<p>There might be some time before we get another <em>Fantastic Beasts</em> film if we happen to get one at all. The movie franchise is “parked” as far as&nbsp;director David Yates is considered and he has been a part of all three films in the franchise.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In a new interview with Total Film magazine, David Yates spoke about the idea of making five&nbsp;<em>Fantastic Beasts</em> films and how he wasn’t told that there had to be five in a row. Headlined by Eddie Redmayne, <em>Fantastic Beasts</em> film is a prequel to <em>Harry Potter</em>. It was JK Rowling who had envisioned the film as a five-film series. So far, we have three films already–<em> Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them</em> (2016), <em>The Crimes of Grindelwald</em> (2018) and <em>The Secrets of Dumbledore </em>(2022). One of the reasons why makers are thinking about making more films is the poor response at the box office.</p>

<p>David said, “With <em>Beasts,</em>&nbsp;it’s all just parked. We made those three movies, the last one through a pandemic, and it was enormous fun but it was tough. We were actually filming when there wasn’t a vaccine. Thankfully, no one got sick, but we did have the most detailed protocols in place. We’re all so proud of <em>[Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore]</em> and when it went out into the world, we just needed to sort of stop and pause and take it easy.”</p>

<p>David Yates directed all three <em>Fantastic Beasts</em> movies, with JK Rowling penning each entry. He is a veteran when we talk about the <em>Harry Potter </em>universe as he has also directed every <em>Harry Potter</em> movie from <em>Order of the Phoenix</em> through <em>Deathly Hallows Part 2.&nbsp;</em></p>

<p>Also see:&nbsp;The Crown Season 6 trailer: Final season to show Diana's fatal car crash and the chaos that followed</p>

<p>On not being informed about the five-film series, David said, “The idea that there were going to be five films was a surprise to most of us. Jo just mentioned it spontaneously, at a press screening once. No one had told us there were going to be five, we’d committed to the first one… I’m sure at some point, we’ll be back. But yeah, I haven’t spoken to Jo, I haven’t spoken to [producer] David Heyman, I haven’t spoken to Warner Bros; we’re just taking a pause. It’s quite nice. It allows me to do stuff like this.”</p>

<p>By “stuff like this”, he means his crime drama <em>Pain Hustlers</em> on Netflix. The movie stars Chris Evans and Emily Blunt. On the film, he said, “Having spent such a long time making films about wizards, I wanted to do a film in the real world and a social-issue driven, but one that wasn’t too earnest and serious. I wanted to tell a story that was entertaining and funny in a subversive kind of way. I’m moving from a heightened world of J.K. Rowling, but I’m not going straight to kitchen-sink drama. The characters here are so heightened and crazy and the world is so intense.”</p>

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There might be some time before we get another Fantastic Beasts film if we happen to get one at all. The movie franchise is “parked” as far as director David Yates is considered and he has been a part of all three films in the franchise.

There might be some time before we get another Fantastic Beasts film if we happen to get one at all. The movie franchise is “parked” as far as director David Yates is considered and he has been a part of all three films in the franchise. In a new interview with Total Film magazine, David Yates spoke about the idea of making five Fantastic Beasts films and how he wasn’t told that there had to be five in a row. Headlined by Eddie Redmayne, Fantastic Beasts film is a prequel to Harry Potter. It was JK Rowling who had envisioned the film as a five-film series. So far, we have three films already– Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (2016), The Crimes of Grindelwald (2018) and The Secrets of Dumbledore (2022). One of the reasons why makers are thinking about making more films is the poor response at the box office. David said, “With Beasts, it’s all just parked. We made those three movies, the last one through a pandemic, and it was enormous fun but it was tough. We were actually filming when there wasn’t a vaccine. Thankfully, no one got sick, but we did have the most detailed protocols in place. We’re all so proud of [Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore] and when it went out into the world, we just needed to sort of stop and pause and take it easy.” David Yates directed all three Fantastic Beasts movies, with JK Rowling penning each entry. He is a veteran when we talk about the Harry Potter universe as he has also directed every Harry Potter movie from Order of the Phoenix through Deathly Hallows Part 2. Also see: The Crown Season 6 trailer: Final season to show Diana's fatal car crash and the chaos that followed On not being informed about the five-film series, David said, “The idea that there were going to be five films was a surprise to most of us. Jo just mentioned it spontaneously, at a press screening once. No one had told us there were going to be five, we’d committed to the first one… I’m sure at some point, we’ll be back. But yeah, I haven’t spoken to Jo, I haven’t spoken to [producer] David Heyman, I haven’t spoken to Warner Bros; we’re just taking a pause. It’s quite nice. It allows me to do stuff like this.” By “stuff like this”, he means his crime drama Pain Hustlers on Netflix. The movie stars Chris Evans and Emily Blunt. On the film, he said, “Having spent such a long time making films about wizards, I wanted to do a film in the real world and a social-issue driven, but one that wasn’t too earnest and serious. I wanted to tell a story that was entertaining and funny in a subversive kind of way. I’m moving from a heightened world of J.K. Rowling, but I’m not going straight to kitchen-sink drama. The characters here are so heightened and crazy and the world is so intense.” Pain Hustlers is available to stream on Netflix from October 27. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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<p>We have seen some of the biggest films and shows this year but there’s one more on its way before we call it a great year for cinema and OTT giants. We are talking about Netflix’s <em>The Crown</em> which tells the story of the British crown, the late Queen Elizabeth’s reign, and how her children continue the monarchy in recent times.&nbsp;</p>

<p><em>The Crown</em> will return one last time with its final season. Season 6 of <em>The Crown </em>will be split into two parts and the makers dropped the trailer for its part 1. The first part will drop on November 16 and promises to show the fatal car crash that took the life of Princess Diana, who was loved by the&nbsp;masses, and the chaos that followed it.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The final season's first part will explore the relationship between Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed before their tragic car accident. The second half, consisting of six episodes, will premiere on December 14. It will go back to the lives of the late Queen Elizabeth and Prince Charles. Some screen time will also be allocated to Prince William and Prince Harry grappling with their royal duties in the wake of their mother’s untimely death.</p>

<p>The show will take a look at the media's obsession with Diana’s life and how this frenzy ultimately led to the fatal car crash.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>Watch the trailer of The Crown season 6 part 1:</strong></h2>

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<p><em>The Crown</em> season 6 will feature Imelda Staunton as Queen Elizabeth II, Jonathan Pryce as Prince Philip, Lesley Manville as Princess Margaret, Dominic West as Prince Charles, Elizabeth Debicki as Princess Diana, Claudia Harrison as Princess Anne, Olivia Williams as Camilla Parker Bowles, Bertie Carvel as Tony Blair, Salim Daw as Mohamed Al Fayed, and Khalid Abdalla as Dodi Fayed. Rufus Kampa and Ed McVey play Prince William at different ages, while Fflyn Edwards and Luther Ford play Prince Harry. Meg Bellamy plays Kate Middleton.</p>

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We have seen some of the biggest films and shows this year but there’s one more on its way before we call it a great year for cinema and OTT giants. We are talking about Netflix’s The Crown which tells the story of the British crown, the late Queen Elizabeth’s reign, and how her children continue the monarchy in recent times.

We have seen some of the biggest films and shows this year but there’s one more on its way before we call it a great year for cinema and OTT giants. We are talking about Netflix’s The Crown which tells the story of the British crown, the late Queen Elizabeth’s reign, and how her children continue the monarchy in recent times. The Crown will return one last time with its final season. Season 6 of The Crown will be split into two parts and the makers dropped the trailer for its part 1. The first part will drop on November 16 and promises to show the fatal car crash that took the life of Princess Diana, who was loved by the masses, and the chaos that followed it. The final season's first part will explore the relationship between Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed before their tragic car accident. The second half, consisting of six episodes, will premiere on December 14. It will go back to the lives of the late Queen Elizabeth and Prince Charles. Some screen time will also be allocated to Prince William and Prince Harry grappling with their royal duties in the wake of their mother’s untimely death. The show will take a look at the media's obsession with Diana’s life and how this frenzy ultimately led to the fatal car crash. Watch the trailer of The Crown season 6 part 1: The Crown season 6 will feature Imelda Staunton as Queen Elizabeth II, Jonathan Pryce as Prince Philip, Lesley Manville as Princess Margaret, Dominic West as Prince Charles, Elizabeth Debicki as Princess Diana, Claudia Harrison as Princess Anne, Olivia Williams as Camilla Parker Bowles, Bertie Carvel as Tony Blair, Salim Daw as Mohamed Al Fayed, and Khalid Abdalla as Dodi Fayed. Rufus Kampa and Ed McVey play Prince William at different ages, while Fflyn Edwards and Luther Ford play Prince Harry. Meg Bellamy plays Kate Middleton. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

The Crown Season 6 trailer: Final season to show Diana's fatal car crash and the chaos that followed

<p>What have we gained and what have we lost in these seven years of a meaningless ban on Pakistani artists working in India? It’s been a while since Fawad Khan became a heartthrob not just in Pakistan but in India after his TV serials <em>Zindagi Gulzar Hai </em>and <em>Humsafar</em> hooked us all to the TV screens. The craze for the actor only heightened and led to Bollywood offers to land on his doorstep. From <em>Khoobsurat </em>to <em>Ae Dil Hai Mushkil</em> to<em> Kapoor &amp; Sons</em>, we have laughed, adored, and only loved his acting chops in the few Hindi films he has starred in. This is not just about one artist, but countless other names who we have loved and appreciated in our films and shows, until everything came to a pause.&nbsp;</p>

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<h2><strong>What went wrong?&nbsp;</strong></h2>

<p>A ban on Pakistani artists working in India was put into effect after the Uri terror attack in 2016. The Indian Motion Picture Producers Association (IMPPA) made the resolution that they won't work with Pakistani artists after they cited “security” and “patriotism” as some reasons to not allow cross-border talent to perform in India and vice-versa.</p>

<p>It led to artists like Fawad, Mahira Khan, Ali Zafar, and many musicians like Atif Aslam, and Rahat Fateh Ali Khan to not collaborate with their Indian counterparts any more. But we have missed them, haven’t we?&nbsp;</p>

<p><img alt="Mahira Khan" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="ad8276b8-b001-487e-9b37-9efdcffcd697" src="//cdn.wionews.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/a-1516881405.jpg" /></p>

<h2><strong>What’s changed now?&nbsp;</strong></h2>

<p>The ban has now been called “a retrograde step in promoting cultural harmony, unity, and peace” by Justice Sunil B Shukre and Justice Firdosh P Pooniwalla, who presided over a petition filed by a cine worker to ban the Pakistani artists. The Bombay High Court ruled in favour of cross-border cultural exchange and said that this petition has “no merit in it”.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Defending their decision on calling out the petitioner, the two justices ruled: “Arts, music, sports, culture, dance, and so on are the activities which rise above nationalities, cultures, and nations and truly bring about peace, tranquillity, unity, and harmony in nation and between nations.”</p>

<p>The court further observed that patriotism isn't demonstrated by hostility towards foreign nationals, particularly those from neighbouring countries.</p>

<h2><strong>But does it mean that Fawad, Mahira, and Atif will return?&nbsp;</strong></h2>

<p>It’s been seven years since no Pakistani talent has stepped foot on Indian soil, has collaborated on an Indian project, or has even been offered any role.</p>

<p>That could be because whoever wants to collaborate fears ostracisation from within the entertainment community in India or doesn’t feel the need to extend an olive branch to our neighbours.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In fact, Fawad, when questioned by US-based Variety magazine, on whether he will ever work in India again, said that it doesn’t depend on him but on whether they (Indians) want to work with him.</p>

<p>He said that fingers will be pointed at those people who want to work with him. He will do his work and go away but the consequences of that will hit hard on the person who works with him. He said that the same would have a bearing on him once he returns to Pakistan after having worked on an Indian project.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Fawad Khan did mention “never say never” and would be hopeful of a time when things ease out, as he has many friends in the Hindi film circle.</p>

<p>This does mean that Fawad is open to the idea of exploring a project in India if we extend one to him.</p>

<p>But what about others?</p>

<p>The last time Mahira Khan worked in India, her film with Shah Rukh Khan <em>(Raees)</em> got negative publicity. The next time she was spotted with an Indian actor (Ranbir Kapoor), she was mercilessly trolled for her choice of clothes and smoking a cigarette with him while no one raised an eyebrow at Kapoor who was practically doing the same thing. But we digress!</p>

<p>A larger topic here is whether this calling out of the ban on Pakistani artists means that they will return to India and dole out some gems.</p>

<p>Forget actors, let the musicians come back first and give us some new Sufi music or indie songs to groove to. We anyway&nbsp;do that via music streaming apps like Spotify, Gaana, and the like.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The most recent example is the worldwide sensation “Pasoori” by Pakistani artist Ali Sethi which everyone around the world fell in love with instantaneously after it debuted on Coke Studio Season 14.</p>

<p>The song became such an overnight sensation towards the end of the pandemic that you could hear everyone blasting the song through their speakers.</p>

<p>The song’s rage then translated into it being adapted for Indians and thus the song became “Pasoori Nu” and was sung by our very own Arijit Singh.</p>

<p>But imagine using the original in our films or adapting the song for Indian sensibilities with more colloquial Hindi-Urdu lyrics? Wouldn’t that be just amazing?</p>

<p>Also, can we just have a petition to bring back Atif Aslam? We miss you, Atif!<br />
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What have we gained and what have we lost in these seven years of a meaningless ban on Pakistani artists working in India? It’s been a while since Fawad Khan became a heartthrob not just in Pakistan but in India after his TV serials Zindagi Gulzar Hai and Humsafar hooked us all to the TV screens.

What have we gained and what have we lost in these seven years of a meaningless ban on Pakistani artists working in India? It’s been a while since Fawad Khan became a heartthrob not just in Pakistan but in India after his TV serials Zindagi Gulzar Hai and Humsafar hooked us all to the TV screens. The craze for the actor only heightened and led to Bollywood offers to land on his doorstep. From Khoobsurat to Ae Dil Hai Mushkil to Kapoor & Sons, we have laughed, adored, and only loved his acting chops in the few Hindi films he has starred in. This is not just about one artist, but countless other names who we have loved and appreciated in our films and shows, until everything came to a pause. What went wrong? A ban on Pakistani artists working in India was put into effect after the Uri terror attack in 2016. The Indian Motion Picture Producers Association (IMPPA) made the resolution that they won't work with Pakistani artists after they cited “security” and “patriotism” as some reasons to not allow cross-border talent to perform in India and vice-versa. It led to artists like Fawad, Mahira Khan, Ali Zafar, and many musicians like Atif Aslam, and Rahat Fateh Ali Khan to not collaborate with their Indian counterparts any more. But we have missed them, haven’t we? What’s changed now? The ban has now been called “a retrograde step in promoting cultural harmony, unity, and peace” by Justice Sunil B Shukre and Justice Firdosh P Pooniwalla, who presided over a petition filed by a cine worker to ban the Pakistani artists. The Bombay High Court ruled in favour of cross-border cultural exchange and said that this petition has “no merit in it”. Defending their decision on calling out the petitioner, the two justices ruled: “Arts, music, sports, culture, dance, and so on are the activities which rise above nationalities, cultures, and nations and truly bring about peace, tranquillity, unity, and harmony in nation and between nations.” The court further observed that patriotism isn't demonstrated by hostility towards foreign nationals, particularly those from neighbouring countries. But does it mean that Fawad, Mahira, and Atif will return? It’s been seven years since no Pakistani talent has stepped foot on Indian soil, has collaborated on an Indian project, or has even been offered any role. That could be because whoever wants to collaborate fears ostracisation from within the entertainment community in India or doesn’t feel the need to extend an olive branch to our neighbours. In fact, Fawad, when questioned by US-based Variety magazine, on whether he will ever work in India again, said that it doesn’t depend on him but on whether they (Indians) want to work with him. He said that fingers will be pointed at those people who want to work with him. He will do his work and go away but the consequences of that will hit hard on the person who works with him. He said that the same would have a bearing on him once he returns to Pakistan after having worked on an Indian project. Fawad Khan did mention “never say never” and would be hopeful of a time when things ease out, as he has many friends in the Hindi film circle. This does mean that Fawad is open to the idea of exploring a project in India if we extend one to him. But what about others? The last time Mahira Khan worked in India, her film with Shah Rukh Khan (Raees) got negative publicity. The next time she was spotted with an Indian actor (Ranbir Kapoor), she was mercilessly trolled for her choice of clothes and smoking a cigarette with him while no one raised an eyebrow at Kapoor who was practically doing the same thing. But we digress! A larger topic here is whether this calling out of the ban on Pakistani artists means that they will return to India and dole out some gems. Forget actors, let the musicians come back first and give us some new Sufi music or indie songs to groove to. We anyway do that via music streaming apps like Spotify, Gaana, and the like. The most recent example is the worldwide sensation “Pasoori” by Pakistani artist Ali Sethi which everyone around the world fell in love with instantaneously after it debuted on Coke Studio Season 14. The song became such an overnight sensation towards the end of the pandemic that you could hear everyone blasting the song through their speakers. The song’s rage then translated into it being adapted for Indians and thus the song became “Pasoori Nu” and was sung by our very own Arijit Singh. But imagine using the original in our films or adapting the song for Indian sensibilities with more colloquial Hindi-Urdu lyrics? Wouldn’t that be just amazing? Also, can we just have a petition to bring back Atif Aslam? We miss you, Atif! Also read: Atif Aslam pauses concert mid-way to give a fitting reply to fans throwing money at him: Watch WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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<p>OTT giant Netflix recently released a new Indian show<em> Kaala Paani,</em> which as the name suggests, is a story that unfolds in the islands of Andaman &amp; Nicobar, the farthest land in India from the mainland. As per the official synopsis, <em>Kaala Paani</em> is a story of survival as a mysterious illness locks the islands and their inhabitants with no cure and no way out. The show will remind you of the time when the whole world was reeling under the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and had to wear masks so as to avoid getting infected with a mysterious virus.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Speaking to WION, <em>Kaala Paani</em> actor Mahadev Singh Lakhawat who plays a man named Pundi on the show, opens up about working with Mona Singh on the show and how he was stuck on the islands due to a cyclone while shooting for the show.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In his own words, Mahadev Singh Lakhawat calls Pundi “a complex and grey character who is not from Andaman but works there with his partner in crime, Chiru, running a tourism business.” <em>Excerpts:&nbsp;</em></p>

<p><strong>WION: How was your experience collaborating with a talented cast in Kaala Paani? How was working with Mona Singh on the show?&nbsp;</strong></p>

<p>Mahadev Singh Lakhawat: It was an exhilarating experience. As a trained actor, the script is very important to me, and I was in love with the script of <em>Kaala Paani</em>. Also, when the workshops happened and we all met as co-actors, I was mesmerised to see each actor bringing their unique skills and creativity to the table, which elevated the overall quality of the project. It was inspiring to be surrounded by such talented individuals, and it pushed me to give my best performance. Shooting in a location like Andaman was a completely different experience. We were caught in&nbsp;Andaman for some time because of a cyclone but that only helped&nbsp;bring authenticity to the script.&nbsp;</p>

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<p><strong>WION: Did you always want to be an actor?</strong></p>

<p>Mahadev Singh Lakhawat: I have always been passionate about acting. Since my childhood, I had a deep love for storytelling and performing in front of an audience. I was very interested in cultural activities during my school days. Although I graduated in law and have a diploma in cyber law, I always wanted to act because it's what makes me happiest.</p>

<p>I graduated from NSD and gained experience in theatre. I came to Bombay in 2019 and after a few months, the pandemic happened. Once the lockdown started lifting, I was lucky enough to get roles in good projects because people had seen my plays previously and knew my work. Acting allows me to express myself, explore different characters, and connect with people through the medium of storytelling. It has been a lifelong dream, and I feel fortunate to be living it now.</p>

<h2><strong>Watch the trailer of Kaala Paani here:</strong></h2>

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<p><strong>WION: What's something you like the most about acting?</strong></p>

<p>Mahadev Singh Lakhawat: The joy of entertaining and connecting with the audience is truly fulfilling. Acting has the power to touch people's lives and evoke emotions, and that is something I find incredibly rewarding.</p>

<p><strong>WION: Kaala Paani is among some of the most-talked-about Indian shows on Netflix this week. What next?&nbsp;</strong></p>

<p>Mahadev Singh Lakhawat: Next up is <em>Woh Ladki Hain Kaha</em> which also has Taapsee Pannu, Pratik Gandhi, Pratiek Babbar, and Harleen Sethi, and is directed by Arshad Sayed. This is my debut film, to be honest. Then there is <em>Sector 36</em>, starring Deepak Dobriyal and Vikrant Massey, directed by Aditya Nimbalkar and produced by Maddock Films. Currently, I'm shooting for Nikhil Advani's film <em>Vedaa</em>, which is slated to release next year. It stars John Abraham and Sharvari Wagh.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Each of these projects presents its own set of challenges and opportunities for growth, and I couldn't be more excited to share them with audiences, as I'm playing different characters in each. You can also watch <em>Bambai Meri Jaan </em>which is streaming on Amazon apart from<em> Kaala Paani </em>on Netflix.&nbsp;</p>

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OTT giant Netflix recently released a new Indian show Kaala Paani, which as the name suggests, is a story that unfolds in the islands of Andaman & Nicobar, the farthest land in India from the mainland.

OTT giant Netflix recently released a new Indian show Kaala Paani, which as the name suggests, is a story that unfolds in the islands of Andaman & Nicobar, the farthest land in India from the mainland. As per the official synopsis, Kaala Paani is a story of survival as a mysterious illness locks the islands and their inhabitants with no cure and no way out. The show will remind you of the time when the whole world was reeling under the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and had to wear masks so as to avoid getting infected with a mysterious virus. Speaking to WION, Kaala Paani actor Mahadev Singh Lakhawat who plays a man named Pundi on the show, opens up about working with Mona Singh on the show and how he was stuck on the islands due to a cyclone while shooting for the show. In his own words, Mahadev Singh Lakhawat calls Pundi “a complex and grey character who is not from Andaman but works there with his partner in crime, Chiru, running a tourism business.” Excerpts: WION: How was your experience collaborating with a talented cast in Kaala Paani? How was working with Mona Singh on the show? Mahadev Singh Lakhawat: It was an exhilarating experience. As a trained actor, the script is very important to me, and I was in love with the script of Kaala Paani. Also, when the workshops happened and we all met as co-actors, I was mesmerised to see each actor bringing their unique skills and creativity to the table, which elevated the overall quality of the project. It was inspiring to be surrounded by such talented individuals, and it pushed me to give my best performance. Shooting in a location like Andaman was a completely different experience. We were caught in Andaman for some time because of a cyclone but that only helped bring authenticity to the script. WION: Did you always want to be an actor? Mahadev Singh Lakhawat: I have always been passionate about acting. Since my childhood, I had a deep love for storytelling and performing in front of an audience. I was very interested in cultural activities during my school days. Although I graduated in law and have a diploma in cyber law, I always wanted to act because it's what makes me happiest. I graduated from NSD and gained experience in theatre. I came to Bombay in 2019 and after a few months, the pandemic happened. Once the lockdown started lifting, I was lucky enough to get roles in good projects because people had seen my plays previously and knew my work. Acting allows me to express myself, explore different characters, and connect with people through the medium of storytelling. It has been a lifelong dream, and I feel fortunate to be living it now. Watch the trailer of Kaala Paani here: WION: What's something you like the most about acting? Mahadev Singh Lakhawat: The joy of entertaining and connecting with the audience is truly fulfilling. Acting has the power to touch people's lives and evoke emotions, and that is something I find incredibly rewarding. WION: Kaala Paani is among some of the most-talked-about Indian shows on Netflix this week. What next? Mahadev Singh Lakhawat: Next up is Woh Ladki Hain Kaha which also has Taapsee Pannu, Pratik Gandhi, Pratiek Babbar, and Harleen Sethi, and is directed by Arshad Sayed. This is my debut film, to be honest. Then there is Sector 36, starring Deepak Dobriyal and Vikrant Massey, directed by Aditya Nimbalkar and produced by Maddock Films. Currently, I'm shooting for Nikhil Advani's film Vedaa, which is slated to release next year. It stars John Abraham and Sharvari Wagh. Each of these projects presents its own set of challenges and opportunities for growth, and I couldn't be more excited to share them with audiences, as I'm playing different characters in each. You can also watch Bambai Meri Jaan which is streaming on Amazon apart from Kaala Paani on Netflix. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Kaala Paani actor Mahadev Singh Lakhawat on his new survival drama, shooting in Andaman, and more

<p>It was a night to remember at ace filmmaker Subhash Ghai’s home as he celebrated his special night with family and friends. Cast of <em>Khalnayak</em> reunited at his home to wish the filmmaker. The celebrities spotted include Madhuri Dixit, Sanjay Dutt, Jackie Shroff, and Anupam Kher. The stars were spotted posing for pictures with Subhash Ghai and wife Mukta Ghai.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The celebrities didn’t attend alone as Madhuri was spotted with husband Dr Shriram Nene. He took to Instagram to share glimpses from the party and left fans nostalgic. He captioned the pictures, "It’s the company that makes the evening. A very happy wedding anniversary to @subhashghai1 #MuktaGhai and to @muktaartsltd.”</p>

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<p>Soon after he posted them, fans wondered if <em>Khalnayak 2</em> is on the cards. One of them commented, <em>“Khalnayak</em> team ek sath (team reunited).” “I think <em>Khalnayak 2 </em>is coming,” added another.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Another also added, “Missing Ramya Krishnan and Rakhee Ji in this get-together.”</p>

<p>It’s been 30 years since&nbsp;<em>Khalnayak </em>released. It remains one of the most popular Subhash Ghai&nbsp;films&nbsp;to date. A song from the film called “Choli Ke Peeche Kya Hai” was one of the highlights of <em>Khalnayak.</em></p>

<p>Meanwhile, there are reports that there could be a sequel to <em>Khalnayak.&nbsp;</em><br />
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It was a night to remember at ace filmmaker Subhash Ghai’s home as he celebrated his special night with family and friends. Cast of Khalnayak reunited at his home to wish the filmmaker.

It was a night to remember at ace filmmaker Subhash Ghai’s home as he celebrated his special night with family and friends. Cast of Khalnayak reunited at his home to wish the filmmaker. The celebrities spotted include Madhuri Dixit, Sanjay Dutt, Jackie Shroff, and Anupam Kher. The stars were spotted posing for pictures with Subhash Ghai and wife Mukta Ghai. The celebrities didn’t attend alone as Madhuri was spotted with husband Dr Shriram Nene. He took to Instagram to share glimpses from the party and left fans nostalgic. He captioned the pictures, "It’s the company that makes the evening. A very happy wedding anniversary to @subhashghai1 #MuktaGhai and to @muktaartsltd.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Dr Shriram Nene (@drneneofficial) × Soon after he posted them, fans wondered if Khalnayak 2 is on the cards. One of them commented, “Khalnayak team ek sath (team reunited).” “I think Khalnayak 2 is coming,” added another. Another also added, “Missing Ramya Krishnan and Rakhee Ji in this get-together.” It’s been 30 years since Khalnayak released. It remains one of the most popular Subhash Ghai films to date. A song from the film called “Choli Ke Peeche Kya Hai” was one of the highlights of Khalnayak. Meanwhile, there are reports that there could be a sequel to Khalnayak.

Madhuri Dixit, Sanjay Dutt, Jackie Shroff reunite at Subhash Ghai's wedding anniversary

<p>Actor Henry Winkler is finally opening up about his days of struggle as he rose to fame with the popular comedy series, <em>Happy Days</em>. The popular comedy series ran for 11 seasons and while he made a name for himself as Arthur ‘Fronzie’ Fonzarelli on <em>Happy Days,</em> he struggled with dyslexia. It was not until he was 31 that he found out about his dyslexia. In his memoir, he reveals that while he read for the show with his peers, it was a struggle to keep up.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In an excerpt from his upcoming memoir, <em>Being Henry: The Fonz… and Beyond</em>, via People magazine, the actor said, “Even in the midst of<em> Happy Days</em>, at the height of my fame and success, I felt embarrassed, inadequate,” he wrote. “Every Monday at ten o’clock, we would have a table reading of that week’s script, and at every reading I would lose my place, or stumble. I would leave a word out, a line out. I was constantly failing to give the right cue line, which would then screw up the joke for the person doing the scene with me. Or I would be staring at a word, like “invincible,” and have no idea on earth how to pronounce it or even sound it out.”</p>

<p>Winkler continued, “My brain and I were in different zip codes. Meanwhile, the other actors would be waiting, staring at me: it was humiliating and shameful. Everybody in the cast was warm and supportive, but I constantly felt I was letting them down. I had to ask for my scripts really early, so I could read them over and over again- which put extra pressure on the writers, who were already under the gun every week, having to get twenty-four scripts ready in rapid succession. All this at the height of my fame and success, as I was playing the coolest guy in the world.”</p>

<p>It was only later when his stepson was diagnosed with dyslexia that Winkler realised that he might also have the learning disorder.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Winkler continues in his memoir, “All the misery I’d gone through had been for nothing. All the yelling, all the humiliation, all the screaming arguments in my house as I was growing up – for nothing… It was genetic! It wasn’t the way I decided to be! And then I went from feeling this massive anger to fighting through it.”</p>

<p>Ever since the diagnosis, Henry Winkler has been very vocal about his life with dyslexia. He has written two children’s books, <em>Here’s Hank and Hank Zipzer, the World’s Greatest Underachiever</em>. Meanwhile, Winkler’s memoir, <em>Being Henry: The Fonz… and Beyond</em>, will be released this month.&nbsp;<br />
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Actor Henry Winkler is finally opening up about his days of struggle as he rose to fame with the popular comedy series, Happy Days. The popular comedy series ran for 11 seasons and while he made a name for himself as Arthur ‘Fronzie’ Fonzarelli on Happy Days, he struggled with dyslexia.

Actor Henry Winkler is finally opening up about his days of struggle as he rose to fame with the popular comedy series, Happy Days. The popular comedy series ran for 11 seasons and while he made a name for himself as Arthur ‘Fronzie’ Fonzarelli on Happy Days, he struggled with dyslexia. It was not until he was 31 that he found out about his dyslexia. In his memoir, he reveals that while he read for the show with his peers, it was a struggle to keep up. In an excerpt from his upcoming memoir, Being Henry: The Fonz… and Beyond, via People magazine, the actor said, “Even in the midst of Happy Days, at the height of my fame and success, I felt embarrassed, inadequate,” he wrote. “Every Monday at ten o’clock, we would have a table reading of that week’s script, and at every reading I would lose my place, or stumble. I would leave a word out, a line out. I was constantly failing to give the right cue line, which would then screw up the joke for the person doing the scene with me. Or I would be staring at a word, like “invincible,” and have no idea on earth how to pronounce it or even sound it out.” Winkler continued, “My brain and I were in different zip codes. Meanwhile, the other actors would be waiting, staring at me: it was humiliating and shameful. Everybody in the cast was warm and supportive, but I constantly felt I was letting them down. I had to ask for my scripts really early, so I could read them over and over again- which put extra pressure on the writers, who were already under the gun every week, having to get twenty-four scripts ready in rapid succession. All this at the height of my fame and success, as I was playing the coolest guy in the world.” It was only later when his stepson was diagnosed with dyslexia that Winkler realised that he might also have the learning disorder. Winkler continues in his memoir, “All the misery I’d gone through had been for nothing. All the yelling, all the humiliation, all the screaming arguments in my house as I was growing up – for nothing… It was genetic! It wasn’t the way I decided to be! And then I went from feeling this massive anger to fighting through it.” Ever since the diagnosis, Henry Winkler has been very vocal about his life with dyslexia. He has written two children’s books, Here’s Hank and Hank Zipzer, the World’s Greatest Underachiever. Meanwhile, Winkler’s memoir, Being Henry: The Fonz… and Beyond, will be released this month.

Henry Winkler got to know of dyslexia at 31, felt 'embarrassed' before diagnosis

<p>The woman who accused actor Jonathan Majors of harassing her has now been arrested on suspicion of misdemeanour assault and misdemeanour criminal mischief herself. The woman is named Grace Jabbari. She had accused Jonathan of attacking her on March 25 but after the actor filed a cross-complaint, she was picked up by the police.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Grace Jabbari was arrested in Manhattan on Wednesday. The police have said that they will not prosecute her on any charges related to the incident.</p>

<p>Meanwhile, Jonathan Majors faces misdemeanour charges of harassment and assault. He was arrested following the alleged domestic violence incident on March 25. At the time, police noted that the woman, Jabbari, had sustained minor injuries. The actor was later released from police custody later that day.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In June, Jonathan Majors filed a cross-complaint against Jabbari, alleging that she attacked him that night. Prosecutors told police that they would not prosecute Jabbari, citing the belated nature of the allegations for the decision on any charges related to the incident and saying it comes as part of the routine process of evaluating cross-complaints in domestic violence cases.</p>

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The woman who accused actor Jonathan Majors of harassing her has now been arrested on suspicion of misdemeanour assault and misdemeanour criminal mischief herself.

The woman who accused actor Jonathan Majors of harassing her has now been arrested on suspicion of misdemeanour assault and misdemeanour criminal mischief herself. The woman is named Grace Jabbari. She had accused Jonathan of attacking her on March 25 but after the actor filed a cross-complaint, she was picked up by the police. Grace Jabbari was arrested in Manhattan on Wednesday. The police have said that they will not prosecute her on any charges related to the incident. Meanwhile, Jonathan Majors faces misdemeanour charges of harassment and assault. He was arrested following the alleged domestic violence incident on March 25. At the time, police noted that the woman, Jabbari, had sustained minor injuries. The actor was later released from police custody later that day. In June, Jonathan Majors filed a cross-complaint against Jabbari, alleging that she attacked him that night. Prosecutors told police that they would not prosecute Jabbari, citing the belated nature of the allegations for the decision on any charges related to the incident and saying it comes as part of the routine process of evaluating cross-complaints in domestic violence cases. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Woman who accused Jonathan Majors of harassment now held on misdemeanour charges

<p>After a successful first film, <em>The Nun</em> is back with more scares. <em>The Nun 2</em> has become a major success at the box office and is now available to stream online. After taking in $263.5 million worldwide, the film is ready to stream at home.</p>

<p>The horror movie sequel is available in 4K Ultra HD as a rental for $19.99 or a digital purchase for $24.99 on Amazon Prime Video and Apple TV.</p>

<p><em>Nun 2</em> is set in France in 1956. The plot of the film finds Sister Irene (Taissa Farmiga) investigating the violent murder of a priest. She discovers the powerful, yet mysterious, evil from her past is back to terrorise her. Directed by Michael Chaves and produced by Peter Safran and James Wan, the movie also stars Jonas Bloquet, Storm Reid, Anna Popplewell, Bonnie Aarons and others.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Although you can rent or buy <em>The Nun 2</em>&nbsp;on Prime Video, the horror movie is set to begin streaming on Max on Friday.&nbsp;</p>

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After a successful first film, The Nun is back with more scares. The Nun 2 has become a major success at the box office and is now available to stream online. After taking in $263.

After a successful first film, The Nun is back with more scares. The Nun 2 has become a major success at the box office and is now available to stream online. After taking in $263.5 million worldwide, the film is ready to stream at home. The horror movie sequel is available in 4K Ultra HD as a rental for $19.99 or a digital purchase for $24.99 on Amazon Prime Video and Apple TV. Nun 2 is set in France in 1956. The plot of the film finds Sister Irene (Taissa Farmiga) investigating the violent murder of a priest. She discovers the powerful, yet mysterious, evil from her past is back to terrorise her. Directed by Michael Chaves and produced by Peter Safran and James Wan, the movie also stars Jonas Bloquet, Storm Reid, Anna Popplewell, Bonnie Aarons and others. Although you can rent or buy The Nun 2 on Prime Video, the horror movie is set to begin streaming on Max on Friday. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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<p>Following its successful world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival 2023, Wendy Bednarz’s directorial debut feature, <em>Yellow Bus</em>&nbsp;is set for its Asia premiere in Mumbai on November 2. The film will premiere at MAMI 2023 in Mumbai.</p>

<p>The film <em>Yellow Bus</em>&nbsp;is an emotional rollercoaster, exploring themes of loss, betrayal, and the ultimate triumph of the human spirit through the process of a life-changing loss. The film is a poignant drama starring Tannishtha Chatterjee and Amit Sial, in lead roles. <em>Yellow Bus&nbsp;</em>is a collaborative effort between Indian, Jordanian, Emirati, and American production houses, including Screen Project, Metatron Productions, OSN, Creative Venture, Sikhya Entertainment, and Ta Films.</p>

<p>Set against the backdrop of a sand-swept city in the Middle East, <em>Yellow Bus</em>&nbsp;follows the story of Ananda, portrayed by the talented Tannishtha Chatterjee, who embodies a hopeful migrant mother that is completely shattered by a tragic life-turning incident.</p>

<p>It sheds light on the alienation felt by those who are not completely one with the land. In search for the truth behind her daughter’s tragedy, Ananda grapples with pain, and the emotional turmoil faced by migrants who move to foreign lands with aspirations of better living conditions. Ananda's journey becomes a powerful metaphor for the grief experienced by mothers, showcasing the resilience and strength of the human spirit in the face of unimaginable tragedy.</p>

<p>Speaking of the Asia premiere, the director, Wendy Bednarz said, “We are honoured to bring <em>Yellow Bus</em>&nbsp;to audiences at MAMI 2023. The story is a heartfelt exploration of the human experience and a mother’s worst nightmare, the tragic loss of a child. &nbsp;It follows the journey of a grieving mother who must fight for justice in a foreign land and ultimately learn to forgive those whom she holds accountable, including herself. I am extremely grateful to my producer’s Nadia Eliewat and Guneet Monga Kapoor for empowering <em>Yellow Bus&nbsp;</em>with a platform and Tannishtha’s Chatterjee, whose riveting performance of Ananda, captures the mother’s pain with grace and sensitivity. We are eager to connect with MAMI 2023 audiences, and experience this mother's powerful journey”.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Adding to her thoughts, actor Tannishtha, said, “We were overwhelmed with the response we got at Toronto International Film Festival 2023. This film was hard, even as an actor to step into shoes of Ananda. Giving voice to this woman’s struggle of being unheard, especially in an environment that doesn’t favour you, was an emotional journey. Women are often left to struggle, cope with unprecedented situations. Losing a child is the ultimate loss for a mother."</p>

<p>Co-Producer Guneet Monga Kapoor, added, “We are proud to present a first of its kind Indo-Jordanian production. It’s a privilege to work with international storytellers like lead producer Nadia Eliwat and debutant director Wendy Bednarz. In Yellow Bus, we explore the plight of a mother, away from her homeland, dealing with the most unimaginable loss. At Sikhya, we continue to seek films that bridge the gap between diaspora and non-diaspora audiences. After receiving international acclaim and a World Premiere at Toronto International Film Festival, we hope this story will resonate with MAMI 2023 audiences.”</p>


Following its successful world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival 2023, Wendy Bednarz’s directorial debut feature, Yellow Bus is set for its Asia premiere in Mumbai on November 2.

Following its successful world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival 2023, Wendy Bednarz’s directorial debut feature, Yellow Bus is set for its Asia premiere in Mumbai on November 2. The film will premiere at MAMI 2023 in Mumbai. The film Yellow Bus is an emotional rollercoaster, exploring themes of loss, betrayal, and the ultimate triumph of the human spirit through the process of a life-changing loss. The film is a poignant drama starring Tannishtha Chatterjee and Amit Sial, in lead roles. Yellow Bus is a collaborative effort between Indian, Jordanian, Emirati, and American production houses, including Screen Project, Metatron Productions, OSN, Creative Venture, Sikhya Entertainment, and Ta Films. Set against the backdrop of a sand-swept city in the Middle East, Yellow Bus follows the story of Ananda, portrayed by the talented Tannishtha Chatterjee, who embodies a hopeful migrant mother that is completely shattered by a tragic life-turning incident. It sheds light on the alienation felt by those who are not completely one with the land. In search for the truth behind her daughter’s tragedy, Ananda grapples with pain, and the emotional turmoil faced by migrants who move to foreign lands with aspirations of better living conditions. Ananda's journey becomes a powerful metaphor for the grief experienced by mothers, showcasing the resilience and strength of the human spirit in the face of unimaginable tragedy. Speaking of the Asia premiere, the director, Wendy Bednarz said, “We are honoured to bring Yellow Bus to audiences at MAMI 2023. The story is a heartfelt exploration of the human experience and a mother’s worst nightmare, the tragic loss of a child. It follows the journey of a grieving mother who must fight for justice in a foreign land and ultimately learn to forgive those whom she holds accountable, including herself. I am extremely grateful to my producer’s Nadia Eliewat and Guneet Monga Kapoor for empowering Yellow Bus with a platform and Tannishtha’s Chatterjee, whose riveting performance of Ananda, captures the mother’s pain with grace and sensitivity. We are eager to connect with MAMI 2023 audiences, and experience this mother's powerful journey”. Adding to her thoughts, actor Tannishtha, said, “We were overwhelmed with the response we got at Toronto International Film Festival 2023. This film was hard, even as an actor to step into shoes of Ananda. Giving voice to this woman’s struggle of being unheard, especially in an environment that doesn’t favour you, was an emotional journey. Women are often left to struggle, cope with unprecedented situations. Losing a child is the ultimate loss for a mother." Co-Producer Guneet Monga Kapoor, added, “We are proud to present a first of its kind Indo-Jordanian production. It’s a privilege to work with international storytellers like lead producer Nadia Eliwat and debutant director Wendy Bednarz. In Yellow Bus, we explore the plight of a mother, away from her homeland, dealing with the most unimaginable loss. At Sikhya, we continue to seek films that bridge the gap between diaspora and non-diaspora audiences. After receiving international acclaim and a World Premiere at Toronto International Film Festival, we hope this story will resonate with MAMI 2023 audiences.”

Post world premiere at TIFF, Guneet Monga's Yellow Bus to come to India

<p>A documentary series that delves into India’s most prestigious fine-dining restaurants,<em> Gods of Gourmet </em>will release on Disney+ Hotstar. Produced by AIL India, this nine-episode gastronomic journey is poised to redefine the narrative around the nation's culinary landscape.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In a country renowned for its diverse culinary traditions, <em>Gods of Gourmet</em> goes beyond the ordinary and takes viewers on a journey that explores the extraordinary. From the sumptuous royal kitchens of Rajasthan to the vibrant flavours of Gujarat, from the mountains of Thailand to the Andean hills of Peru, the show promises to unveil the grandeur and variety in India’s fine dining landscape, rarely seen before in the world.</p>

<p>With a focus on opulence, innovation, and the relentless pursuit of culinary perfection, <em>Gods of Gourmet</em> celebrates the visionary chefs who have transformed dining into an art form. Each episode reveals the secrets behind the dishes, the inspirations behind the flavours, and the dedication that has earned these restaurants their exalted status.</p>

<p>"India's culinary scene is a fantastic marriage of flavors from different corners of the world, and<em> Gods of Gourmet&nbsp;</em>is our tribute to the culinary artists behind it," said Sayantani Chakrabarty, the show's creator and the co-founder of AIL India.</p>

<p>"We aim to showcase India as a global fine-dining destination,We aim not just a place to gorge on street food. This series is a feast for the senses, a journey through India's most exquisite fine-dining destinations.”</p>

<p>The show features an illustrious lineup of restaurants, including Tiamo from Conrad Bangalore, Koishii from The St. Regis Mumbai, Al Di La from Conrad Pune, Riwaz from The Ritz-Carlton Bangalore, The Flying Elephant from Park Hyatt Chennai, Sarvatt from Hyatt Regency Ahmedabad, Thai Soul from Grand Hyatt Kochi Bolgatty, Toya from The Westin Resort &amp; Spa, Himalayas and Shrot from Hyatt Regency Mansarovar Jaipur.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Watch trailer of Gods of Gourmet here:</strong></p>

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A documentary series that delves into India’s most prestigious fine-dining restaurants, Gods of Gourmet will release on Disney+ Hotstar. Produced by AIL India, this nine-episode gastronomic journey is poised to redefine the narrative around the nation's culinary landscape.

A documentary series that delves into India’s most prestigious fine-dining restaurants, Gods of Gourmet will release on Disney+ Hotstar. Produced by AIL India, this nine-episode gastronomic journey is poised to redefine the narrative around the nation's culinary landscape. In a country renowned for its diverse culinary traditions, Gods of Gourmet goes beyond the ordinary and takes viewers on a journey that explores the extraordinary. From the sumptuous royal kitchens of Rajasthan to the vibrant flavours of Gujarat, from the mountains of Thailand to the Andean hills of Peru, the show promises to unveil the grandeur and variety in India’s fine dining landscape, rarely seen before in the world. With a focus on opulence, innovation, and the relentless pursuit of culinary perfection, Gods of Gourmet celebrates the visionary chefs who have transformed dining into an art form. Each episode reveals the secrets behind the dishes, the inspirations behind the flavours, and the dedication that has earned these restaurants their exalted status. "India's culinary scene is a fantastic marriage of flavors from different corners of the world, and Gods of Gourmet is our tribute to the culinary artists behind it," said Sayantani Chakrabarty, the show's creator and the co-founder of AIL India. "We aim to showcase India as a global fine-dining destination,We aim not just a place to gorge on street food. This series is a feast for the senses, a journey through India's most exquisite fine-dining destinations.” The show features an illustrious lineup of restaurants, including Tiamo from Conrad Bangalore, Koishii from The St. Regis Mumbai, Al Di La from Conrad Pune, Riwaz from The Ritz-Carlton Bangalore, The Flying Elephant from Park Hyatt Chennai, Sarvatt from Hyatt Regency Ahmedabad, Thai Soul from Grand Hyatt Kochi Bolgatty, Toya from The Westin Resort & Spa, Himalayas and Shrot from Hyatt Regency Mansarovar Jaipur. Watch trailer of Gods of Gourmet here: Gods of Gourmet will stream on Disney + Hotstar from October 28, 2023. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Gods of Gourmet delves into the idea of India as a 'world-class destination for fine dining'

<p>After giving us some of the most iconic romantic characters in Hollywood, Meg Ryan made a houdini act and bid an unsaid goodbye to Hollywood. In a cover story for People magazine, Meg speaks about her decades-long absence, how she wanted a life beyond cinema and more.&nbsp;</p>

<p>As Meg makes her impending return to the screen, she speaks about her new romcom film <em>What Happens Later</em>. Returning to the screen after so long, Meg said, “It’s nice to think of it as a job and not a lifestyle. And that is a great way of navigating it for me.”</p>

<p>Dabbling with family life and parenting, Meg was happy focusing on her role as a mother to son Jack who is now 31 with ex-husband Dennis Quaid and her 18-year-old daughter Daisy, whom she adopted in 2006. “I took a giant break because I felt like there’s just so many other parts of my experience as a human being I wanted to develop,” she added.</p>

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<p>Meg Ryan will be seen returning to the screen in the director's chair in <em>What Happens Later.</em> She will also star in the film, opposite David Duchovny. The film is about two exes who become stranded in an airport overnight alone together after their flights are delayed. Ryan describes it as a “little roller-coaster ride between these two people, and it asks the question in a way: Will they or won’t they end up together?”</p>

<p>Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-henry-winkler-got-to-know-of-dyslexia-at-31-felt-embarassed-before-diagnosis-651357">Henry Winkler got to know of dyslexia at 31, felt 'embarrassed' before diagnosis</a></p>

<p>Speaking about the film, Meg said, “These are people who broke one another’s hearts way back. And I think what they gained is that they have gratitude for that. The essence of it is these two people who are stuck together. I just love that idea that we are held in a space, even if it feels conflicted, maybe for reasons that heal them.”&nbsp;</p>


After giving us some of the most iconic romantic characters in Hollywood, Meg Ryan made a houdini act and bid an unsaid goodbye to Hollywood. In a cover story for People magazine, Meg speaks about her decades-long absence, how she wanted a life beyond cinema and more.

After giving us some of the most iconic romantic characters in Hollywood, Meg Ryan made a houdini act and bid an unsaid goodbye to Hollywood. In a cover story for People magazine, Meg speaks about her decades-long absence, how she wanted a life beyond cinema and more. As Meg makes her impending return to the screen, she speaks about her new romcom film What Happens Later. Returning to the screen after so long, Meg said, “It’s nice to think of it as a job and not a lifestyle. And that is a great way of navigating it for me.” Dabbling with family life and parenting, Meg was happy focusing on her role as a mother to son Jack who is now 31 with ex-husband Dennis Quaid and her 18-year-old daughter Daisy, whom she adopted in 2006. “I took a giant break because I felt like there’s just so many other parts of my experience as a human being I wanted to develop,” she added. Also read: Britney Spears memoir: Michelle Williams' impression of Justin Timberlake in audiobook goes viral Meg Ryan will be seen returning to the screen in the director's chair in What Happens Later. She will also star in the film, opposite David Duchovny. The film is about two exes who become stranded in an airport overnight alone together after their flights are delayed. Ryan describes it as a “little roller-coaster ride between these two people, and it asks the question in a way: Will they or won’t they end up together?” Also read: Henry Winkler got to know of dyslexia at 31, felt 'embarrassed' before diagnosis Speaking about the film, Meg said, “These are people who broke one another’s hearts way back. And I think what they gained is that they have gratitude for that. The essence of it is these two people who are stuck together. I just love that idea that we are held in a space, even if it feels conflicted, maybe for reasons that heal them.”

This is why Meg Ryan took a break from Hollywood for almost a decade

<p>Beyoncé has launched her new perfume called Cé Noir. In a video posted on Instagram, Beyonce shared a snippet of the new fragrance and wrote, “I’m super excited. This is my Cé Noir unboxing, and it’s finally here after years of work. I wanted something to be monolithic, and I wanted something to have a little bit of intimacy. So right here, you can see inside the soul of the perfume.”</p>

<p>The bottle of the new fragrance features a chrome casing with a small glass circle on the back. According to the website, the fragrance notes include clementine, golden honey, rose absolute, jasmine sambac, Namibian myrrh and golden amber.</p>

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<p>In the video, you can hear Beyoncé saying, “I actually spray this during the show a few times. Gotta keep it fresh. … And this is CÉ NOIR, say no more.”</p>

<p>Earlier this month, she also released the trailer for her upcoming concert film, Renaissance: A Film by Beyoncé. The film will release in theaters on December 1 in the United States, Canada and Mexico. The movie is described as a “journey of Renaissance World Tour, from its inception, to the opening in Stockholm, Sweden, to the finale in Kansas City, Missouri. It is about Beyoncé’s intention, hard work, involvement in every aspect of the production, her creative mind and purpose to create her legacy, and master her craft.”</p>


Beyoncé has launched her new perfume called Cé Noir. In a video posted on Instagram, Beyonce shared a snippet of the new fragrance and wrote, “I’m super excited.

Beyoncé has launched her new perfume called Cé Noir. In a video posted on Instagram, Beyonce shared a snippet of the new fragrance and wrote, “I’m super excited. This is my Cé Noir unboxing, and it’s finally here after years of work. I wanted something to be monolithic, and I wanted something to have a little bit of intimacy. So right here, you can see inside the soul of the perfume.” The bottle of the new fragrance features a chrome casing with a small glass circle on the back. According to the website, the fragrance notes include clementine, golden honey, rose absolute, jasmine sambac, Namibian myrrh and golden amber. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Beyoncé (@beyonce) × In the video, you can hear Beyoncé saying, “I actually spray this during the show a few times. Gotta keep it fresh. … And this is CÉ NOIR, say no more.” Earlier this month, she also released the trailer for her upcoming concert film, Renaissance: A Film by Beyoncé. The film will release in theaters on December 1 in the United States, Canada and Mexico. The movie is described as a “journey of Renaissance World Tour, from its inception, to the opening in Stockholm, Sweden, to the finale in Kansas City, Missouri. It is about Beyoncé’s intention, hard work, involvement in every aspect of the production, her creative mind and purpose to create her legacy, and master her craft.”

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