“The Cannes Film Festival has always been a platform that celebrates authentic storytelling and cinematic excellence. It's a space where films are showcased based on their narrative depth and artistic merit,” he says.
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Farhan Akhtar took to Instagram to share his awe, calling the film “Mindblown !! What a ride… @tomcruise brings the MI series home in style..
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The team marked the occasion with a celebratory cake that read “Wrap up for Diana,” offering a subtle yet telling hint about Shanaya’s character name in the film.
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From his punches to his overall transformation, Pulkit is clearly pushing himself to the limit. Known for his commitment to fitness, the actor has been sharing snippets of his workouts, showing the physical and mental grind required to fully embody the character of a boxer.
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However it wasn't just Rehaan’s complexity that drew Saif In. It was the hyper-stylized world of Jewel Thief. A blend of high-octane action, surreal flair, and comic-book energy that made filming feel more like living out a fantasy.
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On the occasion of their 18th wedding anniversary, Aishwarya took to Instagram and shared a glowing, picture-perfect family moment with hubby Abhishek and their daughter Aaradhya — and boom, the internet collectively gasped and smiled.
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Jacqueliene proves yet again why she remains unbeatable when it comes to music hits. From Lat Lag Gayee to Yimmy Yimmy, and now Money Money, she continues to dominate the party anthem game with her screen presence, infectious energy, and unmatched dance moves.
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With lyrics by Jaani and performed by Jasmine Sandlas, Nasha blends cinematic depth with lyrical intrigue — a soundscape that mirrors the suspense, tension, and complexity the franchise is known for.
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The film, a quirky yet heartfelt tale about sperm donation, tackled a taboo topic with humor and sensitivity. She starred opposite Ayushmann Khurrana, and their chemistry added charm to the unconventional story.
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Speaking about his experience working in a Telugu film, Sunny Deol said, “The only difference basically is always the language, otherwise there was nothing because cinema is itself a language which we all understand and definitely the fun was that the subjects are so rooted to the nation.
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