During a recent conversation with Just Too Filmy, actor R Madhavan was asked about his habit of carrying a wallet compared to his 3 Idiots co-star Aamir Khan who is famous for not using a wallet at all. Laughingly, he admitted that he isn’t quite as extreme as Aamir Khan in this regard.
The latest findings from the investigation show that the fingerprints found at the scene do not match those of Shariful.
According to PTI’s report from the G5A Retrospective open forum, filmmaker Mani Ratnam shared his creative journey. He mentioned that he initially planned to work with Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol on a project called Alai Payuthey. He narrated the story to Shah Rukh who agreed, but the final aspect of the plot was still unresolved at the time. Therefore, they decided to move forward with Dil Se instead.
In my excitement, I’d like to share that the recent opening skit on the comedy series took a hilarious jab at our Founding Fathers, depicting them in the process of penning the United States’ Declaration of Independence!
A movie, “The Stringer,” offers a gripping account of a global detective’s journeys, blending modern visual analysis techniques skillfully into its narrative. The film, created by Nguyen, carries a powerful emotional undertone. It is not primarily about geopolitics but rather the complex dynamics within workplaces and, in essence, the intricate relationship between these two aspects.
The film “The Stringer” portrays a globe-trotting detective’s adventures, seamlessly integrating cutting-edge visual forensics into its storyline. Nguyen has crafted an emotionally charged movie that focuses less on geopolitical issues and more on office politics, ultimately exploring the intricate connection between these two spheres.