Today marks the 56th birthday for the beloved Bollywood star, Saif Ali Khan, also known as the “Nawab” of Bollywood. While he’s given us numerous unforgettable characters, the role of Karan Kapoor from Hum Tum holds a special place in our hearts. In 2004, under the direction of Kunal Kohli, Saif starred alongside Rani Mukerji, solidifying his status as Bollywood’s quintessential heartthrob.
Saif Ali Khan has teamed up with NTR Jr. for an upcoming Telugu-language action drama titled Devara: Part 1. The filmmakers unveiled the first sneak peek of this intense movie on August 16, along with a teaser. Saif’s fierce character Bhaira has garnered the attention and support from his family members, Kareena and Ibrahim, who expressed their enthusiasm for the role on social media.
As Netflix’s 2024 lineup progresses, I can’t get Bridgerton out of my mind. With Season 3 leaving me smitten with Penelope and Colin, eager for Benedict to take the lead in Bridgerton Season 4, and pondering about characters like Francesca, Eloise, and Cressida, the anticipation is real. Fortunately, to help pass the time, we’ve got some intriguing behind-the-scenes information from Jessica Madsen, who plays Cressida, as she discusses her portrayal of the somewhat harsh character and why the rude messages she receives about her acting are actually a positive sign.
Upon release, Shawn Levy’s Deadpool & Wolverine swiftly established itself as one of the year’s largest movies, setting high standards for R-rated comic book adaptations and future Marvel films alike. The movie, teeming with cameos, skillfully maintained secrecy around its unanticipated actors, a challenge often faced according to Kevin Feige, though the possible leak of Chris Evans reprising his role as Johnny Storm might have occurred if paparazzi photographers had better timing.
Sony recently unveiled a new preview for “Kraven the Hunter,” showcasing Aaron Taylor Johnson as Sergei Kravinoff/Kraven in his debut as the live-action version of the Marvel Comics antagonist. The sneak peek also offered a first glimpse at Alessandro Nivola as the Rhino, another Spider-Man adversary. Although the response to this live-action adaptation has been mostly positive among Marvel enthusiasts, some are still hesitant about it.