She played Sita in 1987. People still touch her feet at airports. Now Deepika Chikhalia has watched the teaser for Ranbir Kapoor and Sai Pallavi's 'Ramayana', and she is not worried.
'Love & War' has been 90 percent done for months. The last ten percent, it turns out, involves 200 dancers and a song sequence Bhansali has been planning for weeks.
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The internet is buzzing as Dipika Chikhlia, TV’s iconic Sita, shares her reaction to the new Ramayana teaser. Once critical of repeated retellings, she now calls it ‘grand’ and ‘very beautiful.’
The first glimpse highlights Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Ram, tracing his journey from Ayodhya to exile while emphasising duty and sacrifice. The teaser focuses on Ram’s transformation into a warrior-king.
Alia talked about her flaws. She emphasised in her speech that she might be poor in a lot of things, but emotional intelligence is not one of them as she has consciously honed that trait in herself.
Bollywood and fans pour warm wishes for actor Ranbir Kapoor over their respective social media handles as the actor turns 40 today. Today on the occasion of Ranbir's birthday, director Ayan Mukerji launched Brahmastra's new song, that is, protagonist Shiva (Ranbir Kapoor)'s theme track.
Ranbir turned 40 today. In a career spanning over 15 years, Ranbir, the grandson of the Indian film industry's 'Greatest Showman' Raj Kapoor and son of late Rishi Kapoor, has carved his niche as an actor with his diverse character choices.
Singer Shreya Ghoshal and Tushar Joshi talk about the latest track 'Rasiya' from the Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt-starrer 'Brahmastra'. Composed by Pritam Chakraborty, and lyrics penned by Amitabh Bhattacharya, the romantic track is picturised on the lead cast of the film
Talking about the film and its box office business, 'Brahmastra' hit the theatres last Friday and as far as the film's Hindi version is concerned, Film critic and analyst Taran Adarsh informed that the film did great business.
