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'Ethara Jenda' anthem from 'RRR' keeps up with the buzz
The makers of 'RRR' released the 'RRR Celebration Anthem' on Monday. The song which has the lyrics 'Ethara Jenda' in Telugu, features Ram Charan, Alia Bhatt, and Jr NTR. With the patriotic theme, the song is designed in such a way that all the great leaders, freedom fighters are given tributes for their sacrifices. The various avatars of the lead actors surprise the fans, and the music complements the theme, which is a tribute to the freedom fighters.
Tomorrow X Together's Beomgyu drops solo cover of 'Wonder'
K-pop's fourth generation 'It boys', Tomorrow X Together, popular as TXT revealed that their member Beomgyus cover of 'Wonder' through the groups official social media channels. In the video, Beomgyu presents his own interpretation of 'Wonder' in an emotional style against a background of the night views of Seoul including the Han River. BEOMGYU's tender voice harmonizes with the band's sound, creating a dreamlike mood.
SRK announces own OTT app, Anurag Kashyap to collaborate
Sharing a creative where he is seen giving a thumbs up next to the font 'SRK+ coming soon', he tweeted, "Kuch kuch hone wala hai, OTT ki duniya mein." In a surprising turn of events, filmmaker Anurag Kashyap, who is known as the flagbearer of independent cinema, quote-tweeted SRK's tweet and announced his collaboration with King Khan's OTT. Kashyap tweeted, "Dream come true! Collaborating with @iamsrk on his new OTT app, SRK+".
Need to make films like 'The Kashmir Files' to bring out the truth: PM Modi
Prime Minister Modi was addressing the BJP parliamentary party meeting here before the start of day's proceedings in Parliament. It is learnt that Prime Minister Modi said that there have been attempts to conceal the truth from the nation for a very long time and films like 'The Kashmir Files' need to be made to bring out the truth before people.
First look of Alia Bhatt's character from 'Brahmastra' out
On the occasion of Alia Bhatt's birthday on Tuesday, the makers of the upcoming film 'Brahmastra' have presented the first look of the actress from the movie. Filmmaker Karan Johar, who launched Alia in 2012 with the film 'Student Of The Year', took to Instagram, where he shared a picture of Alia's character.
From regal to Indies, US cinemas to screen 2014 Ukrainian film 'The Guide'
It's not clear at how many locations, but the expanding list of national and regional chains that have agreed to show the film includes Regal, National Amusements, Harkins, Landmark, Laemmele, Cinepolis, Malco Theatrers, the Angelika Group, B&B Theatres, Santikos Theatres, Cinemex, Xscape Theatres, Premiere Cinemas, Imagine of Canada, Celebration, Bow Tie Cinemas, Milgram Theatres and Mini Theatres, reports deadline.com. According to 'Deadline', about 100 independent cinemas also have committed.
Anupam Kher clears the air on 'The Kapil Sharma Show' controversy
The recent controversy around 'The Kapil Sharma Show' which emerged from a tweet by 'The Kashmir Files' director Vivek Agnihotri, led to a massive backlash for the comedy show with Twitterati asking to boycott the show. Now veteran actor Anupam Kher, who stars in a key role in the film, has put out a statement clarifying the misunderstanding.
I want every Indian to hate my character: Pallavi Joshi on 'The Kashmir Files'
The award-winning film and television actress essays the role of Professor Radhika Menon, a JNU professor who motivates her students to fight for 'Azad Kashmir'. When asked why she chose to play the character, Joshi said: "When I was talking to the Kashmiri Pandits about their trauma, I could sense the villain they were staring at. I made up my mind to do the character and play the role so vehemently that every Indian should hate the character."
I played my community's pain, not a character: Anupam Kher
Anupam Kher's incredible performance in 'The Kashmir Files' has been garnering critical acclaim. Calling it the result of the pain of being a Kashmir Pandit himself and listening to the tragic stories of his community members, he said the role is about the truth in Kashmir.
'The Kashmir Files' cast says Bollywood's silence does not matter
Holding back no punches, Agnihotri said: "India is changing. Old established orders are coming down and collapsing. In the movie, too, we refer to the establishment. There is a dialogue by Pallavi Joshi's character, who says, "Hukumat kisiki bhi ho, system to hamara hai (Whosoever be at the helm, the system is ours)."
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