Anita Britto is a Journalist at India Today. She specializes in arts and entertainment, with a keen focus on film and cinema, as well as theater, often covering the latest news breaks and B-Town stories. Anita's work has been featured in notable publications including India Today, Business Today, and MSN.
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Anita Britto's coverage overwhelmingly focuses on entertainment news, particularly the Bollywood and Indian film industry. She appears to be interested in exclusive stories, event coverage, and expert commentary related to movie releases, actors, and interviews.
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By: Anita Britto
Actor Boman Irani said his Peddi co-star Ram Charan makes people feel comfortable on the sets. He also shared the film is larger and more layered than the trailer suggests.
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Actor Karan Wahi said men rarely talk openly about heartbreak and often shut down after breakups. He also expressed that television needs more feel-good romance because audiences still connect with relatable love stories.
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Actor Divyenndu opened up about making his Telugu debut with Peddi and said the film gave him sleepless nights because of the language challenge. He also praised Ram Charan and director Buchi Babu Sana for making him feel supported and welcomed on set.
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Jackie Shroff, in a recent interview, recalled helping Salman Khan land his first film and revealed how he would carry the superstar's pictures to filmmakers while trying to get him good roles.
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Jackie Shroff has confirmed that he will return for Khalnayak Returns, reuniting with Sanjay Dutt in the sequel to the 1993 cult hit. The veteran actor said he has already spoken to Subhash Ghai, the producer and Dutt about the project.
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Marking 25 years in films, Tusshar Kapoor recalled working with Kareena Kapoor in Mujhe Kucch Kehna Hai. He said her confidence, ease and support on set left a lasting impression on him.
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Actor Jim Sarbh recalled being awestruck by Naseeruddin Shah's stage performance at 18 and calls working with the veteran actor in Made in India – A Titan Story a dream come true.
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Director Abhinay Deo shared why he deliberately chose to cast Karisma Kapoor against type in Brown. He said the decision was intentional.
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Karisma Kapoor revealed that she initially rejected Brown due to the long shooting schedule, but changed her mind after reading the script and discovering the many layers of her characters, Rita Brown.
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Director Manish Saini praised Jackie Shroff's nuanced performance in The Great Grand Superhero, saying the actor revealed a side audiences have rarely seen before. The filmmaker also spoke about making films purely for joy, rejecting creative pressure and conventional definitions of success.
