While UN is worried about some rioters getting legally detained briefly in India, they seem completely unconcerned about the Civil War like situation in Pakistan.
Oh well, sit back, have a fanta or an orange juice or something, and coolly observe.
According to the article: " Sources tell us that now the couple shunts between Mandi and Mumbai because one place is home, the other is their work place.
Sometime back Yami was also the Brand Ambassador of HP."
Do you think it would be a good move?
I would cheer it. Telugu industry has already shown that any region in India can make excellent movies. If Aditya Dhar leads to the emergence of Himachal film industry, then that would be lovely.
What do you think?
Will be looking forward to this one.
https://x.com/AitheyEntii/status/2106031400478531612
SS Rajamouli gets things right before ever starting the shoot. No wonder his movies are so epic!
Japanese people just loved RRR and have a pretty cool looking musical show dedicated to it performed by an all-female crew. One twitter user shared a photograph of it from the audience.
Source: https://x.com/Aloydinkan/status/2105649163543421156/photo/1
"I expected him to give 100% while working with him on Varanasi, he completely exceeded my expectations and gave 200%. He nailed the character, brought so much more than I imagined and made the entire experience truly special." - SS Rajamouli on Mahesh Babu
Source: https://x.com/PanchayatCircle/status/2105295545111863335/photo/1
Today marks 10 years since the night of 28–29 September 2016, when Indian Army Para (Special Forces) teams crossed the LoC and hit militant launch pads, 11 days after the attack on the Uri army base.
I took help of Claude to put together a timeline infographic covering:
Do you remember when it happened? What was your response? And 10 year later... How's the Josh?
On the night of 28–29 September 2016 the Indian Army hit Pakistan's terror launch pads across the LoC, eleven days after the Uri attack that killed 19 soldiers.
Around this time, Aditya Dhar's movie with Karan Johar's studio " Raat Baaki " was withdrawn because Johar was casting a Pakistani actor Fawad Khan as its lead along with Katrina Kaif. Under the widespread protests in India, Karan Johar halted the production.
Rather than being upset, Aditya Dhar, a Kashmiri, was much more interested in the event itself and how India was finally responding to terrorism with a proper strategy. He starts meeting army people on his own expense to learn about this and after 6 months of research locks himself in a room to finish the script within a few days- hardly eating or sleeping.
Gets a minimal budget and shoots at end for 14+ hours per day with a minimal crew while rotating a limited number of stunt people playing both the soldiers and the terrorists.
Two and a half years later Aditya Dhar turned it into his debut feature, which won him the National Award for Best Director.
What a wonderful tribute to the Indian army. Ten years on, which sequence in Uri still holds up best for you, and what does the film get right or wrong about the real operation?
Source: https://www.instagram.com/p/DVzxjaHgRVm/?stkn=MTdpZzNvNm1tMnByaA%3D%3D
Although, many people are in very light clothing, so it may be a set. Doesn't conclude or rule out Antartica in one way or the other.
From left to right: Shaswat Sachdeva (music), Aditya Suhas Jamble (director), Yami Gautam (lead actor), Aditya Dhar and Lokesh Dhar (Studio B62 producers)
Who do you think will win more national awards next year among these? :)
For the answer, look at the second photo.
Did you know that? Share your thoughts in the comments.
Made this to celebrate 25 years of Jakkanna. 🎬
Every film from Student No. 1 (2001) to Varanasi (2027) sits on a spiral: oldest at the centre, newest on the outer arm.
More than any single hit, it's this journey that has been amazing! Step-by-step he overcame the odds and took on the world.
Source: https://x.com/taran_adarsh/status/1118391219074338816/photo/1
Interestingly, the post hints about "The immortal Ashwatthama", which never materialized. Well... maybe that was what lead to Dhurandhar?
"A terrorist country is asking me that question? Come on!" - Jaishankar.
Screen awards happened in Feb, this list came out in march
Unlike the others who were thanking their God for the ceasefire on Pakistan.