Ray Dalio

DreamWorks’ animated film, “The Wild Robot,” has been hailed as a potential classic by critics, and now boasts a Rotten Tomatoes score to back up this praise, even setting a record for DreamWorks in the process. This movie, adapted from the book by Peter Brown, centers around Roz (voiced by Lupita Nyong’o), an intelligent robot who finds herself stranded on a deserted island after a shipwreck. A young bird named Gosling imprints upon her, leading Roz to care for and nurture the bird as it learns to grow and eventually migrate with its species. The initial trailer for “The Wild Robot” has left audiences in awe, while the film festival circuit response has led to outstanding reviews for the movie.

Recenty, Subhash Ghai expressed thoughts online about the remarkable influence of the poster for the movie Taal, featuring Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, upon its debut in 1999. He noted, “The film industry and media were taken aback when I presented the film TAAL with this image on billboards in 1999 because it was quite different from my typical movie posters.” Now, Taal is preparing for a unique re-release, opening in 136 theaters throughout India tomorrow, September 27.

Anticipation among fans is high for the upcoming movie, Singham Again, starring Ajay Devgn and Rohit Shetty. This cop-centric film introduces Arjun Kapoor as a villain. Interestingly, it’s been reported that his character will be influenced by Raavan, a negative figure from the ancient Indian epic, Ramayana.

As a lifestyle connoisseur, I’d like to highlight an endearing trait of the renowned actor Salman Khan. He is deeply admired in the industry for consistently showing great respect towards his co-stars, both behind and in front of the camera. A recent heartwarming testament comes from actor Rajeev Verma, who played my on-screen father in the timeless classic Maine Pyar Kiya. He shared that Khan has remained unchanged over the years, maintaining the same genuine character he had back then. In his own words, “He is still the same child he was before.

Elisabeth Ovesen, who wrote “Confessions of the Video Vixen“, recently discussed her past experiences with Sean “Diddy” Combs at infamous parties that have become viral. In a recent interview focusing on the rapper, she reminisced about being near him in 2001 and being presented to him as a token by other executives.