Indian Rupee Forecast

As a horror enthusiast, I can’t help but notice that there are hidden gems in every subgenre of the horror world. Some films, such as the 1960 cult classic “Carnival of Souls” or the underrated modern title “Alone,” were initially overlooked during their initial theatrical or home video releases but have since gained both critical acclaim and a dedicated fanbase. Other examples include the British-French-Canadian survival thriller “Cold Meat” and the intense Western horror-adventure film “Bone Tomahawk.” Even movies that received negative reviews on platforms like Rotten Tomatoes, such as “Halloween III: Season of the Witch” and the harrowing “White of the Eye,” are worth watching for those who appreciate a good scare.

In the realm of Indian cinema, Ajay Devgn and Karan Johar – two notable figures – have joined forces on multiple ventures throughout their careers, each adding their distinctive style to the big screen. Interestingly, the letter “K” has been a good luck charm for Karan, associated with triumph in numerous hit films of his. Reminiscing about a cherished incident, we remember when Karan playfully questioned Ajay about his secret vice. Ajay jokingly countered that Karan’s movies had always prospered until they collaborated on a project together, which didn’t turn out so well. This caught Karan off guard, and he humorously replied, ‘I’m not doing so well in this rapid-fire round.’