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Women's roles now more weighty, not treated like glam dolls: Genelia Deshmukh
Saying that she is glad that "cinema has evolved with times", the actor-producer adds that: "This is not coming from a place of being a feminist. According to me, you just make better cinema when you consider both sides, a woman's and a man's. The industry is moving in the right path, and I hope to see more changes in the future."
Shakti Kapoor nixes rumours of Shraddha's marriage
Shraddha, who was in 'Haider' and 'Half-Girlfriend', is now shooting for the as-yet-unnamed Luv Ranjan film starring Ranbir Kapoor, Boney Kappor (he's making his acting debut) and Dimple Kapadia. But she has been in the news of late more because of the rumours of her impending marriage.
Bigg Boss OTT: Connections gets candid in the house with Sunny Leone
In a candid conversation with host Karan Johar, Sunny spoke about her favourite contestant in the house, as she revealed Divya Agarwal as her favourite contestant as she has a "strong personality". She played fun games like 'Coconut Task', the contestants had to do some steamy dance moves to showcase their compatibility followed by another task where they picked one contestant who they accepted.
Richa Chadha, Ronit Roy unwrap murder mystery 'Candy'
Richa goes into detail and shares about her role of DSP Ratna in the show, as she said: "I have always loved to experiment with my character and roles. This is just another opportunity to play a distinct character of a cop with a vivid character sketch. It has been challenging to play the character of a tough and uncompromising policewoman. Get ready to witness how DSP Ratna from Rudrakund unwraps the sin."
Amey Wagh reveals 'Cartel' was first Hindi show he signed
Talking about the same, Amey said: "'Cartel' was the first Hindi show that I signed up for. And it was because of the story, the humongous star cast. Also, to be a part of a show helmed by Balaji Telefilms was a huge deal for someone like me who doesn't hail from the mainstream Hindi space to get this opportunity. Although the show got pushed and wasn't my first Hindi show, the excitement around it has still been at its peak."
'Bigg Boss 15' promo shows Salman speaking to a magical tree voiced over by Rekha
In it, Salman Khan is seen wandering around the woods when he hears a sound coming from a tree that he calls 'Vishwasun Tree' (the husky voice is that of the ageless Rekha). He then starts having a conversation with the tree. Speaking for the tree, Rekha welcomes Salman and he inquires about the 'Bigg Boss 15' house.
Priyanka Chopra calls herself a 'snack', shares cheeky pic with Nick
Priyanka shared the picture on Instagram. In the image, the actress is seen wearing a black and red bikini. Nick is seen shirtless and wearing black swimming trunks. The 'Sucker' hitmaker is seen using a fork and a knife on Priyanka's derriere as she smiles at the camera. "Snack," she wrote as the caption along with a fork and knife emoji.
Chris Evans, Scarlett Johansson to star in 'Ghosted'
Dexter Fletcher, who helmed 'Rocketman', is set to direct the project, which will be written by Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick, who penned 'Deadpool' and 'Zombieland'. Evans will produce the project along with David Ellison, Dana Goldberg and Don Granger of Skydance, the company that made 'The Tomorrow War' for Amazon.
Venice Film Fest to take up refugee status for Afghan filmmakers
As previously reported by Variety, Afghan filmmaker Sahraa Karimi, who is the first woman president of the country's national film entity Afghan Film –– and who made a recent appeal as she escaped from Kabul about the return of Taliban rule and the potential death knell for the country's fledgling but vibrant film community –– is headed to the Lido, Venice.
Oscar-winner H.E.R likely to debut in 'The Color Purple' movie musical
Warner Bros is behind the feature adaptation of the Tony-winning Broadway musical, itself an adaptation of the Pulitzer Prize-winning 1982 novel by Alice Walker, on which the Oscar-nominated Steven Spielberg-directed 1985 movie was also based. The story centers on a woman named Celie Harris and tracks her lifelong struggles as an African American woman living in the American South.
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