According to a conversation with Hindustan Times, Nawazuddin Siddiqui appears to have shared his thoughts about the Hollywood-like “star system” in Bollywood. He apparently distinguished actors into two categories: those who have the backing of the industry and those who are adored by the audience.
Instead of chilling out, ETH just kicked the door down, blasted past resistance, and now the bears have whiplash. The sentiment’s so flipped, you’d think it was a pancake house.
The spin-off show “RuPaul’s Drag Race” first appeared in 2012, inviting contestants from the original series to compete again for another chance at winning. Although the concept seemed poised for success, the first season didn’t go down well with viewers, resulting in a significant four-year hiatus before the second season premiered (which in “Drag Race” time, feels like an entire century has passed).
Without a doubt, the movie in question is a production of Oscar nominee Petra Costa (of the 2019 film The Edge of Democracy), which Netflix purchased in December 2024 following its successful screenings at the Venice, Telluride, New York, and IDFA film festivals last autumn. This movie will have a limited theatrical release over the summer before becoming available on Netflix on July 14.
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