Movies

One of Nitesh Tiwari’s upcoming films, based on the Ramayana epic, is generating a lot of excitement. The movie will feature Ranbir Kapoor portraying Lord Rama and Sai Pallavi as Goddess Sita. Indira Krishna, who plays Kaushalya in the film, has praised Ranbir’s performance as Lord Rama, stating that he played the role exceptionally well. She added that it is difficult for her to imagine any other actor in this role besides the renowned star.

Salman Khan is recognized for his bold demeanor and isn’t afraid to voice his opinions openly. Just recently, Indira Krishnan, who worked alongside him in Tere Naam, revealed that he had cautioned her before they needed to slap each other in a scene. Consequently, she was frightened and shaking until she discovered that the actor was merely playing a joke on her.

As we approach the end of December and look back on the year in cinema, Damien Leone’s Terrifier 3 is likely to stand out as one of the biggest surprises. This is the second sequel in a series focusing on the ruthless slasher Art The Clown (making it the third film if we include the 2013 anthology All Hallows Eve). Remarkably, this horror movie didn’t receive distribution from a major studio and lacked a rating from the MPA at its release. Nevertheless, it has managed to claim the top spot at the box office earlier this month.

A fresh action-packed thriller, penned by the same writer as John Wick and Nobody, has found its top-notch action duo. The film, called Painter, will feature none other than the lead from Reacher and the star of Prey in a story about an expertly trained assassin who uses her unique abilities to save her father after he’s been kidnapped. (This information comes via Deadline.)

Kareena Kapoor Khan consistently excels in social media interactions by sharing genuine snippets from her family life. Recently, the actress gave a brief look into her personal sphere by posting some previously unshared images of her spouse Saif Ali Khan and children Taimur and Jeh. Her collection of photos is definitely worth a second glance.