The playlist begins by featuring the two pre-released hits, “HOME SWEET HOME” and “POWER”. Afterward, it includes eight fresh tracks: “TOO BAD”, “DRAMA”, “I BELONG II U”, “TAKE ME”, “BONAMAMA” and “GYRO-DROP”. Eagle-eyed fans have also pointed out in the Instagram post’s comments that the tracklist was hinted at in the music video for “POWER”.
In a chat with Radio Nasha, Vicky Kaushal disclosed that playing the character Chhaava was the toughest role physically for him in terms of his acting career. He elaborated on the fact that building 25 kilograms of muscle was an incredibly difficult task, requiring him approximately seven months to accomplish.
Similar to the critically acclaimed “Happy Valley”, this series is deeply rooted in the surroundings of West Yorkshire, focusing particularly on Bradford. This is the invigorating backdrop of author Dhand’s well-respected Harry Virdee book series, where the main character navigates the conflicting duties of a detective, father, husband, and son. He will go to great lengths to ensure justice, creating a tense balancing act between upholding the law, dealing with criminals, and maintaining family loyalty – a risky endeavor that promises plenty of suspenseful moments.
2007’s movie “3:10 to Yuma” presents Crowe as Ben Wade, a ruthless bandit chief, while Bale embodies Dan Evans, an ex-soldier managing a ranch in the Arizona Territory of the 1880s. With Wade being apprehended, events unfold that place only Evans in the position to ensure the outlaw reaches the train destined for prison. The film is filled with captivating tension and complex power struggles, offering both thrilling action sequences and compelling dramatic scenes.
The focus of this collection lies on the Beastie Boys’ album, “To the 5 Boroughs,” which reached its 20th anniversary in June 2024, and it’s illustrated by co-founder Micah Belamarich. This special lineup includes T-shirts that celebrate the Beastie Boys’ New York City heritage, a photo T-shirt taken in the Lower East Side, as well as a tribute to the late Adam “MCA” Yauch and his passion for basketball. Additionally, there’s a Streetball cap with design elements similar to the basketball T-shirt, completing the collection.