Vicky Vidya Ka Woh Wala Video Review: Rajkummar Rao and Triptii Dimri film is a love letter to the unadulterated comedy ensembles we grew up loving

In 1997, the video made by Vicky (Rajkummar Rao) and his wife, Vidya (Triptii Dimri), during their honeymoon in Goa, is at the center of a situation. They’d recorded this video to cherish their first night as a married couple. Unfortunately, one morning, Vicky discovers that the CD containing their intimate moments has been stolen. He chooses not to tell Vidya about it and embarks on a quest to retrieve the lost CD. Meanwhile, unaware of the theft, Vidya becomes suspicious of Vicky’s secretive behavior as he pursues the missing CD, leading her to suspect that he might be hiding an affair.

Mallika Sherawat admits feeling ‘little uncomfortable’ while filming bold scenes with Emraan Hashmi in Mahesh Bhatt’s Murder: ‘All girls are very…’

Following a brief hiatus, actress Mallika Sherawat is poised for her Bollywood resurgence, appearing in Vicky Vidya Ka Woh Wala Video. Preparing for this comeback, Sherawat reflects on her initial years in the film industry and expresses appreciation towards director Mahesh Bhatt for his significant impact on her career trajectory. She also shares an insight about performing bold scenes alongside Emraan Hashmi in Murder, stating that although it may have been initially awkward, Bhatt and Hashmi ensured her comfort, and all female cast members are secure on set.

How Netflix’s The Platform Combines Horror and Social Commentary

The unique talents of the horror genre truly shine when executed skillfully. Among these chilling stories lies a horror film with a keen focus on social critique, capable of striking an audience as deeply as a murderer brandishing a knife. Hidden away in a corner, yet undervalued, Netflix’s The Platform is a gem worth discovering. Despite its complex concept, it offers profound insights about class and famine, all served up in an appealing and tasty format. On the surface, The Platform may seem straightforward in its metaphors of human survival struggles, but its effectiveness in creating its world is what makes it so effective.