One of the most iconic names on the international music scene, Billie Eilish has a sprawling army of fans across the globe, including India. PVR Pictures will now bring the magic of Billie EIlish to a cinema near you with ‘Billie Eilish: Live at The O2’.&nbsp;Scheduled to arrive in theatres on 27th January 2023, the exclusive ‘one night only’ release promises to take you&nbsp;into the mesmerising world of Billie during her historical concert at the O2 arena in London.&nbsp;

The movie will unveil a never-seen-before extended version of the concert, as you&nbsp;get an unfiltered glimpse at the melodic genius of the celebrated American singer-songwriter. Directed by Emmy Award winning filmmaker Sam Wrench, the concert has been captured in all its grand glory, with a total of 27 songs shot from an up, close and personal perspective.&nbsp;

Originally live streamed for the Apple Music Live series, the new extended version has all the ingredients to serve as a treat for diehard Billie Eilish fans.

Synonymous for associating with powerful and diverse content from all over the world, ‘Billie Eilish: Live at The O2’ is yet another unique and exhilarating release from the house of PVR Pictures.&nbsp;

One of the most iconic names on the international music scene, Billie Eilish has a sprawling army of fans across the globe, including India. PVR Pictures will now bring the magic of Billie EIlish to a cinema near you with ‘Billie Eilish: Live at The O2’.

One of the most iconic names on the international music scene, Billie Eilish has a sprawling army of fans across the globe, including India. PVR Pictures will now bring the magic of Billie EIlish to a cinema near you with ‘Billie Eilish: Live at The O2’. Scheduled to arrive in theatres on 27th January 2023, the exclusive ‘one night only’ release promises to take you into the mesmerising world of Billie during her historical concert at the O2 arena in London. The movie will unveil a never-seen-before extended version of the concert, as you get an unfiltered glimpse at the melodic genius of the celebrated American singer-songwriter. Directed by Emmy Award winning filmmaker Sam Wrench, the concert has been captured in all its grand glory, with a total of 27 songs shot from an up, close and personal perspective. Originally live streamed for the Apple Music Live series, the new extended version has all the ingredients to serve as a treat for diehard Billie Eilish fans. Synonymous for associating with powerful and diverse content from all over the world, ‘Billie Eilish: Live at The O2’ is yet another unique and exhilarating release from the house of PVR Pictures.

‘Billie Eilish: Live at The O2’ to release on January 27, an exclusive one day event

The trailer of a new&nbsp;romantic drama, ‘Dear Ishq’ dropped today.Set against the backdrop of an Indian publishing house, Disney+ Hotstar&nbsp;brings to masses a tale of love, a journey with complex emotions, and at the crux of it, a story of two completely opposite personalities, who walk this simple journey of life, unknowingly falling for each other. Directed by Atif Khan and produced by Yash Patnaik and Mamta Patnaik, Beyond Dreams Entertainment Private Limited, the show is set to air on January 26,&nbsp;2023.

Starring Sehban Azim as bestselling author, Abhimanyu Razdan and actress&nbsp;Niyati Fatnani as literary editor, Asmita Roy, along with Kunal Verma, Vikas Grover, Kishwer Merchant, Jyoti B Banerjee, Puneet Tejwani, Roma Bali, Beena Mukherjee, Buneet Kapoor, Kaveri Ghosh among &nbsp;others, the series is set to entertain audiences with a gripping storyline and massive twists and turns.&nbsp;

Talking about Dear Ishq, Director Atif Khan said, “Dear Ishq is a classic tale of hate to love romantic love story and I am sure that the masses will enjoy the ego clashes, fights and process of understanding and love that will develop between the Asmita and Abhimanyu. Although a tale of opposites attract, the show is centered around the world of a publishing house, thus bringing unique elements and an engaging plot to the storyline. Moreover, I am elated to associate with a platform like Disney+ Hotstar again that always aims to provide unique and entertaining stories to their audiences.”

What happens when&nbsp;two strong personalities that are at odds with one another fall in love? Wait to find out on January 26 on Disney+ Hotstar.&nbsp;&nbsp; 
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The trailer of a new romantic drama, ‘Dear Ishq’ dropped today.Set against the backdrop of an Indian publishing house, Disney+ Hotstar brings to masses a tale of love, a journey with complex emotions, and at the crux of it, a story of two completely opposite personalities, who walk this simple journey of life, unknowingly falling for each other.

The trailer of a new romantic drama, ‘Dear Ishq’ dropped today.Set against the backdrop of an Indian publishing house, Disney+ Hotstar brings to masses a tale of love, a journey with complex emotions, and at the crux of it, a story of two completely opposite personalities, who walk this simple journey of life, unknowingly falling for each other. Directed by Atif Khan and produced by Yash Patnaik and Mamta Patnaik, Beyond Dreams Entertainment Private Limited, the show is set to air on January 26, 2023. Starring Sehban Azim as bestselling author, Abhimanyu Razdan and actress Niyati Fatnani as literary editor, Asmita Roy, along with Kunal Verma, Vikas Grover, Kishwer Merchant, Jyoti B Banerjee, Puneet Tejwani, Roma Bali, Beena Mukherjee, Buneet Kapoor, Kaveri Ghosh among others, the series is set to entertain audiences with a gripping storyline and massive twists and turns. Talking about Dear Ishq, Director Atif Khan said, “Dear Ishq is a classic tale of hate to love romantic love story and I am sure that the masses will enjoy the ego clashes, fights and process of understanding and love that will develop between the Asmita and Abhimanyu. Although a tale of opposites attract, the show is centered around the world of a publishing house, thus bringing unique elements and an engaging plot to the storyline. Moreover, I am elated to associate with a platform like Disney+ Hotstar again that always aims to provide unique and entertaining stories to their audiences.” What happens when two strong personalities that are at odds with one another fall in love? Wait to find out on January 26 on Disney+ Hotstar.

A note to love: Disney+ Hotstar drops trailer of romantic drama, Dear Ishq!

Actress Raveena Tandon was recently spotted at Shirdi seeking blessings at Sai baba temple. The stellar actress was seen praying as paparazzi took photos of her. The actress kept it simple for the visit as she was seen dressed in blue and white floral Indian wear. She also kept the makeup to a minimal.&nbsp;

Raveena was honoured by the members of the temple's trust and the actress was gifted with a Sai Baba statue and a red-colored shawl.&nbsp;According to sources, "As it’s closer to a year since her dad passed. She made a trip in his honour to Shirdi. Late producer Ravi Tandon and family are big&nbsp;devotees of Sai baba and even have&nbsp;a huge marble statue of the Saint in their house".&nbsp;

She also wrote a poem for her dad and shared it on her Instagram page. Her peers like&nbsp;Madhuri Dixit, Ajay Devgn, Shilpa Shetty, Juhi Chawla, Sonu Sood, and Vivek Oberoi, among many others, offered condolences to Raveena and her family.&nbsp;Sharing the pictures, she wrote, "Darshan today &nbsp;#shirdi #omsairam . Gratitude. . Picture courtesy - Saibaba Mandir Trust."

On the work front, fans last saw Raveena in KGF: Chapter 2. She will be next seen in Ghudchadi with Sanjay Dutt. She also has Arbaaz Khan's Patna Shukla with Satish Kaushik along with the second season of her hit web show, Aranyak as part of her upcoming projects.

Actress Raveena Tandon was recently spotted at Shirdi seeking blessings at Sai baba temple. The stellar actress was seen praying as paparazzi took photos of her.

Actress Raveena Tandon was recently spotted at Shirdi seeking blessings at Sai baba temple. The stellar actress was seen praying as paparazzi took photos of her. The actress kept it simple for the visit as she was seen dressed in blue and white floral Indian wear. She also kept the makeup to a minimal. Raveena was honoured by the members of the temple's trust and the actress was gifted with a Sai Baba statue and a red-colored shawl. According to sources, "As it’s closer to a year since her dad passed. She made a trip in his honour to Shirdi. Late producer Ravi Tandon and family are big devotees of Sai baba and even have a huge marble statue of the Saint in their house". She also wrote a poem for her dad and shared it on her Instagram page. Her peers like Madhuri Dixit, Ajay Devgn, Shilpa Shetty, Juhi Chawla, Sonu Sood, and Vivek Oberoi, among many others, offered condolences to Raveena and her family. Sharing the pictures, she wrote, "Darshan today #shirdi #omsairam . Gratitude. . Picture courtesy - Saibaba Mandir Trust." On the work front, fans last saw Raveena in KGF: Chapter 2. She will be next seen in Ghudchadi with Sanjay Dutt. She also has Arbaaz Khan's Patna Shukla with Satish Kaushik along with the second season of her hit web show, Aranyak as part of her upcoming projects.

Raveena Tandon spotted at Sai Baba temple in Shirdi

With lots of action planned for this year, here's our pick of most awaited big budget thrillers of the year 2023:&nbsp; 
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Pathaan

With over 40 million views in just two days, this YRF cliff-hanger is already creating huge waves across social media and has enjoyed record breaking advance ticket sales in Germany. Shah Rukh Khan who is returning to the silver screen for the first time after 2018, plays the titular role of a RAW field agent who comes back from a self-imposed exile to nullify a threat to India's sovereignty. The film directed by Siddharth Anand, is part of YRF's spy universe and also stars Deepika Padukone, John Abraham, Ashutosh Rana and Dimple Kapadia. Rumours are rife that 'Pathaan' to be released on 25th January, will also see Salman Khan in a cameo appearance.

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Tiger 3 &nbsp;

The details of the third instalment of this hugely successful YRF franchise are still under wraps but if trade reports are to be believed, this Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif spy thriller is expected to get the cash registers ringing like never before when it releases on November 3. The cross-border love story directed by Maneesh Sharma has been shot in multiple foreign locations and will again be marked by nail-biting action sequences . Aditya Chopra and Shridhar Raghavan are said to have written the film and the grapevine is rife that Shah Rukh Khan will have an extended cameo in Tiger 3! &nbsp;

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Kabzaa&nbsp; 
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After making successful forays in Hindi, Marathi and Gujarati films with a slew of hits, veteran producer Anand Pandit is now making his debut in Kannada cinema with a breathtaking multi-starrer headlined by Upendra, Kichcha Sudeep and Shriya Saran. Touted as a period caper that journeys from pre-independence years to the 80s, the film is lavishly mounted and is directed by R. Chandru. It narrates how the son of a Gandhian finds himself trapped in mafia wars and fights a relentless battle for survival. The flm is expected to release in 2023 and promises to be as big a hit as some of the recent Kannada blockbusters like the 'KGF' franchise and 'Kantara.'

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Salaar 
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The Baahubali of big -budget blockbusters, Prabhas returns in and as 'Salaar', a Prashanth Neel directorial with Shruti Hasaan and Prithviraj Sukumaran and fans cannot wait for 28th September when the film will hit the big screen. The action thriller depicts bloody gang wars and follows the journey of our hero as he honours a promise made to his dying friend and goes after the baddies in a spectacular fashion. 'Salaar' is produced by Hombale Films.

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With lots of action planned for this year, here's our pick of most awaited big budget thrillers of the year 2023: Pathaan With over 40 million views in just two days, this YRF cliff-hanger is already creating huge waves across social media and has enjoyed record breaking advance ticket sales in Germany.

With lots of action planned for this year, here's our pick of most awaited big budget thrillers of the year 2023: Pathaan With over 40 million views in just two days, this YRF cliff-hanger is already creating huge waves across social media and has enjoyed record breaking advance ticket sales in Germany. Shah Rukh Khan who is returning to the silver screen for the first time after 2018, plays the titular role of a RAW field agent who comes back from a self-imposed exile to nullify a threat to India's sovereignty. The film directed by Siddharth Anand, is part of YRF's spy universe and also stars Deepika Padukone, John Abraham, Ashutosh Rana and Dimple Kapadia. Rumours are rife that 'Pathaan' to be released on 25th January, will also see Salman Khan in a cameo appearance. Tiger 3 The details of the third instalment of this hugely successful YRF franchise are still under wraps but if trade reports are to be believed, this Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif spy thriller is expected to get the cash registers ringing like never before when it releases on November 3. The cross-border love story directed by Maneesh Sharma has been shot in multiple foreign locations and will again be marked by nail-biting action sequences . Aditya Chopra and Shridhar Raghavan are said to have written the film and the grapevine is rife that Shah Rukh Khan will have an extended cameo in Tiger 3! Kabzaa After making successful forays in Hindi, Marathi and Gujarati films with a slew of hits, veteran producer Anand Pandit is now making his debut in Kannada cinema with a breathtaking multi-starrer headlined by Upendra, Kichcha Sudeep and Shriya Saran. Touted as a period caper that journeys from pre-independence years to the 80s, the film is lavishly mounted and is directed by R. Chandru. It narrates how the son of a Gandhian finds himself trapped in mafia wars and fights a relentless battle for survival. The flm is expected to release in 2023 and promises to be as big a hit as some of the recent Kannada blockbusters like the 'KGF' franchise and 'Kantara.' Salaar The Baahubali of big -budget blockbusters, Prabhas returns in and as 'Salaar', a Prashanth Neel directorial with Shruti Hasaan and Prithviraj Sukumaran and fans cannot wait for 28th September when the film will hit the big screen. The action thriller depicts bloody gang wars and follows the journey of our hero as he honours a promise made to his dying friend and goes after the baddies in a spectacular fashion. 'Salaar' is produced by Hombale Films.

Action thrillers to watch out for in 2023

With another genre bending film to his kitty, Ali Fazal is on a spree of experimentation. He has now bagged another interesting project, a psychological thriller this time. The film is titled 'The Underbug' and will star Hussain dalal in addition to Fazal.&nbsp;Directed by Shujaat Saudagar, The Underbug&nbsp;has officially been selected for the upcoming edition of Slamdance FIlm Festival. The international film festival will see the world premiere of the thriller that will take place from&nbsp;January 20-26 in-person in Salt Lake City and Park City, Utah. It will also be held virtually on dates:&nbsp;January 23-29.&nbsp;

The film The Underbug was shot during the small respite of time of covid lockdowns in late 2020 and is currently in post-production. The film was extensively shot in one house somewhere in the interiors of Maharashtra in India and is being speculated as a mind-bending psychological thriller. According to several reports, the film's story is about two individuals and&nbsp;their encounter with each other on Independence Day as they take refuge in an abandoned house. However not all is okay when an eerie presence in that house haunts the men to the edge of their sanity. Dabbling their own inner demons and the world outside, this is a test of grit and will.

Speaking of the film, Ali Fazal&nbsp;said, “It’s unlike any other film I have ever done in my career so far. The film was shot under confusing circumstances at a time in my life which was already a test of patience and an emotional turmoil right in the middle of the pandemic. The hardest part was to gain the weight and the heaviness that was required for this character as the two characters are visually poles apart. Yes it's harder to gain weight when you're fit."

"The script was a collaboration of sorts between the actors and the writers and our director. For that matter even our DOP whose eyes and lenses were totally in sync with the story we all were trying to tell," the actor&nbsp;added.&nbsp;

With another genre bending film to his kitty, Ali Fazal is on a spree of experimentation. He has now bagged another interesting project, a psychological thriller this time.

With another genre bending film to his kitty, Ali Fazal is on a spree of experimentation. He has now bagged another interesting project, a psychological thriller this time. The film is titled 'The Underbug' and will star Hussain dalal in addition to Fazal. Directed by Shujaat Saudagar, The Underbug has officially been selected for the upcoming edition of Slamdance FIlm Festival. The international film festival will see the world premiere of the thriller that will take place from January 20-26 in-person in Salt Lake City and Park City, Utah. It will also be held virtually on dates: January 23-29. The film The Underbug was shot during the small respite of time of covid lockdowns in late 2020 and is currently in post-production. The film was extensively shot in one house somewhere in the interiors of Maharashtra in India and is being speculated as a mind-bending psychological thriller. According to several reports, the film's story is about two individuals and their encounter with each other on Independence Day as they take refuge in an abandoned house. However not all is okay when an eerie presence in that house haunts the men to the edge of their sanity. Dabbling their own inner demons and the world outside, this is a test of grit and will. Speaking of the film, Ali Fazal said, “It’s unlike any other film I have ever done in my career so far. The film was shot under confusing circumstances at a time in my life which was already a test of patience and an emotional turmoil right in the middle of the pandemic. The hardest part was to gain the weight and the heaviness that was required for this character as the two characters are visually poles apart. Yes it's harder to gain weight when you're fit." "The script was a collaboration of sorts between the actors and the writers and our director. For that matter even our DOP whose eyes and lenses were totally in sync with the story we all were trying to tell," the actor added.

Ali Fazal to star in The Underbug, set to have world premiere at Slamdance Film Festival

Suniel Shetty is back and how! After entertaining the audiences with some iconic roles in action, romance and comedy genres, Bollywood star Suniel Shetty made his impending OTT debut with 2022 web show ‘Dharavi Bank’ as Thalaivan, the kingpin of one of the world’s largest slums, Dharavi. In an exclusive conversation with WION, Bollywood’s ‘Anna’ Suniel Shetty spoke about his comeback after taking a break from films, conscious decision of playing roles that suit his age and love for grey shaded characters that have a soul of their own.&nbsp;

Here are the edited excerpts from the conversation:&nbsp;

WION: You finally made your OTT debut in 2022 with Dharavi Bank. The show also serves as a comeback for you.&nbsp;How was the experience? Do you feel any difference working for a web show vs a film?&nbsp;

Suniel Shetty: It was a very important thing for me. I was very excited about what I was doing. I was scared of the platform as a lot more people get to see it and you’re exposed to a lot many things (as a performer). At the same time, it’s exciting as an actor since a web show is more layered. It’s a great opportunity to showcase your talent and how much you have within you. There’s also lots of healthy, solid competition. I honestly believe that OTT has brought out some extraordinary actors onto the field. The competition is healthy and you’re competing with actors who are par excellence. That was Dharavi for me.&nbsp;

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If Dharavi is being appreciated, it's purely because of the talent behind it. Every scene has somebody who is more interesting than the earlier one. This is why audiences stay hooked on an OTT show. This is why they binge watch a show because they can't leave it midway. Anyway I'm coming back after a long time, so this meant a lot.&nbsp;

WION: OTT content has started taking lion’s share in the entertainment business today. How do you feel about this change in the consumption pattern since you come from the original theatre-going loving audience? Will theatres survive this?&nbsp;

Suniel Shetty: Big screen is always big screen. It's the father of entertainment. Unfortunately what happened was, all the content we see now, had been designed and planned pre-pandemic. As the pandemic hit, people didn't know what to do so they wrapped up their films the way they could and got it ready. They released it on the best medium that was available to them, that was the OTTs. And then things opened up. We can’t blame content creators and producers for having created content that is sometimes irrelevant to the audiences. They saw a new audience, they started creating content according to the market of OTT which is not necessarily the same market of theatres. 70 per cent of our audiences is still mass and they want mass entertainment whereas OTT, because of the medium’s layering, is also very smart entertainment. There is a definite distinction between what you have to create for an OTT and what you have to create for cinema.&nbsp;

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Hopefully we will now go back to the drawing board, and make sure that we start creating content for theatre-going audiences which the South (cinema) has continued to do. South has continued to deliver great, technically brilliant films with the same audience in mind.

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We saw this failure (of theatres) during the video boom too when everyone said that cinema will finish as the video has come in. At the time, I had entered the industry as a young actor. With video coming in we had more opportunities but the mass audience continued to venture out to watch films in theatre. Video boom didn't kill cinema. We survived that. So today instead of video we have OTTs. It’s important to note that the boom in content you saw during the pandemic on OTT is not the same. They are also very selective about what they buy. During the pandemic, OTT became Television Plus. Creators stopped designing specifically for OTT also. All mediums are different – TV, OTT, Cinema. I think we will survive, we will co exist. Best part of the OTT boom has been that talent from all over the country and otherwise also are getting an opportunity. There’s healthy competition which means better products need to be designed, people need to take their craft seriously. Lot of people believe that we have been here for a long time so we will be cast but now anyone can be cast instead of you. Good content will always work. It’s important to understand the platform. Mass rejection is happening because we forgot that but some films are working.&nbsp;Avatar is working, Drishyam has worked.&nbsp;

WION: From Anna to Thalaivan, this has been a momentous journey for you in the last 30 years as an actor. If you were to look back at your career graph, what do you think were the high points for you or game changers?&nbsp;

Suniel Shetty: Action is what gave me audiences' love. It gave me an opportunity to work in far more films than I believed I would be able to. Last 30 years in the industry was purely because of my action image. That gave me an opportunity to do comedy. I may not have 100 super hit films but I am someone who has tried every genre – be it action, romance, people still talk about Dhadkan, you talk about patriotic film, there’s Border, you talk about comedy, there is Hera Pheri. Somewhere down the line you know as an actor that you have made an attempt to do things that are different. I failed at times when I tried to do things differently because the audience wanted to see you with a particular image. But I still survived all that. Then came a time when I started choosing wrong. I made mistakes. I lost that stardom because of that. I lost that box office hold that I had. When that happens to you, trash started coming. That's when I decided that it’s better to not do anything than do trash. Personal reasons and trash kept me away from the industry for a good 7-8 years.&nbsp;

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Now that I am back, good work is coming to me. Not excited about all this. I am happy but cautious. Instead of 10, I might do 2. There are also other things in life. My children have grown up. I am choosing my projects wisely hopefully. I’m playing my age, stuff that will suit me. That’s a very conscious decision. All these years that I was away, I saw a lot of content as an audience and sometimes I felt like why do these guys still continue to want to do this? It doesn't suit them. So I’m sure people judge me in the same way. I asked Athiya, Mana, Ahan, do you think that it will work? Athiya is brutally honest. Ahan might still say ‘Papa you’ve still got it….it will work’… but Athiya says ‘No dad!’ Are you crazy? Don't even attempt it’. So I got that reality check at home. I started choosing stuff. When Dharavi came to me, I chose Thalaivan.&nbsp;

WION: You have a certain affinity towards bad guy characters, those that have a shade of grey? Why always the bad guy?

Suniel Shetty: At the end of the day, what matters to me is the takeaway. I was grey in Dhadkan because I wanted the girl at any cost but did I want her because she didnt love me? No, I wanted her because she loved me and I believed she loved me and her father was against it. When you sympathise with the character, that is what results in mass connect, that's what the mass wants to see. That is what Hindi cinema audiences want. Thalaivan works because he says ‘mere family ko koi touch nahi karega’ and that love for the family is what the Indian audiences connect with. &nbsp;In Main Hoon Na, I am an army man and there is no one more correct than an army man. I take on the Pakistanis because all I asked was for my son’s body and they were not giving it to me. After that, I got a hundred offers to play a negative man but I didn't. It’s the same for me even now. If the hero gets 70 per cent credit, I should get 30 per cent.

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Same has happened with Thalaivan. Cops have started stopping me on the roads and are telling me that they liked my role in the show. That is what is missing with scripts today. We have given the world some incredible films. We have got the world dancing in their films, have taught them to be happy…then why is the disconnect there? Older films are releasing now with new packaging. That content was created for a different era. A test player can never play in T20. (Same principle) applies to everything.&nbsp;

WION: Your Instagram bio reads “Sportsman at Heart, Actor by Art, Humanitarian by Virtue, Businessman by Default”. Which identity do you identify with the most and why?

Suniel Shetty: Always the actor. That taught me everything.That gave me identification. Being an actor has given me an opportunity to be an entrepreneur. People listen to me because I'm an actor. I was never a super successful businessman. I had done well, had a good foundation. Actor ka tag gives you the tag of being a good person also. I know kids who are helping people even though they have no money. They are feeding stray animals. But when we do it, people go gaga. I better appreciate the fact that being an actor has given me this good human being tag for doing the simplest of things. I will always be indebted. I am blessed to be in this profession.&nbsp;

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Suniel Shetty is back and how! After entertaining the audiences with some iconic roles in action, romance and comedy genres, Bollywood star Suniel Shetty made his impending OTT debut with 2022 web show ‘Dharavi Bank’ as Thalaivan, the kingpin of one of the world’s largest slums, Dharavi.

Suniel Shetty is back and how! After entertaining the audiences with some iconic roles in action, romance and comedy genres, Bollywood star Suniel Shetty made his impending OTT debut with 2022 web show ‘Dharavi Bank’ as Thalaivan, the kingpin of one of the world’s largest slums, Dharavi. In an exclusive conversation with WION, Bollywood’s ‘Anna’ Suniel Shetty spoke about his comeback after taking a break from films, conscious decision of playing roles that suit his age and love for grey shaded characters that have a soul of their own. Here are the edited excerpts from the conversation: WION: You finally made your OTT debut in 2022 with Dharavi Bank. The show also serves as a comeback for you. How was the experience? Do you feel any difference working for a web show vs a film? Suniel Shetty: It was a very important thing for me. I was very excited about what I was doing. I was scared of the platform as a lot more people get to see it and you’re exposed to a lot many things (as a performer). At the same time, it’s exciting as an actor since a web show is more layered. It’s a great opportunity to showcase your talent and how much you have within you. There’s also lots of healthy, solid competition. I honestly believe that OTT has brought out some extraordinary actors onto the field. The competition is healthy and you’re competing with actors who are par excellence. That was Dharavi for me. If Dharavi is being appreciated, it's purely because of the talent behind it. Every scene has somebody who is more interesting than the earlier one. This is why audiences stay hooked on an OTT show. This is why they binge watch a show because they can't leave it midway. Anyway I'm coming back after a long time, so this meant a lot. WION: OTT content has started taking lion’s share in the entertainment business today. How do you feel about this change in the consumption pattern since you come from the original theatre-going loving audience? Will theatres survive this? Suniel Shetty: Big screen is always big screen. It's the father of entertainment. Unfortunately what happened was, all the content we see now, had been designed and planned pre-pandemic. As the pandemic hit, people didn't know what to do so they wrapped up their films the way they could and got it ready. They released it on the best medium that was available to them, that was the OTTs. And then things opened up. We can’t blame content creators and producers for having created content that is sometimes irrelevant to the audiences. They saw a new audience, they started creating content according to the market of OTT which is not necessarily the same market of theatres. 70 per cent of our audiences is still mass and they want mass entertainment whereas OTT, because of the medium’s layering, is also very smart entertainment. There is a definite distinction between what you have to create for an OTT and what you have to create for cinema. Hopefully we will now go back to the drawing board, and make sure that we start creating content for theatre-going audiences which the South (cinema) has continued to do. South has continued to deliver great, technically brilliant films with the same audience in mind. We saw this failure (of theatres) during the video boom too when everyone said that cinema will finish as the video has come in. At the time, I had entered the industry as a young actor. With video coming in we had more opportunities but the mass audience continued to venture out to watch films in theatre. Video boom didn't kill cinema. We survived that. So today instead of video we have OTTs. It’s important to note that the boom in content you saw during the pandemic on OTT is not the same. They are also very selective about what they buy. During the pandemic, OTT became Television Plus. Creators stopped designing specifically for OTT also. All mediums are different – TV, OTT, Cinema. I think we will survive, we will co exist. Best part of the OTT boom has been that talent from all over the country and otherwise also are getting an opportunity. There’s healthy competition which means better products need to be designed, people need to take their craft seriously. Lot of people believe that we have been here for a long time so we will be cast but now anyone can be cast instead of you. Good content will always work. It’s important to understand the platform. Mass rejection is happening because we forgot that but some films are working. Avatar is working, Drishyam has worked. WION: From Anna to Thalaivan, this has been a momentous journey for you in the last 30 years as an actor. If you were to look back at your career graph, what do you think were the high points for you or game changers? Suniel Shetty: Action is what gave me audiences' love. It gave me an opportunity to work in far more films than I believed I would be able to. Last 30 years in the industry was purely because of my action image. That gave me an opportunity to do comedy. I may not have 100 super hit films but I am someone who has tried every genre – be it action, romance, people still talk about Dhadkan, you talk about patriotic film, there’s Border, you talk about comedy, there is Hera Pheri. Somewhere down the line you know as an actor that you have made an attempt to do things that are different. I failed at times when I tried to do things differently because the audience wanted to see you with a particular image. But I still survived all that. Then came a time when I started choosing wrong. I made mistakes. I lost that stardom because of that. I lost that box office hold that I had. When that happens to you, trash started coming. That's when I decided that it’s better to not do anything than do trash. Personal reasons and trash kept me away from the industry for a good 7-8 years. Now that I am back, good work is coming to me. Not excited about all this. I am happy but cautious. Instead of 10, I might do 2. There are also other things in life. My children have grown up. I am choosing my projects wisely hopefully. I’m playing my age, stuff that will suit me. That’s a very conscious decision. All these years that I was away, I saw a lot of content as an audience and sometimes I felt like why do these guys still continue to want to do this? It doesn't suit them. So I’m sure people judge me in the same way. I asked Athiya, Mana, Ahan, do you think that it will work? Athiya is brutally honest. Ahan might still say ‘Papa you’ve still got it….it will work’… but Athiya says ‘No dad!’ Are you crazy? Don't even attempt it’. So I got that reality check at home. I started choosing stuff. When Dharavi came to me, I chose Thalaivan. WION: You have a certain affinity towards bad guy characters, those that have a shade of grey? Why always the bad guy? Suniel Shetty: At the end of the day, what matters to me is the takeaway. I was grey in Dhadkan because I wanted the girl at any cost but did I want her because she didnt love me? No, I wanted her because she loved me and I believed she loved me and her father was against it. When you sympathise with the character, that is what results in mass connect, that's what the mass wants to see. That is what Hindi cinema audiences want. Thalaivan works because he says ‘mere family ko koi touch nahi karega’ and that love for the family is what the Indian audiences connect with. In Main Hoon Na, I am an army man and there is no one more correct than an army man. I take on the Pakistanis because all I asked was for my son’s body and they were not giving it to me. After that, I got a hundred offers to play a negative man but I didn't. It’s the same for me even now. If the hero gets 70 per cent credit, I should get 30 per cent. Same has happened with Thalaivan. Cops have started stopping me on the roads and are telling me that they liked my role in the show. That is what is missing with scripts today. We have given the world some incredible films. We have got the world dancing in their films, have taught them to be happy…then why is the disconnect there? Older films are releasing now with new packaging. That content was created for a different era. A test player can never play in T20. (Same principle) applies to everything. WION: Your Instagram bio reads “Sportsman at Heart, Actor by Art, Humanitarian by Virtue, Businessman by Default”. Which identity do you identify with the most and why? Suniel Shetty: Always the actor. That taught me everything.That gave me identification. Being an actor has given me an opportunity to be an entrepreneur. People listen to me because I'm an actor. I was never a super successful businessman. I had done well, had a good foundation. Actor ka tag gives you the tag of being a good person also. I know kids who are helping people even though they have no money. They are feeding stray animals. But when we do it, people go gaga. I better appreciate the fact that being an actor has given me this good human being tag for doing the simplest of things. I will always be indebted. I am blessed to be in this profession.

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Selena Gomez hits back at trolls who thought they could get under her skin by body shaming her. The singing sensation met with a barrage of negative comments following her red carpet appearance at the Golden Globes 2023 last week. Selena had made an appearance at the awards show with her younger sister Gracie Teefey.&nbsp;

Selena spoke to her sister and said, “I’m a little bit big right now because I enjoyed myself during the holidays,” asking Teefey, “I mean… right?”

“Yeah!” Teefey replied.

Soon after Selena wrote this down, fans came to her support. One social media user wrote, “She shouldn’t have to explain why her body looks how it does.” Another wrote, “She’s perfect and doesn’t need to give explanations.”

Selena attended Golden Globes as she was nominated for her role in Hulu’s Only Murders in the Building. Meanwhile, there is some update with her love life as reports suggest that <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/selena-gomez-is-dating-the-chainsmokers-drew-taggart-reports-553309">she's dating this singer.&nbsp;</a>

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Selena Gomez hits back at trolls who thought they could get under her skin by body shaming her. The singing sensation met with a barrage of negative comments following her red carpet appearance at the Golden Globes 2023 last week.

Selena Gomez hits back at trolls who thought they could get under her skin by body shaming her. The singing sensation met with a barrage of negative comments following her red carpet appearance at the Golden Globes 2023 last week. Selena had made an appearance at the awards show with her younger sister Gracie Teefey. Selena spoke to her sister and said, “I’m a little bit big right now because I enjoyed myself during the holidays,” asking Teefey, “I mean… right?” “Yeah!” Teefey replied. Soon after Selena wrote this down, fans came to her support. One social media user wrote, “She shouldn’t have to explain why her body looks how it does.” Another wrote, “She’s perfect and doesn’t need to give explanations.” Selena attended Golden Globes as she was nominated for her role in Hulu’s Only Murders in the Building. Meanwhile, there is some update with her love life as reports suggest that she's dating this singer.

Selena Gomez brushes off trollers who body shamed her with this savage response

It's a wrap on the shoot of Girls Will be Girls. This is possibly their first milestone for the maiden movie from their production Pushing Buttons Studios, Ali Fazal and Richa Chadha’s production house. Shot in Uttarakhand, the film went through a 45-day schedule.

Directed by Shuchi Talati, Girls Will be Girls is about the life of a 16-year-old girl in an elite boarding school in a small Himalayan town and how her rebellious coming-of-age phase is hijacked by her mother who herself never really matured.

Ali says, “We are so happy to announce that our first film as producers has wrapped up. The feeling is an interesting mix of jitters and excitement .. excited only because to be able to be in a position where we get to prepare stories in collaboration with a bunch of very cool and very talented people indeed. I am so proud of our actors who have out done themselves. I am thankful to The entire team that worked endlessly to bring this idea to fruition.&nbsp;Now we gear up for phase two- which is post production. Cannot wait to share this with the world”

Richa says, “Girls Will be Girls is going to be a memorable film in my life because many firsts are attached to it. It is the first film from my production house and the first film after my wedding. This is the movie that helped me evolve as an actor as well as a producer. All the cast and crew were so used to working together that it felt more like a family and we are gonna miss that.”&nbsp;

The film is an Indo-French co-production which is being jointly produced by Pushing Buttons Studios, Crawling Angel Films, Dolce Vita Films and Blink Digital Media.

It's a wrap on the shoot of Girls Will be Girls. This is possibly their first milestone for the maiden movie from their production Pushing Buttons Studios, Ali Fazal and Richa Chadha’s production house.

It's a wrap on the shoot of Girls Will be Girls. This is possibly their first milestone for the maiden movie from their production Pushing Buttons Studios, Ali Fazal and Richa Chadha’s production house. Shot in Uttarakhand, the film went through a 45-day schedule. Directed by Shuchi Talati, Girls Will be Girls is about the life of a 16-year-old girl in an elite boarding school in a small Himalayan town and how her rebellious coming-of-age phase is hijacked by her mother who herself never really matured. Ali says, “We are so happy to announce that our first film as producers has wrapped up. The feeling is an interesting mix of jitters and excitement .. excited only because to be able to be in a position where we get to prepare stories in collaboration with a bunch of very cool and very talented people indeed. I am so proud of our actors who have out done themselves. I am thankful to The entire team that worked endlessly to bring this idea to fruition. Now we gear up for phase two- which is post production. Cannot wait to share this with the world” Richa says, “Girls Will be Girls is going to be a memorable film in my life because many firsts are attached to it. It is the first film from my production house and the first film after my wedding. This is the movie that helped me evolve as an actor as well as a producer. All the cast and crew were so used to working together that it felt more like a family and we are gonna miss that.” The film is an Indo-French co-production which is being jointly produced by Pushing Buttons Studios, Crawling Angel Films, Dolce Vita Films and Blink Digital Media.

Ali Fazal, Richa Chadha wrap shoot for Girls Will Be Girls, their maiden production

The Mandalorian season 3 trailer has finally dropped and all you sci-fi fans can feast on some new content from the hit franchise at the start of this year. Lucasfilm shared the first look trailer and introduced a few previously unknown directors for the upcoming episodes during the NFL playoff game.&nbsp;

The directors who we will see return with their episodes are Rick Famuyiwa, Black Panther cinematographer Rachel Morrison, Minari filmmaker Lee Isaac Chung, Mandalorian actor Carl Weathers, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse‘s Peter Ramsey and Mando director Bryce Dallas Howard.

The show will bring back Pedro Pascal as the lead (title character) as he travels the galaxy with Baby Yoda. Among others who return for the third season are Katee Sackhoff, Weathers, Amy Sedaris, Emily Swallow and Giancarlo Esposito.&nbsp;

Watch The Mandalorian season 3 trailer here:

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Jon Favreau is the showrunner of the show with executive producers Dave Filoni, Famuyiwa, Lucasfilm boss Kathleen Kennedy and Colin Wilson. Karen Gilchrist and Carrie Beck co-executive produce.

The Mandalorian first launched in November 2019 on Disney+Hotstar. Season 2 dropped in 2020 and since then fans have been eagerly waiting for season 3 to roll.&nbsp;

The Mandalorian season 3 will premiere on March 1.

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The Mandalorian season 3 trailer has finally dropped and all you sci-fi fans can feast on some new content from the hit franchise at the start of this year. Lucasfilm shared the first look trailer and introduced a few previously unknown directors for the upcoming episodes during the NFL playoff game.

The Mandalorian season 3 trailer has finally dropped and all you sci-fi fans can feast on some new content from the hit franchise at the start of this year. Lucasfilm shared the first look trailer and introduced a few previously unknown directors for the upcoming episodes during the NFL playoff game. The directors who we will see return with their episodes are Rick Famuyiwa, Black Panther cinematographer Rachel Morrison, Minari filmmaker Lee Isaac Chung, Mandalorian actor Carl Weathers, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse‘s Peter Ramsey and Mando director Bryce Dallas Howard. The show will bring back Pedro Pascal as the lead (title character) as he travels the galaxy with Baby Yoda. Among others who return for the third season are Katee Sackhoff, Weathers, Amy Sedaris, Emily Swallow and Giancarlo Esposito. Watch The Mandalorian season 3 trailer here: Jon Favreau is the showrunner of the show with executive producers Dave Filoni, Famuyiwa, Lucasfilm boss Kathleen Kennedy and Colin Wilson. Karen Gilchrist and Carrie Beck co-executive produce. The Mandalorian first launched in November 2019 on Disney+Hotstar. Season 2 dropped in 2020 and since then fans have been eagerly waiting for season 3 to roll. The Mandalorian season 3 will premiere on March 1.

The Mandalorian season 3 trailer released, premiere date announced

Not a great start for this year’s awards ceremonies as recently aired Critics Choice Awards 2023 draws record poor ratings as viewership for the same sees a drastic drop. The broadcast of the 28th annual ceremony saw about 900,000 viewers according to early Nielsen numbers. In 2022, the ceremony drew about 1.1 million viewers.&nbsp;

Critics Choice Awards is however not the only awards ceremony that saw a drop in viewership as Golden Globes ceremony too saw a decline in viewership. It registered the lowest ratings ever for the ceremony.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/critics-choice-awards-2023-all-the-stunning-outfits-from-the-glitzy-night-553016">All the stunning outfits from the glitzy night</a>

As for Critics Choice Awards, the three-hour long ceremony saw Michelle Yeoh starrer ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ win Best Picture. Actor Brendan Fraser won Best Actor for ‘The Whale’, and Cate Blanchett took Best Actress for ‘Tár’. Check out the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-_023-critics-choice-awards-cate-blanchett-brendan-fraser-win-top-honours-checkout-full-list-of-winners-552963">full list of winners</a> here.

The Oscars ceremony is also lined up for the first quarter of the year 2023 and it waits to be seen how the annually held world’s biggest awards ceremony fares in comparison to others.&nbsp;

Not a great start for this year’s awards ceremonies as recently aired Critics Choice Awards 2023 draws record poor ratings as viewership for the same sees a drastic drop.

Not a great start for this year’s awards ceremonies as recently aired Critics Choice Awards 2023 draws record poor ratings as viewership for the same sees a drastic drop. The broadcast of the 28th annual ceremony saw about 900,000 viewers according to early Nielsen numbers. In 2022, the ceremony drew about 1.1 million viewers. Critics Choice Awards is however not the only awards ceremony that saw a drop in viewership as Golden Globes ceremony too saw a decline in viewership. It registered the lowest ratings ever for the ceremony. All the stunning outfits from the glitzy night As for Critics Choice Awards, the three-hour long ceremony saw Michelle Yeoh starrer ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ win Best Picture. Actor Brendan Fraser won Best Actor for ‘The Whale’, and Cate Blanchett took Best Actress for ‘Tár’. Check out the full list of winners here. The Oscars ceremony is also lined up for the first quarter of the year 2023 and it waits to be seen how the annually held world’s biggest awards ceremony fares in comparison to others.

Critics Choice Awards 2023 records low viewership for in-person ceremony

Applause Entertainment announced a distinctive docu-series titled Modern Masters that offers a peek into the life of filmmaker SS Rajamouli. The series will lift the veil on the lives of the trailblazing Masters of Indian Cinema, exploring their methods, motivations, and their creative journeys. Leading the charge, the first special will feature blockbuster filmmaker SS Rajamouli.

The docu-special will capture the master in all his dynamic and diverse glory, from the set to the office, at home and on the go. It will also feature interviews with some of the biggest names in the industry who have contributed to Rajamouli's success, including actors and producers.&nbsp;

Gearing up for its release, Modern Masters was shot extensively across Hyderabad, Tokyo, Los Angeles over 4 months.

Sameer Nair, CEO – Applause Entertainment, “At Applause, we create content and celebrate its creators. In our first collaboration with Anupama Chopra and Film Companion, we are honoured to present ‘Modern Masters’, a testament to the enduring power of storytelling and the trailblazing talents who have shaped Indian Cinema. The first special of the docu-series will celebrate the incomparable S.S. Rajamouli, a true modern master whose groundbreaking work has inspired a generation of creators.”

Applause Entertainment announced a distinctive docu-series titled Modern Masters that offers a peek into the life of filmmaker SS Rajamouli. The series will lift the veil on the lives of the trailblazing Masters of Indian Cinema, exploring their methods, motivations, and their creative journeys.

Applause Entertainment announced a distinctive docu-series titled Modern Masters that offers a peek into the life of filmmaker SS Rajamouli. The series will lift the veil on the lives of the trailblazing Masters of Indian Cinema, exploring their methods, motivations, and their creative journeys. Leading the charge, the first special will feature blockbuster filmmaker SS Rajamouli. The docu-special will capture the master in all his dynamic and diverse glory, from the set to the office, at home and on the go. It will also feature interviews with some of the biggest names in the industry who have contributed to Rajamouli's success, including actors and producers. Gearing up for its release, Modern Masters was shot extensively across Hyderabad, Tokyo, Los Angeles over 4 months. Sameer Nair, CEO – Applause Entertainment, “At Applause, we create content and celebrate its creators. In our first collaboration with Anupama Chopra and Film Companion, we are honoured to present ‘Modern Masters’, a testament to the enduring power of storytelling and the trailblazing talents who have shaped Indian Cinema. The first special of the docu-series will celebrate the incomparable S.S. Rajamouli, a true modern master whose groundbreaking work has inspired a generation of creators.”

Innovator, Creator, Visionary:  Witness the inspiring story of SS Rajamouli in docu-series Modern Masters

Bhuvan Bam will soon make his Amazon miniTV debut with Rafta Rafta, a 7-episodes show.&nbsp;

The streamer dropped the teaser of Rafta Rafta, featuring Bhuvan Bam and Srishti Ganguli Rindani. The teaser gives a peek into the lives of a newly-married couple, Karan and Nithya and the nuances of a young marriage. In the teaser, the couple is seen enjoying each other’s company over breakfast which immediately leads to a comedy of errors.

The 7-episode series promises an engaging, quirky, and fun experience navigating through the everyday problems of a married couple. On the show, Bhuvan Bam said, “I have grown up in a middle-class family and the way marriage is perceived has changed drastically over the years, certainly because of many factors, known and unknown. While there is enough content available that narrates a romantic drama, we have tried to capture the nitty-gritty of a modern marriage in Rafta Rafta, with an unexpected twist! We are super delighted that Amazon miniTV is our streaming partner, as our content will be accessible to viewers pan-India for free”.&nbsp;

Watch the teaser here:
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“When I found out that I’ll be working alongside Bhuvan in the show, I was immediately convinced. I’ve always rooted for him as a content creator and now, as an actor. A close second reason that convinced me instantly was the quirky narrative that brings a fresh perspective of a married couple on screen. I am sure that the audience will enjoy watching Rafta Rafta, abhi toh bas teaser out hai, series abhi baki hai mere doston!”, said Srishti Ganguli Rindani.

Rafta Rafta is a romedy with a twist.

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Bhuvan Bam will soon make his Amazon miniTV debut with Rafta Rafta, a 7-episodes show. The streamer dropped the teaser of Rafta Rafta, featuring Bhuvan Bam and Srishti Ganguli Rindani.

Bhuvan Bam will soon make his Amazon miniTV debut with Rafta Rafta, a 7-episodes show. The streamer dropped the teaser of Rafta Rafta, featuring Bhuvan Bam and Srishti Ganguli Rindani. The teaser gives a peek into the lives of a newly-married couple, Karan and Nithya and the nuances of a young marriage. In the teaser, the couple is seen enjoying each other’s company over breakfast which immediately leads to a comedy of errors. The 7-episode series promises an engaging, quirky, and fun experience navigating through the everyday problems of a married couple. On the show, Bhuvan Bam said, “I have grown up in a middle-class family and the way marriage is perceived has changed drastically over the years, certainly because of many factors, known and unknown. While there is enough content available that narrates a romantic drama, we have tried to capture the nitty-gritty of a modern marriage in Rafta Rafta, with an unexpected twist! We are super delighted that Amazon miniTV is our streaming partner, as our content will be accessible to viewers pan-India for free”. Watch the teaser here: “When I found out that I’ll be working alongside Bhuvan in the show, I was immediately convinced. I’ve always rooted for him as a content creator and now, as an actor. A close second reason that convinced me instantly was the quirky narrative that brings a fresh perspective of a married couple on screen. I am sure that the audience will enjoy watching Rafta Rafta, abhi toh bas teaser out hai, series abhi baki hai mere doston!”, said Srishti Ganguli Rindani. Rafta Rafta is a romedy with a twist.

Bhuvan Bam starrer ‘Rafta Rafta’ releases teaser, to stream on OTT

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