I’ve just learned that we’ve started shooting key scenes involving Alia Bhatt, Ranbir Kapoor, and Vicky Kaushal at Film City’s Joker Maidan. This schedule is crucial for us, as part of the main cast in Love & War. The upcoming days promise to be challenging, as our director meticulously constructs some of the most emotionally taxing scenes during this phase.
The German-Kenyan coming-of-age film was Kenya’s submission for the category of Best International Feature Film at the 2025 Oscars. It recently received recognition at the Beijing International Film Festival, with Chinese director and actor Jiang Wen leading the jury to bestow a special jury honor upon it.
Factors contributing to its success are two German filmmaker brothers who focus on social issues, two emerging Kenyan female directors, and a young Kenyan author whose concept was chosen in a national writing competition.
Additionally, Michelle Lemuya Ikeny delivers an outstanding performance as the lead character, further enhancing the film’s impact.
Indeed, you’ve got it correct! During a recent Zoom interview, Sunita Ahuja – Govinda’s wife and former manager of his career – disclosed that she had predicted the rise of Over-The-Top (OTT) platforms. She shared that when she advised him to transition to OTT, he did not take her advice into account. Consequently, after observing his response, Sunita decided to step back from managing his career.
In his latest KOJI10 podcast episode, renowned video game creator Hideo Kojima shared an intriguing idea he had for the upcoming “Death Stranding 2: On The Beach.” He called it a “forgetting game,” where the main character would progressively lose essential information and skills if the player takes prolonged breaks from playing. For example, the character could forget how to use weapons or their occupation. This memory loss would escalate until the character might even forget how to move, requiring a swift playthrough or risking substantial in-game challenges.
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