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26

Feb

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Taapsee Pannu keen to explore, experiment

Taapsee Pannu is currently receiving widespread acclaim for her portrayal of a lawyer in Assi. In a recent interview, she candidly spoke about confronting leading directors over their tendency to cast the same actors in similar roles. She explained that while audiences and filmmakers often remain comfortable with familiar choices, she makes a conscious effort to challenge that mindset.  Taapsee shared that during meetings with top directors, she first has to dispel the notion that she is only interested in leading roles. She clarified that she is open to projects where the story does not revolve around her and that…

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26

Feb

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Christina Applegate details physical toll of her MS battle

In a heart-breaking health update, actor Christina Applegate has shared that her battle with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) has now largely confined her to bed.   Since her 2021 diagnosis, the “Dead to Me” star has been openly documenting the "unbearable" physical toll of the disease, noting that chronic pain now dictates much of her daily life.   Despite these gruelling limitations, Applegate remains determined to show up for her 15-year-old daughter, Sadie, pushing through the exhaustion to handle school runs and essential activities.   “I want to take her; it’s my favourite thing to do. It’s the only time we…

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25

Feb

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Konkona Sensharma calls out Bollywood’s #MeToo hypocrisy

Actor Konkona Sensharma, who plays a UK doctor facing allegations of workplace sexual harassment in her new film "Accused", believes that while some good has come out of the #MeToo movement, many perpetrators continue to thrive.   The actor said the landmark Justice Hema Committee report, which exposed rampant harassment in the industry, was a major thing to come out of the movement but many perpetrators did not suffer any consequences.   "It's just a very unfortunate situation. This is the reality we all know, we know the people who have been accused, we can see so many of them…

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25

Feb

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Aimee Lou Wood to play Jane Eyre

English actress Aimee Lou Wood is set to lead a series adaptation of “Jane Eyre”.   The upcoming period drama, based on Charlotte Brontë's 1847 novel, follows the emotional and moral growth of protagonist Jane, as she navigates love, social equality and independence in the 19th century.   The 1847 novel—which was considered revolutionary for its first-person narrative style and approach to class, sexuality and female independence—follows the titular heroine as she grows into adulthood and falls for the brooding Mr. Rochester.   Also read: Christina Applegate details physical toll of MS battle   The last major TV adaptation of…

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25

Feb

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Bella Hadid reflects on Hollywood pressures during Lyme battle

After a year-long hiatus, Bella Hadid is officially back in the spotlight.   The supermodel recently opened up about the gruelling mental and physical toll of her Lyme disease treatment, sharing on Instagram that the severity of her condition forced her to decline every job opportunity for nearly a year. Now in recovery, she expressed deep gratitude for her return to the industry.   “I was emotional because you feel disposable,” the 29-year-old told her sister Gigi Hadid in an interview, noting she learned to be content with focusing on her health.   Bella was diagnosed with Lyme disease in…

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24

Feb

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Anil Kapoor reflects on 40 years in cinema

Anil Kapoor has done all kinds of roles in his career of over 40 years and the Bollywood star says his wonderful journey in cinema continues to motivate him.   Known for films such as “Welcome”, “Ram Lakhan”, “Mr. India”, “Nayak”, “Tezaab”, “Taal” and “Dil Dhadakne Do”, Kapoor stars as a retired solider in his next film "Subedaar" and he said the project tested him with its action sequences.   "I'm really grateful to the audience, to the media, to all my friends, co-stars, leading ladies and directors. It's been absolutely wonderful, fulfilling. I never thought I would do so…

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24

Feb

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Alia Bhatt makes BAFTA debut, opens speech in Hindi

Bollywood star Alia Bhatt just brought a touch of India to the BAFTAs!   Presenting for the first time at the 79th edition of the prestigious awards in London, the star surprised everyone by ditching English for a Hindi introduction. Videos of her saying, "Namaskar! Agla award ek aisi film ke liye hai..." have since gone viral, with fans hailing her for staying true to her roots while sharing the stage with Hollywood’s finest.   "Don't reach for the subtitles just yet. I was only saying in Hindi that the next award is for a film not in the English…

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23

Feb

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Farhan Akhtar’s Manipuri film ‘Boong’ wins BAFTA Award

Farhan Akhtar’s Manipuri coming-of-age comedy-drama “Boong” made history at the 79th BAFTA Awards in London, as the first Indian film to win for Best Children’s & Family Film.   Produced by Akhtar’s Excel Entertainment, the film stars Gugun Kipgen and Bala Hijam. It triumphed over global hits like “Zootopia 2”, “Lilo & Stitch” and “Arco”.   Accepting the trophy from Paddington Bear, the lead star of the West End show “Paddington The Musical”, debutant director Lakshmipriya Devi delivered a moving speech, calling for peace in her homeland of Manipur. She was joined on stage at the Royal Festival Hall by…

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23

Feb

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‘One Battle After Another’ sweeps BAFTA

Politically charged action thriller “One Battle After Another” has won six prizes, including best picture at Britain's BAFTA film awards.   Vampire saga “Sinners” and gothic horror story “Frankenstein” each won three prizes. Robert Aramayo takes the win for Leading Actor in I Swear💫 #EEBAFTAs pic.twitter.com/fdHDmKE600 — BAFTA (@BAFTA) February 22, 2026 Paul Thomas Anderson was named best director for “One Battle After Another.” He also walked away with the trophy for best adapted screenplay. Robert Aaramayo took the best actor prize for the British indie film ‘I Swear’. Jessie Buckley won the best actress prize for “Hamnet,” while Robert…

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23

Feb

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Nick Jonas begins shooting for ‘Jumanji 3’

Actor-singer Nick Jonas has officially touched down in the jungle for the upcoming “Jumanji” sequel, reprising his fan-favourite role as Jefferson "Seaplane" McDonough.   Jonas took to social media to confirm his return to the next chapter of the blockbuster franchise, which is currently locked for a high-stakes global theatrical release on December 11, 2026.   Captioning the post, "We are so back. Jumanji round 3," he expressed his excitement about stepping once again into the role of the skilled pilot avatar.   His wife and actor Priyanka Chopra commented on the post, writing, "Let's go."   The new film,…

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