Movies

I, being an ardent admirer of Rajpal Yadav’s talent, can’t help but reminisce about his journey in the world of entertainment. Back in 1999, he made a brief appearance in Shool, playing a coolie with just three lines, yet it was a start. But before that cinematic moment, he had already captured hearts as a key character in Mungeri Ke Bhai Naurangilal on TV. It was during this show that he became a household name among the masses. However, it wasn’t until the crew witnessed the frenzy of his fans on set that they truly understood the magnitude of his stardom.

Men may be the more traditional villains in movies, but women have been some of the best. The kind of characters we just love to hate, played by some of the greatest actresses of all time. Here is our list of some of the best female villains in film history.

Anticipation has been high for Zoë Kravitz’s directorial debut, “Blink Twice,” set to hit theaters in 2024. From altering its original title that was not suitable for all audiences, to Kravitz and her fiancé Channing Tatum making their red carpet premiere together, as Tatum stars in the film, there’s been no shortage of attention-grabbing news surrounding it. However, with production work now behind us, the spotlight can shift towards the movie itself. Critics who have already watched “Blink Twice” claim that while it has its flaws, it offers an enjoyable viewing experience and marks a promising first step for Kravitz as a director.

Over the past few weeks, a popular trend on the Internet has spread rapidly, much like a wildfire, and this is known as the “unconventional” trend. The TikTok user who initiated this trend has experienced significant growth on the platform to the point where she will be able to finance her gender transition. Initially, a different trend was popular on that platform, but it has since influenced celebrity content on platforms like Instagram and Twitter. This is why I was quite intrigued when Emily Ratajkowski, who often wears bikinis and runs her own business, decided to go against the grain, even though the reason behind this action may not be immediately clear.

In a relatively brief span of time, “The Traitors” has risen to become one of the most exceptional reality shows ever produced. Not only does its American adaptation (available on Peacock) draw viewers, but there are also international versions such as those in the U.K. and Australia. Similarly to the American version, “The Traitors U.K.” is featuring celebrities within its castle… and I have some reservations.