Actress Kiran Khoje, celebrated for her impactful performances in movies like “Talvar,” “Hindi Medium,” and “Super 30,” has now ventured into the world of OTT with her debut in the comedy-drama “Dry Day.” In an exclusive conversation, Kiran sheds light on the actor’s path, the struggles, and the essence of true success. The Actor’s Struggle Kiran dispels the notion that actors have it easy. Witnessing successful actors can ignite a desire to follow in their footsteps, but the journey is far from straightforward. Auditioning for multiple roles, enduring queues, and waiting for that crucial callback—it’s a rollercoaster of emotions. Kiran emphasizes that the industry demands hard work, resilience, and patience. The Myth of Instant Recognition Why can’t someone just call you and offer a role? Kiran debunks this myth. Success doesn’t arrive overnight. It’s about relentless effort, networking, and proving your mettle. The struggle isn’t just about landing roles; it’s about maintaining success once achieved. And here’s the secret: be a good human being. Arrogance and ego have no place in the journey. Trust yourself, stay humble, express gratitude, and hone your craft. The Ever-Changing Definition of Success For Kiran, success isn’t a fixed destination. It’s the satisfaction of portraying a compelling character, delivering a powerful performance, or […]
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Poonam Pandey, a controversial actress, recently faked her death to spread awareness about cervical cancer. The news of her death went viral on social media, as she stayed silent for a day. She then reappeared on social media to talk about cervical cancer. However, her stunt backfired, as many celebrities and netizens slammed her for using such a distasteful and insensitive method to highlight an important cause. Gurpreet Singh: The news of Poonam Pandey’s staged death is unfortunate and concerning. It is ethically questionable to use false information, especially related to someone’s death, to raise awareness about cervical cancer. It undermines the seriousness of the issue and misuses the social media platform. The means to create awareness should be transparent and respectful. The incident also raises concerns about the credibility of news in the age of social media. It emphasises the need for responsible sharing and fact-checking. Staging one’s death for publicity is a drastic and insensitive measure. It may overshadow the genuine concerns surrounding the issue. Yashashri Masurkar: Poonam’s actions should be condemned, as they are playing with people’s emotions. I was shocked when I heard the news, and I am not even a fan. This has happened in […]
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Bollywood has witnessed a remarkable influx of talent from Punjab in recent years. Actors like Diljit Dosanjh, Ammy Virk, Banveen Singh, and Manjot Singh have carved their niche with their acting prowess and quirky characters. They have starred in some of the most notable films of Bollywood, leaving an indelible mark on the industry and the audience. Here’s how these Sardaar sensations have conquered Bollywood with their diverse and memorable performances. Diljit Dosanjh: The Versatile Star Diljit Dosanjh is one of the most promising talents of Bollywood. He has impressed audiences and critics alike with his versatile roles, ranging from comedy to drama. He stole hearts with his endearing portrayal of Honey Batra in the comedy-drama “Good Newwz,” a lovable Punjabi man caught up in an IVF mix-up. His comic timing and charm brought Honey to life, earning him rave reviews. He also showcased his ability to switch between comedy and emotion, solidifying his position as a versatile star. Banveen Singh: The Action Hero Banveen Singh, also known as Sukhi, made a memorable debut in Bollywood with his role in the action-packed film “Fighter.” He played a charismatic and fearless fighter, who brought intensity and vigour to the screen. He […]
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Ssudeep Sahir is a talented actor who has established his prowess in the Hindi acting world. He is known for his roles in popular shows like Woh Apna Sa, Tera Yaar Hoon Main, and Ayushmaan. But he is not just an actor, he is also a producer who is creating content for an OTT channel in Africa. Ssudeep, who was last seen in the show Tera Yaar Hoon Main, says that he has been busy with his production venture since last year. He and his wife, Anantica, have formed a production company called Trinity and have been developing content under this banner. Their first project is an international one, a young love story based in Kenya. Ssudeep says that Anantica, who is a writer herself, has been instrumental in bringing out the writer and creator in him. He says that he has loved every bit of creating the characters, the story, the screenplay, etc. He says that it is a beautiful journey and a different feeling to see his characters coming to life. However, he also says that acting is his first love and he is always looking for challenging roles. He says that he would love to play the […]
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Siddharth Anand is on a roll. The director has delivered eight consecutive box office hits, the latest being Fighter, starring Hrithik Roshan and Deepika Padukone. The action-packed film has grossed over 352 Crores worldwide and is still running in theatres. Fighter is the first blockbuster of 2024, following the footsteps of Pathaan, Anand’s 2023 mega-hit featuring Shah Rukh Khan. Pathaan was the first Hindi film to cross 1,000 Crores at the global box office (without China), making Anand the only filmmaker to achieve this feat. Anand’s journey to success began with Salaam Namaste in 2005, a romantic comedy that was well-received by the audience. He followed it up with Ta Ra Rum Pum in 2007, a family drama with a racing backdrop. In 2008, he directed Bachna Ae Haseeno, a hit musical starring Ranbir Kapoor and Deepika Padukone. View this post on Instagram A post shared by MARFLIX (@marflix_pictures) Anand switched gears in 2014 with Bang Bang!, an action thriller that paired Hrithik Roshan and Katrina Kaif. The film was a huge success, earning 333 Crores worldwide and becoming the fourth highest-grossing Indian film of that year. He repeated the magic with War in 2019, a high-octane film that pitted […]
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