Movies

In recent cinema, we find ourselves wading through numerous “eat the rich” satires, yet even the most effective ones lack bite, only hinting that the powerful might not be as intelligent as they appear. It’s easy to assume that Zoë Kravitz’s directorial debut, “Blink Twice,” would follow suit, given her privileged upbringing which may hinder a raw, critical approach. However, while there are moments where the movie seems reminiscent of Emerald Fennell’s work, targeting similar subject matter, it does not adhere to the same formula.

Blink Twice star Adria Arjona has the wind at her back. 

A couple of years back, David Dastmalchian was preparing for a bachelor trip with his old friend James Gunn, just before Gunn’s wedding.

In this conversation, we’re talking about a number of college-set movies in Hindi cinema that still hold a special place among fans. These include films like Student of the Year, as well as others such as Mohabbatein, Main Hoon Na, Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, and Rehnaa Hai Tere Dil Mein. Do you recall the iconic argument between Rahul and Anjali in KKHH or Raj Malhotra instructing his students in Mohabbatein? These films have left an indelible mark on Indian cinema with their memorable scenes and characters.

As a die-hard admirer, let me tell you that Anushka Sharma is currently in a vibrant and stunning relationship. But there was once a time when the enchanting star of Phillauri found herself questioning her desires from her partner. Back in 2011, during an appearance on Simi Garewal’s show India’s Most Desirable, she confessed, “I’m honestly not sure what I seek from a relationship at this moment.”