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During an interview with the media in Mumbai, Ameesha Patel was queried about Sikandar and only had positive words for Salman Khan, referring to him as one of her favorites. Regarding the controversy surrounding the movie, she stated, “People will talk, that’s their job. These are just silly discussions.” (This translation attempts to convey the original Hindi sentence in a more natural and easy-to-understand English.)

Should you happen to have enjoyed an episode of the series titled “Hacks“, you’re likely aware that it brims with amusing and peculiar supporting characters who share outstanding camaraderie. Any one of these characters could be a strong candidate for a possible spinoff. However, among all contenders, Jimmy (Paul W. Downs), Debra and Ava’s agent, and his assistant-turned-partner Kayla (Megan Stalter) are currently the top choices in the minds of the show creators as potential leads when “Hacks” eventually concludes, if it ever does.

In a recent interview on The View, Laurence Fishburne openly discussed his role in the Matrix franchise and stated, “I proposed my talents for the fourth Matrix, but they seemed unresponsive to this proposition.” He clarified that he had indeed expressed interest, saying, “I made it clear I wanted to contribute.” However, for some unexplained reason, his request to reprise his character Morpheus in The Matrix Resurrections was turned down by the production team. Concluding, Fishburne admitted, “Unfortunately, that didn’t materialize. But that’s the reality.

Winston Cho contributed to this report.

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