Vinamra Mathur is a Senior Sub-Editor for Firstpost, a multinational news platform based in India. With a focus on entertainment and pop culture, Vinamra covers a wide range of topics including film reviews, exclusive interviews with actors and directors, and analysis of popular shows and movies.
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Yudhra has style and silliness packaged into one screenplay that cruises along without pausing for breath or blink. The pace at times is so hurried that we forget to connect the dots precisely
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For Prime Video India and TVF to tell a rooted story in South, taking cues from North, is both interesting and ironic. The performances land because the actors feel they belong to this world and have smelled the stench of struggles. The crux and comic elements are mostly the same, with little jokes here and there. Basically, the idea or the intent of the show to be remade could be to tell people how the basic struggles of aspiring and ambitious men feel, even if they are divided by cultures. Once viewers get a hang of this grim reality of a supposed evolving India, comparisons with the original show will be futile and frivolous.
By: Vinamra Mathur
Shahid Kapoor and Kareena Kapoor Khan were in a relationship from 2004 to 2007 before they parted ways. Kareena even confessed on Koffee With Karan she made the first move in the relationship. She told host Karan Johar she was the one messaging the actor and initiating things. The former couple even scored a 10 on 10 in the compatibility test. While filming for their classic romantic comedy Jab We Met, they parted ways and broke many hearts. They did films like Fida, 36 China Town, Chup Chup Ke, Udta Punjab, and Milenge Milenge together.. Did Shahid Kapoor and Kareena Kapoor Khan's break-up happen due to Karisma Kapoor and Babita Kapoor? Randhir Kapoor even called 'Kabir Singh' star a 'Dodo'. babita kapoor, kareena kapoor, karisma kapoor, Randhir Kapoor, Shahid Kapoor, Bollywood News
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season two feels underwhelming and overcooked with Bam carrying both on his shoulders and trying his hardest to reach the finish line. The plot about a man who has been gifted with magical powers to be able to see the future feels delightful, but also stretched and unfortunately unnecessary. Maybe the makers should know the Khabar feels Taaza only for a day.
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Telling this exclusively to Firstpost, the actress spoke about her and Ratnam's evolution as artists.
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Joker 2 is no match to part one. The one reason could be the protagonist (or antagonist himself). He had the whole world right at his disposal and the open spaces became his ground where he could go bonkers with his unimaginable abilities
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Unveiling one of the most chilling historical events that gripped the nation, Manvat Murders is a captivating series brought to life by creator Girish Joshi and director Ashish Bende
By: Vinamra Mathur
Randeep Hooda has been a part of Bollywood for the last 22 years. The actor was first seen in Mira Nair's 2001 classic Monsoon Wedding.
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The narrative meanders and new characters are thrown in only to add to its daunting length. It's not easy to binge-watch Citadel: Diana, given the intensity on display
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The film has no reason to exist in the 90s. It could be a film about a couple whose video goes viral on social media. But then, the makers felt hunting for a CD would make for a far more entertaining crowd pleaser
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