A snapshot of Shah Rukh Khan’s son, Aryan Khan, striking a charming selfie with Netflix’s co-CEO, Ted Sarandos, has sparked a frenzy online. Accompanying them were other team members as well. The widely shared image has fueled anticipation among fans who are now speculating about the launch of Aryan’s first directorial series, titled “The Bads of Bollywood”.
Renowned Japanese filmmaker Koji Fukada, who was awarded Cannes’ Un Certain Regard jury prize in 2016 for his gripping and enigmatic thriller titled “Harmonium”, is back on the Croisette this week with a social drama called “Love on Trial“. This film aims to reveal the hidden power structures within the glamorous realm of idol culture.
Koji Fukada, who won an award for his mystery thriller “Harmonium” at Cannes in 2016, is now showing a social drama titled “Love on Trial” this week. The movie tries to expose the complex power dynamics hidden beneath the shiny surface of idol culture.
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Japanese director Koji Fukada won an award for his thriller “Harmonium” at Cannes in 2016. This week, he’s showing a new movie called “Love on Trial“, which looks into the power struggles within idol culture.
When asked about Nawazuddin Siddiqui’s previous statement in a podcast where he suggested Salman Khan usually shoots only one take, director Vinay Sapru set the record straight by saying this wasn’t true for their collaboration. He elaborated that while Khan frequently completes scenes in a single take, he is willing to film multiple takes if presented with a convincing rationale.
As a passionate fan, I can’t help but share my excitement about the groundbreaking movie I recently watched. Titled “Untitled Pat Boonnitipat Masterpiece,” this film was a collaborative effort between the brilliant director Pat Boonnitipat and GDH 559, a renowned production house based in Bangkok.
Released in April 2024, this movie swept across Asia like a storm, raking in over $55 million at international box offices. It was more than just a film; it was an experience that captivated audiences. Interestingly, it also marked the first time a Thai film made it to the Academy Awards shortlist.
Crossing oceans to reach the U.S., the movie premiered at the New York Asian Film Festival and left critics spellbound. It received a staggering 98% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, a testament to its quality and impact.
I couldn’t agree more with the critical acclaim. This film is a must-watch for any movie enthusiast!
On May 14th, film director R.S. Prasanna shared behind-the-scenes photos from the set of Sitaare Zameen Par on his Instagram account. In the first photo, he’s seen discussing a scene with Aamir Khan, while subsequent images capture their playful interactions on set. The final picture also includes Genelia Deshmukh and other team members.