Pre-wedding festivities have begun at Aamir Khan's residence as the superstar's daughter Ira is all set to tie the knot. Ira Khan will marry her fiance Nupur Shikhare on January 3.&nbsp; 
 
Certain reports claim that the wedding will take place at Taj Lands End in Mumbai. According to reports, the families have decided to honour Nupur's roots with a traditional Maharashtrian ceremony.

“The Khan family is elated as they're going to start the New Year with a bang. Ira and Nupur will get married on January 3 at Bandra's plush Taj Lands End hotel. Following that, there will be two reception parties that will take place – one in Delhi and the other in Jaipur – between January 6 and 10,” a source was quoted as saying. 
 
Meanwhile, other reports state that the couple will only have a simple court wedding followed by a reception for friends and family.&nbsp;

Aamir Khan has been reportedly making calls to his industry friends and colleagues personally to attend the wedding.

“Most actors aren't in town due to the holiday season. But be assured that it's going to be a star-studded affair. Those who won't be able to make it to their big day will be a part of the reception in Jaipur,” the source said.

On Wednesday, Ira Khan dropped a few pictures from one of the pre-wedding festivities on her Instagram Stories. In the clicks, Ira and her fiance Nupur Shikhare, dressed in their ethnic best, can be seen posing with their relatives. The couple's friend actress Mithila Palkar, also shared a few glimpses from the festivity. Sharing a picture, Mithila wrote, “Let's get you guys married.”&nbsp;

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The date of their wedding was first revealed by Aamir during an interview with News 18.&nbsp; 
 
"Ira is getting married on January 3. The boy she has chosen is - waise toh pet name unka naam Popeye hai (his pet name is Popeye) - he is a trainer, he has arms like Popeye but his name is Nupur. He is a lovely boy. When Ira was battling depression, he was with her. He is really someone who has stood by her and emotionally supported her. I am happy that she has selected a boy who... they are so happy together. They are very well connected, they really look after each other and care for each other," said Khan.&nbsp;

Pre-wedding festivities have begun at Aamir Khan's residence as the superstar's daughter Ira is all set to tie the knot. Ira Khan will marry her fiance Nupur Shikhare on January 3.

Pre-wedding festivities have begun at Aamir Khan's residence as the superstar's daughter Ira is all set to tie the knot. Ira Khan will marry her fiance Nupur Shikhare on January 3. Certain reports claim that the wedding will take place at Taj Lands End in Mumbai. According to reports, the families have decided to honour Nupur's roots with a traditional Maharashtrian ceremony. “The Khan family is elated as they're going to start the New Year with a bang. Ira and Nupur will get married on January 3 at Bandra's plush Taj Lands End hotel. Following that, there will be two reception parties that will take place – one in Delhi and the other in Jaipur – between January 6 and 10,” a source was quoted as saying. Meanwhile, other reports state that the couple will only have a simple court wedding followed by a reception for friends and family. Aamir Khan has been reportedly making calls to his industry friends and colleagues personally to attend the wedding. “Most actors aren't in town due to the holiday season. But be assured that it's going to be a star-studded affair. Those who won't be able to make it to their big day will be a part of the reception in Jaipur,” the source said. On Wednesday, Ira Khan dropped a few pictures from one of the pre-wedding festivities on her Instagram Stories. In the clicks, Ira and her fiance Nupur Shikhare, dressed in their ethnic best, can be seen posing with their relatives. The couple's friend actress Mithila Palkar, also shared a few glimpses from the festivity. Sharing a picture, Mithila wrote, “Let's get you guys married.” The date of their wedding was first revealed by Aamir during an interview with News 18. "Ira is getting married on January 3. The boy she has chosen is - waise toh pet name unka naam Popeye hai (his pet name is Popeye) - he is a trainer, he has arms like Popeye but his name is Nupur. He is a lovely boy. When Ira was battling depression, he was with her. He is really someone who has stood by her and emotionally supported her. I am happy that she has selected a boy who... they are so happy together. They are very well connected, they really look after each other and care for each other," said Khan.

Aamir Khan's daughter Ira all set to marry in early January; see pics of pre-wedding festivities

When the camera zooms in on Dhruv (Dhruv Sehgal, also the creator) and Kavya (Mithila Palkar) for the first time in over a year, there’s a sense of discomfort between this otherwise adorable couple. Despite holidaying in the backwaters of Kerala, they seem rather off in each other’s arms. Turns out, the awkwardness doesn’t stem from professional distance between the actors but is a deliberate move: to highlight the subtle cracks long-distance relationships (they were away from one another in season 3) acquire&nbsp;while apart.

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To nobody’s surprise, the couple glides right back into their chirpy form and the audience is, yet again, delighted to watch them derive pleasure from little portions of nothingness in life.&nbsp;

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The series—which catapulted to global recognition after Netflix took over, had started small—is an ode to the subculture of live-in couples in semi-modern India.&nbsp;

 
‘Little Things’ doesn’t endorse the whole larger-than-life-persona shebang or even follows a track that is too overbearing for the audience: a trope that is synonymous to the ‘coming-of-age’ genre. The final chapter, too, is deep-rooted in simplicity—raw, real, unsensational, ordinary.&nbsp;

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Maybe not half as meticulous in approach as&nbsp;‘Fleabag’, but ‘Little Things’ does instil the fly-on-the-wall technique of storytelling and it is this same setting that has contributed massively to the success of ‘Little Things’ while staying connected to humble beginnings: both the show, and its characters.&nbsp;

Also read |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-snl-rami-malek-his-bulgy-eyes-and-debut-monologue-are-going-viral-watch-421571" hreflang="en">'SNL': Rami Malek, his bulgy eyes and debut monologue are going viral; watch</a>

 
In cinema, or any other medium of expression for that matter, infusing life in&nbsp;simple and effortless writing is a humungous task. In recent times, very few movies have managed to achieve that feat: Shoojit Sircar’s ‘October’ is a deserving candidate of that honour. Just like Dan and Shiuli’s love blossomed in silence, Dhruv and Kavya’s chemistry falls back on their silliness—both innocent, both irreproachable.&nbsp;

 
‘Little Things’ season 4 plays to&nbsp;its strengths by not attempting somewhat of a grand exit. All feel-good factors included, the finale gets really touchy and serves one masterstroke after another in its final moments with the audience.&nbsp;

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The show falls back on the moments it creates: we will miss the Bambaiya candour, Dhruv and Kavya’s love for food, those late-night strolls and the magic it has swept us in. Our favourite and most cherished scenes will always be the harmless fights and endless banters.

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Over the years, ‘Little Things’ has made some reach out to those&nbsp;who they love, and who loved them: the yearning for connection is one of the after-effects&nbsp;of this series. And, for that—evoking ‘feelings’ among its viewers—Dhruv and Kavya will be missed, heaps. &nbsp;

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When the camera zooms in on Dhruv (Dhruv Sehgal, also the creator) and Kavya (Mithila Palkar) for the first time in over a year, there’s a sense of discomfort between this otherwise adorable couple.

When the camera zooms in on Dhruv (Dhruv Sehgal, also the creator) and Kavya (Mithila Palkar) for the first time in over a year, there’s a sense of discomfort between this otherwise adorable couple. Despite holidaying in the backwaters of Kerala, they seem rather off in each other’s arms. Turns out, the awkwardness doesn’t stem from professional distance between the actors but is a deliberate move: to highlight the subtle cracks long-distance relationships (they were away from one another in season 3) acquire while apart. To nobody’s surprise, the couple glides right back into their chirpy form and the audience is, yet again, delighted to watch them derive pleasure from little portions of nothingness in life. Also read | WION exclusive: Salim-Sulaiman- Humanity's gone out the window in Afghanistan The series—which catapulted to global recognition after Netflix took over, had started small—is an ode to the subculture of live-in couples in semi-modern India. ‘Little Things’ doesn’t endorse the whole larger-than-life-persona shebang or even follows a track that is too overbearing for the audience: a trope that is synonymous to the ‘coming-of-age’ genre. The final chapter, too, is deep-rooted in simplicity—raw, real, unsensational, ordinary. Maybe not half as meticulous in approach as ‘Fleabag’, but ‘Little Things’ does instil the fly-on-the-wall technique of storytelling and it is this same setting that has contributed massively to the success of ‘Little Things’ while staying connected to humble beginnings: both the show, and its characters. Also read | 'SNL': Rami Malek, his bulgy eyes and debut monologue are going viral; watch In cinema, or any other medium of expression for that matter, infusing life in simple and effortless writing is a humungous task. In recent times, very few movies have managed to achieve that feat: Shoojit Sircar’s ‘October’ is a deserving candidate of that honour. Just like Dan and Shiuli’s love blossomed in silence, Dhruv and Kavya’s chemistry falls back on their silliness—both innocent, both irreproachable. ‘Little Things’ season 4 plays to its strengths by not attempting somewhat of a grand exit. All feel-good factors included, the finale gets really touchy and serves one masterstroke after another in its final moments with the audience. The show falls back on the moments it creates: we will miss the Bambaiya candour, Dhruv and Kavya’s love for food, those late-night strolls and the magic it has swept us in. Our favourite and most cherished scenes will always be the harmless fights and endless banters. Also read | Beyoncé, JAY-Z wedding looks: They don't call them music royalty for nothing; pics Over the years, ‘Little Things’ has made some reach out to those who they love, and who loved them: the yearning for connection is one of the after-effects of this series. And, for that—evoking ‘feelings’ among its viewers—Dhruv and Kavya will be missed, heaps.

Little Things season 4 review: Mithila Palkar, Dhruv Sehgal give an impactful goodbye to Dhurv and Kavya

Indian hit romcom series 'Little Things' will be back on October 15 on video-streaming giant Netflix. But, sadly, for the last time.

 
It's true that Dhruv and Kavya will be back, bringing the cutest, coziest and most heartwarming moments of their relationship for their ardent fans to see, Netflix India has confirmed through their social media handles.

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They wrote on Twitter, "We laughed with them, cried with them, and now it’s almost time to bid them farewell. Join us for the final season of #LittleThings, streaming 15th October. #DiceLittleThings @DiceMediaIndia @ashwinsuresh @mipalkar #DhruvSehgal."

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Talking about 'Little Things', director duo Ruchir Arun and Pranjal Dua released a statement, saying, “The journey of Dhruv and Kavya has been such an adorable, enriching experience. We have seen them do it all, from living together to long distance, they have showcased the most relatable side of young love to us. It is a bittersweet feeling, the finale - it was a rollercoaster of emotions shooting it. Dhruv-Kavya are growing up, their love is more mature and they are making way for more adventures, more ups and downs. Mithila and Dhruv have done a great job. As the final season of Little Things releases on Netflix, we really wish to leave the audiences with a smile on their face as we begin to say goodbye.”&nbsp;

Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-conan-obrien-says-former-nbc-executive-tried-to-ban-norm-macdonald-from-his-late-night-show-413940">Conan O'Brien says former NBC executive tried to ban Norm Macdonald from his late-night show</a>

 
'Little Things S4' is releasing on Netflix on October 15.&nbsp;

Indian hit romcom series 'Little Things' will be back on October 15 on video-streaming giant Netflix. But, sadly, for the last time. It's true that Dhruv and Kavya will be back, bringing the cutest, coziest and most heartwarming moments of their relationship for their ardent fans to see, Netflix India has confirmed through their social media handles.

Indian hit romcom series 'Little Things' will be back on October 15 on video-streaming giant Netflix. But, sadly, for the last time. It's true that Dhruv and Kavya will be back, bringing the cutest, coziest and most heartwarming moments of their relationship for their ardent fans to see, Netflix India has confirmed through their social media handles. Also read: Amy Adams shares new details about 'Enchanted' sequel They wrote on Twitter, "We laughed with them, cried with them, and now it’s almost time to bid them farewell. Join us for the final season of #LittleThings, streaming 15th October. #DiceLittleThings @DiceMediaIndia @ashwinsuresh @mipalkar #DhruvSehgal." We laughed with them, cried with them, and now it’s almost time to bid them farewell. Join us for the final season of #LittleThings, streaming 15th October.#DiceLittleThings @DiceMediaIndia @ashwinsuresh @mipalkar #DhruvSehgal pic.twitter.com/j5es63lFf0 — Netflix India (@NetflixIndia) September 18, 2021 × Talking about 'Little Things', director duo Ruchir Arun and Pranjal Dua released a statement, saying, “The journey of Dhruv and Kavya has been such an adorable, enriching experience. We have seen them do it all, from living together to long distance, they have showcased the most relatable side of young love to us. It is a bittersweet feeling, the finale - it was a rollercoaster of emotions shooting it. Dhruv-Kavya are growing up, their love is more mature and they are making way for more adventures, more ups and downs. Mithila and Dhruv have done a great job. As the final season of Little Things releases on Netflix, we really wish to leave the audiences with a smile on their face as we begin to say goodbye.” Also read: Conan O'Brien says former NBC executive tried to ban Norm Macdonald from his late-night show 'Little Things S4' is releasing on Netflix on October 15.

Indian hit series ‘Little Things’ finale season to drop on Netflix on October 15

In Indian cinema, ambitious mothers are problematic. Or so the filmmakers perceive them to be. A mother, who wants to have a thriving career will always falter at home, have a difficult relationship with her children and may also have loose morals. The child will always have a resentment growing up, seeing the mother busy at her work- unable to devote time. Renuka Shahane's directorial debut 'Tribhanga' is set on similar lines with the resentment and anger passing down to two generations.&nbsp; 
 
A story of three generations in a family, 'Tribhanga' has at the core film actress Anuradha (Kajol) and her troubled relationship with her mother, celebrated author Nayantara Apte (Tanvi Azmi). As Nayan suffers a brain stroke and slips into a coma, her family- daughter Anu, son Robindro (Vaibhav Tatwawaadi), granddaughter Masha (Mithila Palkar) rush to her side. The dysfunctional family initially resent the presence of Nayan's biographer Milan's(Kunaal Roy Kapur) presence in the hospital, they slowly open up about their individual relationship with the matriarch, reminiscing about the old times, the issues they have had in with their mother all throughout.

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Films on troubled relationships between a mother and a daughter have been made before. There was Rituporno Ghosh's delicate 'Unishe April' and in the recent past, Anu Menon made 'Shakuntala Devi' to name a few. Shahane who is also the writer of the film serves a similar environment. Nayan, the matriarch, is unapologetically ambitious. She has lived her life on her own terms and brought up her children as a single parent. Instead of admiring her achievements and resilient nature, her children Anu and Robindro have grown up to resent her. Anu is a celebrity in her own right, but temperamental, moody and foul-mouthed.

Anu's daughter Masha is calmer and submissive but has her own set of issues having grown up in a family that was devoid of any father figure. Its been a family of three women- two of whom are strong-headed and Masha, who is now married and pregnant, craves for a proper family of her own.&nbsp;

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While the story highlights the complex relationship of the three women, it lacks coherence. A lot of the plot points are unnecessary and Shahane uses the men as the calming factors who serve as anchors to the firebrand women. Actors like Kunwaljeet Singh and Manav Gohil are totally wasted with limited screen time and their characters are not fleshed out well. Gohil in fact is never really introduced to the audience. His character is either Kajol's companion or a best friend- one isn't very clear and it is never explained.&nbsp; 
 
The film concentrates too much on Kajol's angst against her now ailing mother and meanders around her mostly. Mithila's story is told almost at the fag end of the film and seems so rushed.&nbsp;

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At the onset, 'Tribhanga' seemed like an interesting story of three generations of women but it ultimately leaves a lot of unanswered questions and keeps meandering around a single point. I wish Shahane had fleshed out the characters a bit more and explored the complex relationship between the three women equally. What one gets is a half-baked story of a difficult woman who has had issues with her mother and has never been available to her own daughter.&nbsp; 
 
At 1 hour 35 minutes, the film feels stretched, incoherent and half baked. It may be a great idea on paper, but ultimately it doesn't come together well on screen.&nbsp; 
 
'Tribhanga' is streaming on Netflix.&nbsp;

In Indian cinema, ambitious mothers are problematic. Or so the filmmakers perceive them to be. A mother, who wants to have a thriving career will always falter at home, have a difficult relationship with her children and may also have loose morals.

In Indian cinema, ambitious mothers are problematic. Or so the filmmakers perceive them to be. A mother, who wants to have a thriving career will always falter at home, have a difficult relationship with her children and may also have loose morals. The child will always have a resentment growing up, seeing the mother busy at her work- unable to devote time. Renuka Shahane's directorial debut 'Tribhanga' is set on similar lines with the resentment and anger passing down to two generations. A story of three generations in a family, 'Tribhanga' has at the core film actress Anuradha (Kajol) and her troubled relationship with her mother, celebrated author Nayantara Apte (Tanvi Azmi). As Nayan suffers a brain stroke and slips into a coma, her family- daughter Anu, son Robindro (Vaibhav Tatwawaadi), granddaughter Masha (Mithila Palkar) rush to her side. The dysfunctional family initially resent the presence of Nayan's biographer Milan's(Kunaal Roy Kapur) presence in the hospital, they slowly open up about their individual relationship with the matriarch, reminiscing about the old times, the issues they have had in with their mother all throughout. Films on troubled relationships between a mother and a daughter have been made before. There was Rituporno Ghosh's delicate 'Unishe April' and in the recent past, Anu Menon made 'Shakuntala Devi' to name a few. Shahane who is also the writer of the film serves a similar environment. Nayan, the matriarch, is unapologetically ambitious. She has lived her life on her own terms and brought up her children as a single parent. Instead of admiring her achievements and resilient nature, her children Anu and Robindro have grown up to resent her. Anu is a celebrity in her own right, but temperamental, moody and foul-mouthed. Anu's daughter Masha is calmer and submissive but has her own set of issues having grown up in a family that was devoid of any father figure. Its been a family of three women- two of whom are strong-headed and Masha, who is now married and pregnant, craves for a proper family of her own. While the story highlights the complex relationship of the three women, it lacks coherence. A lot of the plot points are unnecessary and Shahane uses the men as the calming factors who serve as anchors to the firebrand women. Actors like Kunwaljeet Singh and Manav Gohil are totally wasted with limited screen time and their characters are not fleshed out well. Gohil in fact is never really introduced to the audience. His character is either Kajol's companion or a best friend- one isn't very clear and it is never explained. The film concentrates too much on Kajol's angst against her now ailing mother and meanders around her mostly. Mithila's story is told almost at the fag end of the film and seems so rushed. At the onset, 'Tribhanga' seemed like an interesting story of three generations of women but it ultimately leaves a lot of unanswered questions and keeps meandering around a single point. I wish Shahane had fleshed out the characters a bit more and explored the complex relationship between the three women equally. What one gets is a half-baked story of a difficult woman who has had issues with her mother and has never been available to her own daughter. At 1 hour 35 minutes, the film feels stretched, incoherent and half baked. It may be a great idea on paper, but ultimately it doesn't come together well on screen. 'Tribhanga' is streaming on Netflix.

'Tribhanga' review: Kajol, Mithila Palkar's latest talks of complex human relationships 

Irrfan Khan may not be in the country currently, but the actor has ensured that he is public memory through his films. While he recovers from illness, his fans will be able to see him nbext in Karwaan.&nbsp; 
 
Latest reports suggest that the film's release has been preponed and will now release on 3 August. The film marks the debut of south star Dulquer Salmaan and Internet sensation Mithila Palkar. The film's producer Ronnie Screwvala has decided to advance the release so that the film can "enjoy a clear two-week solo run at the box office", &nbsp;read a statement&nbsp; 
'Karwaan' revolves around three oddballs from different walks of life who are thrown together on a somewhat bizarre journey which helps them find normalcy in their lives.&nbsp;

The film has been shot in the locales of Kerala.&nbsp;

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Produced by Screwvala`s creative production house RSVP in association with Ishka films, 'Karwaan' is directed by Akarsh Khurana.

Earlier, Yash Raj Films` 'Sandeep Aur Pinky Faraar' was to release on August 3 too, but its makers shifted it to March 1, 2019.

Latest reports suggest that the film's release has been preponed and will now release on 3 August.

Irrfan Khan may not be in the country currently, but the actor has ensured that he is public memory through his films. While he recovers from illness, his fans will be able to see him nbext in Karwaan. Latest reports suggest that the film's release has been preponed and will now release on 3 August. The film marks the debut of south star Dulquer Salmaan and Internet sensation Mithila Palkar. The film's producer Ronnie Screwvala has decided to advance the release so that the film can "enjoy a clear two-week solo run at the box office", read a statement 'Karwaan' revolves around three oddballs from different walks of life who are thrown together on a somewhat bizarre journey which helps them find normalcy in their lives. The film has been shot in the locales of Kerala. Beginnings have the innocence that experience can't buy. My best wishes to @dulQuer , @mipalkar for joining the karwaan. ‘ Two karwaans ' .... Mine and the movie !! @MrAkvarious @RSVPMovies @RonnieScrewvala pic.twitter.com/QoKe6npkMQ — Irrfan (@irrfank) May 16, 2018 × Produced by Screwvala`s creative production house RSVP in association with Ishka films, 'Karwaan' is directed by Akarsh Khurana. Earlier, Yash Raj Films` 'Sandeep Aur Pinky Faraar' was to release on August 3 too, but its makers shifted it to March 1, 2019.

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Irrfan Khan, Dulquer Salmaan's 'Karwaan' to release on this date