Occasionally, unexpected gems pop up on Netflix, sparking conversations across the streaming platform. For instance, “Supacell”, a British sci-fi production, gained popularity, primarily due to its creator, writer, and director Rapman. By weaving an engrossing narrative from the streets of South London, he crafted an exceptional story that was highly praised for its compelling storytelling.
343 Industries, known for creating the popular game ‘Halo’, has revealed its intention to change its name to Halo Studios. Additionally, they have a number of upcoming projects in development and plan to transfer the ‘Halo’ series to Unreal Engine 5.
Javed Akhtar, a highly respected screenwriter in Bollywood, has been well-known since the 1970s. Recently, he shared that he views the 1980s as a particularly challenging period for Hindi cinema because numerous songs with suggestive meanings were penned during this time. Consequently, he wrote just one song for Karan Johar’s Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, which also happened to be the movie’s title. However, due to his ethical beliefs, he shied away from composing nonsensical or double-entendre lyrics during this era. Regrettably, he now wishes he had contributed to that film as well.
I’ve been a dedicated follower for over two decades now, ever since Karan Johar started churning out cinematic magic under the banner of Dharma Productions. The anticipation is palpable as we gear up for not one but two monumental releases: “Jigra” and the long-awaited sequel, “Dhadak 2”. With Alia Bhatt’s upcoming film just around the corner, it seems that Dharma Productions has decided to hold back on pre-release screenings of their future projects. Can’t wait to see what they have in store for us next!
Among the most captivating TV series to revisit, particularly during autumn television programming, “Gilmore Girls” boasts a highly dedicated fanbase who have spent years debating Rory’s romantic destiny. The show concluded with Alexis Bledel’s character Rory turning down Logan’s proposal, leaving fans puzzled. Netflix’s brief revival rekindled the debate, particularly due to Matt Czuchry’s portrayal of Logan engaging in an affair with Rory. While some appreciated the on-screen reunion regardless of context, others, including one of the original “Gilmore Girls” scriptwriters, found this significant plot twist troubling.