Decades of stardom and not a trace of ego. That is how Triptii Dimri describes Madhuri Dixit after filming 'Maa Behen' together. "No insecurities, nothing. She is like a zen person, on set and off set," she said.
She had built her career on intense, emotional roles. Diya was none of that. Rashmika knew the risk, she knew fans might raise eyebrows, and she took the leap anyway.
Ram Charan is back with his most ambitious role yet. A small village. A sport. And a man who carries the pride of an entire community on his shoulders. 'Peddi' is the kind of story that does not leave you when the credits roll.
Manoj Bajpayee says the 'Ghooskhor Pandat' controversy went far beyond film criticism. The actor received death threats and watched trolls drag his 15-year-old daughter into the dispute.
Idris Elba nearly missed the knighthood offer after the King's letter got buried in a pile of unopened post. His agent had to step in and warn him the honour would pass him by if he did not respond. He found the letter just in time.
Before 'Peddi' had a release date, it already had a wrestling coach. Director Buchi Babu Sana did not leave the sport to choreography. He brought in professional wrestlers from Telangana and the trainer behind 'Dangal'.
Horror stopped hiding its monsters in the dark. The scariest films of the last decade named their targets out loud: racism, predation, addiction, entitlement. 'Obsession' just made that formula worth $148 million.
Hollywood has been telling this story since 1958. A man. A fixation. A woman reduced to a projection. Curry Barker did not invent this horror. He just made it impossible to ignore.
From a rookie chasing revenge in a 2007 debut to a freedom fighter who took Indian cinema to the Oscars, Ram Charan has done it all. Now he is heading back to the village. 'Peddi' is almost here.
Yeon Sang-ho locked a star-studded cast inside a building and unleashed something new. 'Colony' is brutal, breathless, and occasionally brilliant. It is also proof that genius and consistency are very different things.
