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Camila Cabello's 'Cinderella' is a feminist re-telling of a classic
The film shows Camila as Cinderella, who is a talented designer and wants to start her own business of making dresses. Written for the screen and directed by Kay Cannon with covers of songs written by musical artists of all time, "Cinderella" has an ensemble cast that includes Idina Menzel, Minnie Driver, Nicholas Galitzine, with Billy Porter and Pierce Brosnan.
Lara Dutta plays Indira Gandhi in 'Bell Bottom', says 'an opportunity of a lifetime'
Calling it an opportunity of a lifetime, she said it was a great responsibility to play the late former Prime Minister. "It is a great responsibility when you portray someone who's an iconic figure like Mrs Gandhi. It was very important to get her body language right," the 46-year-old actress said at the 'Bell Bottom' trailer launch. The film, incidentally, is set in 1984, the year that saw Operation Bluestar as well as Mrs Gandhi's assassination.
Yo Yo Honey Singh's wife accuses him of domestic violence, sex with multiple women
In her 118-page complaint, Talwar has accused Honey Singh of engaging in extra-marital sex with various women. She has also provided details of the physical, verbal and emotional abuse that she had allegedly been subjected to by the rapper and his family. Honey Singh, his wife alleged in her complaint, "began having frequent casual sex with multiple women" when he was travelling.
'Balika Vadhu 2' team opens up about show, its concept
The story revolves around Anandi and her fight for justice. Set in the rustic locales of the town of Devgarh, Gujarat, 'Balika Vadhu 2' traces the story of two friends, 'Premji' played by Sunny Pancholi and 'Khimji' depicted by Anshul Trivedi. Khimji's wife gives birth to a girl, 'Anandi', while a little boy 'Jigar' (played by Vansh Sayani) is born to 'Premji'. Later Anandi and Jigar are married to each other in a 'Baal Vivah'.
Akshay, Vaani, Lara celebrate 'Bell Bottom' trailer launch in Capital
The actors along with producers Jackky Bhagnani and Deepshikha Deshmukh met Ajay Bijli, Chairman and Managing Director, PVR at PVR Priya for the event. The team together had a cake cutting ceremony to celebrate the trailer and 'return of theatre'. This is after a long dry spell that the capital saw a film event taking place.
Aparshakti Khurana opens up on his Punjabi version of 'Baspan Ka Pyaar'
Aparshakti told IANS: "When I heard 'Baspan Ka Pyaar' for the first time, it made me chuckle, but I was equally fascinated by it. That's when I decided to make a rehash of the song that is now making our whole country groove to its tune." He released the full Punjabi version of the viral song on his Instagram page at the request of his followers. Aparshakti released three versions of the song with his own spin to the lyrics.
Ellen Pompeo has no desire to act again
"I'm not saying I'll never act again, I very well may, but I'm not super excited about continuing my acting career. I'm more entrepreneurial at this stage," Pompeo said, reports femalefirst.co.uk. The actress is excited about investing in businesses and starting businesses. The 51-year-old actress worried she would never work again when she was on 'Grey's Anatomy'.
Movie Review: 'The Courier' - Riveting espionage drama set in Cold War era
Based on true events, the film unspools the story of how London-based Greville Wynne (Benedict Cumberbatch), who claims to be just a "salesman" is recruited by two secret agents, one from the CIA and the other from MI6, to be a part of a dangerous undercover mission on Russian territory.
Chunky Panday reveals songs he wants to be remade
"I have been lucky with music. I have had some great songs like 'Saajan aajao' from my first film 'Aag hi Aag', then 'Main tera tota' from 'Paap Ki Duniya' and I was so lucky that Kishore da (Kishore Kumar) had sung that song," Chunky told IANS. The actor shared that he would also love to star in the revamped version of his numbers.
Ravi Bhatia: Overwhelmed to be compared with Big B, SRK's 'Don' films
Actor Ravi Bhatia is overwhelmed on being compared with superstars Amitabh Bachchan and Shahrukh Khan's 'Don' movies. "I'm really overwhelmed to have received compliments that people loved my series and also referred to it as a sequel of blockbuster movie 'Don' starring Amitabh sir and the remake with Shahrukh Khan sir. My fans also call me a 'Don'. And with all the love I get motivated to do more great things," Ravi said.
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