Sarah Paulson in ‘Hold Your Breath’. Photo: Searchlight Pictures. Premiering on Hulu from October 3rd, ‘Hold Your Breath’ represents the second film is as many months that focuses on a mother desperately trying to keep her children safe from an evil presence outside their home, even as not everyone completely believes that it’s true. With Sarah Paulson offering a commanding central performance, the movie is sometimes a little too slow burn for its own good but has a convincing sense of dread. Related Article: Sarah Paulson Talks New Psychological Thriller ‘Hold Your Breath’ Will ‘Hold Your Breath’ make you hold yours?...
Jackie Shroff’s Insta Post With Son Tiger Is The Cutest Thing On The Internet Today
New Delhi: Jackie Shroff and Tiger Shroff consistently set father-son goals with their strong bond. The two often share heartfelt posts for each other on their social media handles. On Saturday, the veteran actor posted a touching video showing him sharing a warm hug with his son. In the clip, Jackie Shroff can be seen lying on a couch, with Tiger Shroff cuddling right above him. “Adorable,” did we just hear you say? “Apne apne Tiger ko din mein ek baar toh chitakne ka aur lamba sans leneka. God bless all the kids,” Jackie Shroff wrote in the caption. Reacting...
Aided By Rajkummar Rao’s Skillful Performance, This Is No Ordinary Bollywood Biopic
Aided by an exquisitely skilful performance from Rajkummar Rao – this despite the fact that the actor has to push himself to the limits to come across as a teenager and a twentysomething – Srikanth isn’t an average Bollywood biopic. It seldom takes recourse to overt melodrama to showcase the magnitude of the visually impaired protagonist’s achievements. Directed by Tushar Hiranandani, who has two well received biographical works behind him (the sports drama Saand Ki Aankh and the web series Scam 2003), Srikanth narrates the incredible true story of industrialist Srikanth Bolla, who made his way out of poverty, went...
Kris Kristofferson, singer-songwriter and actor, dies at 88
Kris Kristofferson, a Rhodes scholar with a deft writing style and rough charisma who became a country music superstar and an A-list Hollywood actor, has died. Kristofferson died at his home on Maui, Hawaii, on Saturday, family spokeswoman Ebie McFarland said in an email. He was 88. McFarland said Kristofferson died peacefully, surrounded by his family. No cause was given. Starting in the late 1960s, the Brownsville, Texas native wrote such country and rock ‘n’ roll standards as “Sunday Mornin’ Comin’ Down,” “Help Me Make it Through the Night,” “For the Good Times” and “Me and Bobby McGee.” Kristofferson was...
Academy To Host First Overseas Ceremony To Honour Young Filmmakers
The Oscars Academy will hold its first award ceremony outside the United States next month, handing out prestigious annual student awards in London. The gala on October 14 in the British capital’s Leicester Square will be an international first for the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, whose membership has grown sharply more global in recent years. Winners, pre-announced this week, will include Au Revoir Mon Monde, a French animation about a man trapped in a giant fish costume attempting to race across a city as the world ends in a mysterious meteor shower. Others include an experimental movie...
Neelam Kothari’s Birthday Wish For Husband Samir Soni: “Love You Always”
New Delhi: Samir Soni is celebrating his 56th birthday today, September 29. On this special occasion, the actor received the most adorable wish from his wife, actress Neelam Kothari. She shared a carousel of snaps on social media, featuring a sweet selfie of the couple, a solo shot of Samir on a horse and some heartwarming family portraits with their daughter, Ahana Soni. The heartfelt tribute beautifully captures their cherished moments together. In the caption, Neelam wrote, “Happy birthday Husband. Have a super year with good health, success and always shine ..Love you always.” Reacting to the post, Sangeeta Bijlani...
Raghu Dixit was fascinated by the soulful singing of Tsewang Phuntsong during his visit to Ladakh
Raghu Dixit was fascinated by the soulful singing of Tsewang Phuntsong during his visit to Ladakh Source link
Pad Gaye Pange Movie: Review | Release Date (2024) | Songs | Music | Images | Official Trailers | Videos | Photos | News
Santosh Kumar’s PAD GAYE PANGE is a comedy that revolves around a bank robbery. The story takes place around Shastri (Rajesh Sharma), who is a retired math teacher. He is close to his former student Ayush (Samarpan Singh). They receive a jolt when they get to know that they both… are diagnosed with Cancer. Shastri has to fulfill the necessity of buying a house for his son and daughter-in-law. However, he wonders how he would do it since he doesn’t have much time to live. In order to help his guru, Ayush loots a bank and hands over the money to...
Stree 2 Box Office Collection Day 52 ( Eighth Friday) Worldwide & Budget
Shraddha Kapoor , Rajkummar Rao , Pankaj Tripathi , Aparshakti Khurana starrer movie Stree 2 Box Office Collection is seeing good numbers on Day 52 Eighth Friday Stree 2 Box Office Collection Day 52 ( Eighth Friday) 0.4 to 0.5 Crore nett Trade Figure Stree 2 is now 2nd Highest on 100 Crore club and 11th highest on Highest Grossing Indian Movies Stree 2 is now 17th on All Time Movie by Footfalls Stree 2 Total Till Now Box Office Collection 570.9 to 571 Crore nett Trade Figure 620.26 Crore nett Producer Figure for Day 51 Stree 2 Overseas...
More Than Anything Else, The Film Is Entertaining And Gripping
The fourth chapter of one of the greatest science fiction reboot trilogies ever produced, Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes may not exactly roll off the tongue but the film isn’t quite that hard to sit through notwithstanding its length and overwhelming familiarity. Yet, the question refuses to go away: was it at all necessary? No matter how hard screenwriter Josh Friedman and director Wes Ball (known for The Maze Runner trilogy, situated in a similarly dystopian universe) try, it falls short, if only marginally, of what the previous three films achieved? Be that as it may, there is...