Instagram, Rakul Preet Singh has been posting pictures from her dream wedding. She posted a number of images from their haldi ceremony on Thursday. The actress captioned the photo, "Love and laughter."

Ashneer Grover takes a dig at Anupam Mittal, comments on the falling TRPs of Shark TankTum sab toh thande hi ho

"The creator of BharatPe and a previous Shark Tank India shark, Ashneer Grover, declared himself the ""GOAT"" of the program. Ashneer Grover became well-known after participating in Shark Tank India's previous season as one of the sharks. During the recent annual fest of Thapar Institute of Engineering & Technology, the founder of BharatPe poked fun at the low viewership of the current season of Shark Tank India, specifically pointing fingers at Anupam Mittal. According to him, they are all still going through the ""auditioning"" procedure for sharks. A fan posted the video of Ashneer speaking on X. (Also read: In Shark Tank India Season 3, Ashneer Grover makes fun of 12 sharks, saying that ""quantity solves for quality."" Ashneer's words Ashneer made a jab at Anupam Mittal during the college festival, saying in Hindi, ""Mittal saab ki na umar ho rahi he..."" Gussa wala chala gaya, dusra. Yes, that is the truth. Even Mittal's saab ne us tareeka se kuch nahi bola. Chala gaya. Toh thande hi ho sab tum sab. Here, the first, second, and third seasons have received more TRP than the others. That's right, Mittal guy is getting older. It is a reality that the irate person has left. Nothing that Mr. Mittal has said is incorrect. Everyone of you seems quite chilly. You may find out by looking up the Total View Points for the first, second, and third seasons. ""Third season ka TRP dekh lo,"" he said. ""The GOAT (Greatest of All Time) was the one who left, but you guys are still trying out to be the shark,"" he said. ""Jo pehle season mein chala gaya woh tha GOAT."" The kids applauded loudly when Ashneer spoke such things. Ashneer has made fun of the current season of the show on previous occasions. He posted the Shark Tank India Season 3 teaser back in November along with the statement, ""Shark Tank 3 is a shark 'audition' for Shark Tank 4! Life's greatest lesson is to not alter and to not create needless problems out of things that may be resolved. I hope quantity can replace quality."

Shōgun review This engrossing historical epic is one of the best shows of the year

"Based on James Clavell's 1975 historical fiction book, Shōgun tells the story of political upheavals in pre-Edo period feudal Japan in the 17th century. It's no easy task to revisit and modernize one of the seminal shows of the 1980s. Shōgun, a ten-episode limited series based on James Clavell's critically acclaimed novel, aims to achieve it with considerable ambition and skill. The main plot revolves around an English sailor from the 17th century who ends up becoming a samurai in feudal Japan. The show, which was developed by Rachel Kondo and Justin Marks, decides to take a broad approach to telling this story, covering both internal and exterior issues as it leads viewers through trade and honor, love and faith, politics, and war. (See also: Shōgun authors on the necessity of changing the book to appeal to the current generation: ""Where have we made so many mistakes over the years?"" The idea When English pilot John Blackthorne (Cosmo Jarvis) washes ashore on the coast of Japan, the mystery begins. He promptly establishes his status as a hostile primitive by urinating on his head. Blackthorne gives in to the whims of the local leader after his remaining crew is taken in as prisoners, but he is soon summoned to report to Lord Toranaga (a magnificent performance by Hiroyuki Sanada, who also receives credit as one of the show's producers), where he learns of the region's crisis. He also observes the number of Protestant Catholics who have managed to hang onto power throughout the of the council, acting as interpreters. The larger dilemma arises from the death of Japan's king Taiko, who left behind a successor who is now mature enough to usurp the throne. He meets John, an unlikely friend, and the complicated combination of trust and agency forms the core of this captivating epic that captivates audiences with its superb period accuracy and perfectly timed performances. Also, keep an eye out for the arrival of a certain Lady Ochiba (Fumi Nikaido), whose presence adds mystery and complexity to the program."

Can I Tell You a Secret review Terrifying Netflix documentary investigates the crimes of a real-life Kabir Singh

"An online stalker who not only broke into the lives of numerous women but also destroyed their relationships drove them to the verge of insanity. In the recent Netflix true-crime documentary Can I Tell You a Secret, three of these women painfully share their stories. It might have easily been a full-length movie, but it's been split into two parts, maybe to appease viewers who want episodic ""content."" In either case, the total viewing duration will only be roughly one hundred minutes. Liz, Zoe, and Lia are three energetic young women who are seemingly randomly targeted by a malevolent stranger who starts sending them unsettling messages that they initially ignore. They don't start to worry until the texts take on an increasingly ominous tone. One of them learns that the stalker, posing as her, had texted her friend's father indecently. Another woman finds out that the stalker sent photos to an older male acquaintance after obtaining them from a boudoir session in which she had taken part. The women eventually discover that they are unable to escape an ever-more-stifling nightmare. The police are involved, but they can't help enough because of a variety of factors, including their lack of equipment or lack of enthusiasm. The program includes statements from many police departments as on-screen text, despite only having one law enforcement officer on camera. This decision is distinctly un-cinematic. Can I Tell You a Secret isn't the most ambitious documentary, as you may have already surmised from the fact that it tells the story in great detail and with minimal psychological depth. The filmmakers use glowing electrical cables to depict the stalker's ever-expanding network of influence; the connections light up in response to messages sent and received. It's comparable to a financial documentary that illustrates stock market volatility with graphs and floating figures. The fact that the stalker is originally portrayed as a sort of slasher movie villain—he sounds a lot like the Ghostface killer from the Scream movies—helps to emphasize just how deadly he is. However, we aren't given a clear picture of the women's personalities or the ways in which their experiences affected their lives. It certainly had to have been terrifying. However, the program lacks a particular viewpoint. Too frequently, it feels like these folks live in a different reality from our own, even though the purpose of something like this should ideally be to draw attention to how vulnerable everyone is to cyberstalking. Can I Tell You a Secret takes the increasingly popular decision to forgo having as many talking heads as possible in favor of crude dramatic recreations. By having the victims reenact key incidents from their harassment, they have further cut expenses."