Movies

In the middle of intense discussions about escalating entourage expenses and stars not receiving their full compensation, the actors from Singham Again, Akshay Kumar and Ajay Devgn, have recently voiced their opinions. Ajay Devgn highlighted that Bollywood seems less united compared to the South Indian film industry, while both he and Kumar also disclosed that they don’t ask for payment if a movie flops or doesn’t make money. They further mentioned that most actors set their fees based on the anticipated revenue recovery of the project.

As a dedicated admirer, I can’t help but express my admiration for the enchanting duo that is Ayushmann Khurrana and his spouse, Tahira Kashyap. They are undeniably one of the most charming couples in Bollywood, their love story, spanning from high school sweethearts to a successful marriage today, serves as an inspiration for many.

Kareena Kapoor is undeniably a fantastic mother to her children, Jeh and Taimur. She manages their school activities, takes them to play, enjoys parties with them, watches football games, and much more. Lately, she was observed displaying yet another act of maternal care for her son, Jeh, as she covered his eyes from the intrusive flashbulbs of the paparazzi during an outing in Mumbai on Saturday evening.

If you’re captivated by tales delving into the shadowy aspects of human nature and prefer series that portray real-life events in an unpolished, unsensationalized manner, then gritty TV dramas may be just what you crave. Enthusiasts of true crime are always seeking shows with a vivid, immersive feel, ones that depict harsh reality in a convincing way. The subdued color palette, somber setting, minimal dialogue and tense silences, troubled characters grappling with authentic trauma, all contribute to the compelling nature of gritty crime TV series.

Critics have lauded Cillian Murphy’s latest drama, “Small Things Like These,” as surpassing Christopher Nolan’s blockbuster historical film, “Oppenheimer,” in technical aspects. Murphy not only stars in this production but also serves as its producer, with Tim Mielants at the helm as director. Much like “Oppenheimer,” the movie is inspired by real events, delving into the dark history of the Irish Magdalene Laundries, which were run by Roman Catholic institutions for over a century. Murphy’s portrayal of Bill Furlong, an individual who uncovers abuse within his local convent against unmarried mothers, sex workers, and victims of sexual assault, has received widespread acclaim.