The Western genre has been a staple in cinema for decades. Known for its sweeping vistas, gritty characters, and clever plays on morality, the genre has given us masterpieces to revisit over and over again. But what makes a great Western isn’t just an intricate plot about good versus evil, but also a series of perfect and pulse-pounding action sequences.
Amar Kaushik’s Stree series was filmed predominantly in the town of Chanderi, with its sequel recently hitting the screens. A memorable scene featuring Shraddha Kapoor saying goodbye to Rajkummar Rao was set against a significant landmark. Today, we delve into the true tale behind that scene. The location in question is known as Kati Ghati, which serves as an entrance to Chanderi and falls under the Ashoknagar district of Madhya Pradesh.
On a chilly October night back in 1975, I found myself witnessing a pivotal moment in television history. This fresh, laugh-out-loud comedy sketch show not only reshaped the landscape of late-night TV in America but also catapulted several comedic talents into stardom. Among the original cast members, names like Dan Aykroyd, Chevy Chase, John Belushi, and Gilda Radner were soon echoing through every household across the nation, all thanks to their groundbreaking work on Saturday Night Live.
Following the massive success of “Deadpool & Wolverine” at the box office, it seems logical for Marvel to continue producing more adult-oriented stories, given the profit they made from the R-rated film. This strategy is already underway, as Hell’s Kitchen prepares for “Daredevil: Born Again” and plans are in motion to introduce “Blade” into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. However, there’s one particularly grim and dismal story arc that we should fervently hope never materializes on screen. Although there are many exciting worlds to explore within the MCU Multiverse, the one from Warren Ellis’ comic book tale, “Ruins,” is one that should come with a warning – perhaps a cold shower and a strong drink.
During the upcoming significant week at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Kamala Harris’s campaign team is not only gearing up for a momentous time but also disclosing their plans on how they will allocate advertising funds to reach voters before early voting and the election in November.