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Actors like Anil Kapoor and Abhishek Bachchan experienced a setback when their initial films were not released. But they didn’t let these obstacles stop them from excelling in the entertainment world. One actor who overcame this hurdle and has since risen to fame is now a household name, captivating audiences on digital platforms with his critically-acclaimed romantic comedy series.

In a nod to the Star Wars galaxy, actress Felicity Jones, who played the role of Jyn Erso in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, has expressed interest in revisiting this universe. The film, directed by Gareth Edwards, follows Jyn Erso, a Galactic Empire captive liberated by the Rebel Alliance, on her mission to retrieve the Death Star plans. Alongside Jones, the movie introduced Cassian Andor, portrayed by Gabriel Luna, a morally ambiguous spy who later starred in his own spin-off series. Despite Rogue One’s conclusive ending for its characters, Jones remains hopeful about potentially reprising her role.

The critically acclaimed horror movie titled “Strange Darling” has been praised by many as one of the year’s best in the genre, earning positive reviews from critics who recommend watching it without knowing much about the plot to enhance the viewing experience. However, despite buzz within niche horror circles, the film didn’t make a significant impact on a broader scale, mainly reaching fans who had been anticipating its release. As a result, the box office performance was only average.

Today, the versatile actor Nawazuddin Siddiqui boasts an impressive collection of awards, among them a National Film Award. His talent has also earned him significant roles in two series nominated for Emmys. While many viewers believe he excels only in intense, dramatic roles, they might be surprised to find that Nawazuddin Siddiqui has a knack for comedy as well. Here are some of his hilarious films that demonstrate his comedic prowess.

With the global box office gradually bouncing back from the aftereffects of the pandemic and facing fierce competition from streaming platforms, each success becomes crucial for both film studios and cinema owners. In 2023, the double impact of “Barbenheimer” managed to rekindle moviegoers’ enthusiasm, making films a much-anticipated experience once again. This renewed excitement carried over into 2024, filling both studios and audiences with optimism.