<p>One of the most anticipated Netflix series, 'Harry and Meghan,'&nbsp;has been released. The first three episodes of the docuseries revealed some extremely personal moments from the couple's life, such as&nbsp;their son Archie's birthday celebration, pregnant Meghan cradling her baby bump, a photo of their daughter Lilibet Mountbatten Windsor, and much more.<br />
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Soon after the docuseries was available, some people were quick to call out the couple stating that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, left their royal duties in 2020 in the hope of living a&nbsp;private&nbsp;life away from the media glare.&nbsp;And now they are themselves gaining public attention using the footage from their lives.</p>

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However, hours later, Meghan and Harry's representative was quick to react to all the claims swirling around. In a statement to ET, the couple's global press secretary stated that the couple didn't leave their royal life for their privacy.<br />
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"The Duke and Duchess have never cited privacy as the reason for stepping back," the statement reads.</p>

<p>"Their statement announcing their decision to step back mentions nothing of privacy and reiterates their desire to continue their roles and public duties," the spokesperson said.</p>

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However, some netizens have also brought out Harry's one statement that he made during his speech in London after the Megxit was announced in January 2020.<br />
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In his speech, Harry said that he had taken the decision for his family so they could "take a step forward into what I hope will be a quieter life."<br />
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However, in the couple's official statement, they have not mentioned the word "privacy."</p>

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One of the most anticipated Netflix series, 'Harry and Meghan,' has been released. The first three episodes of the docuseries revealed some extremely personal moments from the couple's life, such as their son Archie's birthday celebration, pregnant Meghan cradling her baby bump, a photo of their daughter Lilibet Mountbatten Windsor, and much more.

One of the most anticipated Netflix series, 'Harry and Meghan,' has been released. The first three episodes of the docuseries revealed some extremely personal moments from the couple's life, such as their son Archie's birthday celebration, pregnant Meghan cradling her baby bump, a photo of their daughter Lilibet Mountbatten Windsor, and much more. Soon after the docuseries was available, some people were quick to call out the couple stating that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, left their royal duties in 2020 in the hope of living a private life away from the media glare. And now they are themselves gaining public attention using the footage from their lives. Photo album: Rare photos from Harry and Meghan's happy life However, hours later, Meghan and Harry's representative was quick to react to all the claims swirling around. In a statement to ET, the couple's global press secretary stated that the couple didn't leave their royal life for their privacy. "The Duke and Duchess have never cited privacy as the reason for stepping back," the statement reads. "Their statement announcing their decision to step back mentions nothing of privacy and reiterates their desire to continue their roles and public duties," the spokesperson said. Harry and Meghan's royal saga! All the big revelations made in their Netflix series However, some netizens have also brought out Harry's one statement that he made during his speech in London after the Megxit was announced in January 2020. In his speech, Harry said that he had taken the decision for his family so they could "take a step forward into what I hope will be a quieter life." However, in the couple's official statement, they have not mentioned the word "privacy." 'Harry & Meghan' docuseries does not say anything that we already don't know

Harry and Meghan issue statement on privacy amid backlash over their Netflix docuseries

<p>It's been almost three years since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle left their roles as senior members of the British royal family and settled in the US with their children, yet the controversy and drama around their exit continue to grab the headlines.&nbsp;<br />
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Their latest docu-series on Netflix, which was released on Netflix on Thursday is being touted as an explosive one and reports claim the show is bound to further the gap between the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and the royal family.&nbsp;<br />
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A former employee at Buckingham Palace has brewed up fresh controversy against the upcoming docu-series of Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle.<br />
As per The New York Post, the employee, who claimed to be bullied by Markle, reached out to the British monarchy to fire back at the allegations made in the upcoming docu-series, 'Harry &amp; Meghan'.<br />
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In an interview with the Times, the employee said that the only way the allegations can be cleared is through the removal of restrictions in the non-disclosure agreements of the staff.<br />
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"The only way to end it once for good is for us to be allowed to speak, and for the palace to firmly reject their lies," The New York Post quoted the former employee.&nbsp;"It's emotionally draining. It feels like there`s no end to it," the employee added.<br />
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In the one-minute trailer for the docu-series released on Netflix, Prince Harry was heard saying, "There`s a hierarchy of the family....You know, there's leaking, but there's also planting of stories. No one knows the full truth. We know the full truth".<br />
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The former employee responded back saying, "They always use vague terms 'the truth,' 'my truth,' but nothing concrete is said."&nbsp;<br />
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The ex-staff added that Markle conveyed her side of stories through journalist Omid Scobie.<br />
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"She knows we can't financially protect ourselves by going to court, so she keeps pushing. It`s all a game for her. And she is loving it. I certainly have chosen to remain silent out of respect for the crown, but if they keep attacking us and our characters, reputation, et cetera, we need to feel we are equally supported by the royal family."&nbsp;<br />
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The first three episodes of 'Harry &amp; Meghan' is set to be released on Netflix on December 8.&nbsp;</p>


It's been almost three years since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle left their roles as senior members of the British royal family and settled in the US with their children, yet the controversy and drama around their exit continue to grab the headlines.

It's been almost three years since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle left their roles as senior members of the British royal family and settled in the US with their children, yet the controversy and drama around their exit continue to grab the headlines. Their latest docu-series on Netflix, which was released on Netflix on Thursday is being touted as an explosive one and reports claim the show is bound to further the gap between the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and the royal family. A former employee at Buckingham Palace has brewed up fresh controversy against the upcoming docu-series of Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle. As per The New York Post, the employee, who claimed to be bullied by Markle, reached out to the British monarchy to fire back at the allegations made in the upcoming docu-series, 'Harry & Meghan'. In an interview with the Times, the employee said that the only way the allegations can be cleared is through the removal of restrictions in the non-disclosure agreements of the staff. "The only way to end it once for good is for us to be allowed to speak, and for the palace to firmly reject their lies," The New York Post quoted the former employee. "It's emotionally draining. It feels like there`s no end to it," the employee added. In the one-minute trailer for the docu-series released on Netflix, Prince Harry was heard saying, "There`s a hierarchy of the family....You know, there's leaking, but there's also planting of stories. No one knows the full truth. We know the full truth". The former employee responded back saying, "They always use vague terms 'the truth,' 'my truth,' but nothing concrete is said." The ex-staff added that Markle conveyed her side of stories through journalist Omid Scobie. "She knows we can't financially protect ourselves by going to court, so she keeps pushing. It`s all a game for her. And she is loving it. I certainly have chosen to remain silent out of respect for the crown, but if they keep attacking us and our characters, reputation, et cetera, we need to feel we are equally supported by the royal family." The first three episodes of 'Harry & Meghan' is set to be released on Netflix on December 8.

Former Buckingham Palace staff slams 'Harry & Meghan' docu-series: 'It's all a game for her'

<p>International streaming platforms were among the biggest pandemic winners, seeing subscriber numbers soar, but US giants have turned abroad as countries re-opened -- with Thailand firmly in their sights.</p>

<p>The kingdom's high internet penetration, long-standing and highly regarded film industry -- as well as roughly six million active users of streaming services, according to 2021 data -- present a golden opportunity.</p>

<p>Big players such as Amazon Prime and Netflix, who claim 200 million and 220 million subscribers worldwide respectively, have taken note as new sign-ups have levelled off in more established markets such as North America and Europe.</p>

<p>October saw the launch of Prime's Thai-service Prime Video at almost the same moment Netflix announced six locally produced films and series for the coming months.<br />
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"The competition is everywhere," said Malobika Banerji, director of content for Southeast Asia at Netflix, which has a regional hub in Singapore.<br />
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Nowhere is that more apparent than Thailand's capital, where Prime's "Lord of the Rings" spinoff mega-production "Rings of Power" jostles for attention with Netflix's latest South Korean series on billboards.</p>

<p>"We do believe that Thailand will be a big part of our subscriber growth in the years to come," said Prime Video's director of international development Josh McIvor.</p>

<p>"Our goal is really to try to be the most local of the global streaming services," he said, pointing towards their earlier expansion into Japan -- where they outstrip Netflix.</p>

<p>However, their rival's longer-term investment is apparent: Netflix saw a 20 percent growth in Asia-Pacific subscribers last year, according to a recent quarterly report by the firm.</p>

<p><strong>- Seeking the next 'Squid Game' -</strong><br />
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While big-ticket international series such as "Rings of Power" lead the publicity, the streamers see locally produced content -- such as Prime's hugely successful Indian crime-thriller "Mirzapur" -- as the longer-term workhorses of their offering.<br />
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The two fundamental "pillars" to success are local originals -– "across scripted, unscripted and film" -– and licensed locally produced series, according to Amazon Studios' director of local content Erika North.</p>

<p>It is the second that drew Prime to Thailand, she said: they hope to build on a long Thai film history with higher production values than elsewhere in the region.</p>

<p>Similarly, Netflix is betting big on local content going international, dreaming of the next "Squid Game", the South Korean critical and commercial blockbuster.</p>

<p>Netflix's Banerji said there were "more and more" examples of this, citing Thai mystery-thriller series "Girl from Nowhere".</p>

<p>Streaming analysts have been watching the US firms -- including Disney+ -- to see if they can compete with local rivals.</p>

<p>A report from the consultancy Kantar this year found streaming had edged out traditional watching in the Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam, Thailand, and Indonesia.</p>

<p>But Thailand has a special appeal, said Vivek Couto, executive director and co-founder of Media Partners Asia (MPA), which monitors streaming platforms.</p>

<p>An analysis from MPA this year forecast the expected income from streaming in Thailand in 2022 at around $809 million.</p>

<p>Couto said the kingdom offered an established creative community, more advanced broadband infrastructure than other Southeast Asian countries -- and a population with the "most propensity to pay for online video content".</p>

<p><strong>- Creative control -</strong><br />
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Almost a third of Thai households already subscribe to an on-demand streaming service, according to their data, far ahead of Indonesia (12 percent) or Vietnam (four percent).</p>

<p>"If content really works locally and (is) sustainable, then it will travel anywhere," Couto said.</p>

<p>"I think that's why Amazon and Netflix are seeing the potential of Thai producers, Thai series."</p>

<p>While Thai cinema has enjoyed occasional critical success -- director Apichatpong Weerasethakul has won several prizes at the Cannes Film Festival, including the top award in 2010 -- it has not become an established global force.</p>

<p>Local directors and producers are cautiously optimistic the new interest from deep-pocketed streaming giants could give the local industry a boost.</p>

<p>"Some content, you cannot even dream of doing it with a studio, but with streaming, it is possible," said Wisit Sasanatieng, director and producer of upcoming Netflix crime film "The Murderer".</p>

<p>Thai producer Cattleya Paosrijaroen, co-founder of the independent company 185 Films, welcomed the shift.</p>

<p>International firms could bring in better standards, she said, offering better conditions to crews currently expected to work 16-hour shifts.</p>

<p>But she struck a note of caution.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"If your film is being produced by Netflix, they can control the content," Cattleya said.<br />
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International streaming platforms were among the biggest pandemic winners, seeing subscriber numbers soar, but US giants have turned abroad as countries re-opened -- with Thailand firmly in their sights.

International streaming platforms were among the biggest pandemic winners, seeing subscriber numbers soar, but US giants have turned abroad as countries re-opened -- with Thailand firmly in their sights. The kingdom's high internet penetration, long-standing and highly regarded film industry -- as well as roughly six million active users of streaming services, according to 2021 data -- present a golden opportunity. Big players such as Amazon Prime and Netflix, who claim 200 million and 220 million subscribers worldwide respectively, have taken note as new sign-ups have levelled off in more established markets such as North America and Europe. October saw the launch of Prime's Thai-service Prime Video at almost the same moment Netflix announced six locally produced films and series for the coming months. "The competition is everywhere," said Malobika Banerji, director of content for Southeast Asia at Netflix, which has a regional hub in Singapore. Nowhere is that more apparent than Thailand's capital, where Prime's "Lord of the Rings" spinoff mega-production "Rings of Power" jostles for attention with Netflix's latest South Korean series on billboards. "We do believe that Thailand will be a big part of our subscriber growth in the years to come," said Prime Video's director of international development Josh McIvor. "Our goal is really to try to be the most local of the global streaming services," he said, pointing towards their earlier expansion into Japan -- where they outstrip Netflix. However, their rival's longer-term investment is apparent: Netflix saw a 20 percent growth in Asia-Pacific subscribers last year, according to a recent quarterly report by the firm. - Seeking the next 'Squid Game' - While big-ticket international series such as "Rings of Power" lead the publicity, the streamers see locally produced content -- such as Prime's hugely successful Indian crime-thriller "Mirzapur" -- as the longer-term workhorses of their offering. The two fundamental "pillars" to success are local originals -– "across scripted, unscripted and film" -– and licensed locally produced series, according to Amazon Studios' director of local content Erika North. It is the second that drew Prime to Thailand, she said: they hope to build on a long Thai film history with higher production values than elsewhere in the region. Similarly, Netflix is betting big on local content going international, dreaming of the next "Squid Game", the South Korean critical and commercial blockbuster. Netflix's Banerji said there were "more and more" examples of this, citing Thai mystery-thriller series "Girl from Nowhere". Streaming analysts have been watching the US firms -- including Disney+ -- to see if they can compete with local rivals. A report from the consultancy Kantar this year found streaming had edged out traditional watching in the Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam, Thailand, and Indonesia. But Thailand has a special appeal, said Vivek Couto, executive director and co-founder of Media Partners Asia (MPA), which monitors streaming platforms. An analysis from MPA this year forecast the expected income from streaming in Thailand in 2022 at around $809 million. Couto said the kingdom offered an established creative community, more advanced broadband infrastructure than other Southeast Asian countries -- and a population with the "most propensity to pay for online video content". - Creative control - Almost a third of Thai households already subscribe to an on-demand streaming service, according to their data, far ahead of Indonesia (12 percent) or Vietnam (four percent). "If content really works locally and (is) sustainable, then it will travel anywhere," Couto said. "I think that's why Amazon and Netflix are seeing the potential of Thai producers, Thai series." While Thai cinema has enjoyed occasional critical success -- director Apichatpong Weerasethakul has won several prizes at the Cannes Film Festival, including the top award in 2010 -- it has not become an established global force. Local directors and producers are cautiously optimistic the new interest from deep-pocketed streaming giants could give the local industry a boost. "Some content, you cannot even dream of doing it with a studio, but with streaming, it is possible," said Wisit Sasanatieng, director and producer of upcoming Netflix crime film "The Murderer". Thai producer Cattleya Paosrijaroen, co-founder of the independent company 185 Films, welcomed the shift. International firms could bring in better standards, she said, offering better conditions to crews currently expected to work 16-hour shifts. But she struck a note of caution. "If your film is being produced by Netflix, they can control the content," Cattleya said.

Prime time or Netflix? Streaming wars come to Thailand

<p>In "honour of their efforts on racial inequality, mental health, and other social impact initiatives through their Archewell Foundation," Harry and Markle were chosen to receive the Ripple of Hope Award this year.&nbsp;The Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights organisation honoured the couple for speaking out against racism in the British Royal Family and their charity endeavours through the Archwell Foundation. But the night was studded with a lot of people who wanted a peek into the lives of the Royal couple just a bit more. The couple was asked a flurry of questions at the New York event.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>Hours before their new documentary is scheduled to be released on Netflix, Harry and Meghan faced a barrage of questions as they arrived for the awards event. As the two walked the red carpet, the duke was questioned about prioritising money above his family. Though he did not give any direct answers, Harry was heard remarking, "so many questions," as they were led inside the banquet held by the Robert F Kennedy Human Rights (RFKHR) organisation.&nbsp;</p>

<p>One video footage of Harry was given by the event's organisers, in which Harry joked during the stage Q&amp;A that he believed Meghan was taking him on a "date night". "I'll be honest with you Kerry, I just assumed we were just going on a date night so I found it pretty unusual that we're sharing the room with 1,500 people," Harry remarked on stage beside RFKHR President Kerry Kennedy. Because our children are so little and small, we don't get out very often anymore, so this is totally unexpected. "Thank you for bringing me on this very special date night," Meghan continued.</p>

<p>A teaser for their Netflix docuseries "Harry &amp; Meghan" was released on Monday.&nbsp;Episodes 1-3 of Volume I will be available for streaming on December 8; Episodes 4-6 of Volume II will be released on December 15.</p>

<p>The problem of racism was raised by Meghan in a TV interview with Oprah Winfrey earlier. A common sense of abandonment in terms of emotional and material assistance, as well as mental health difficulties, including Meghan's suicide thoughts, were discussed in the interview. Meghan also criticised the institution of the British monarchy, and they both claimed that Harry had received comments about the skin tone of their then-unborn son, Archie Mountbatten-Windsor, from an unnamed member of the royal family.</p>


In "honour of their efforts on racial inequality, mental health, and other social impact initiatives through their Archewell Foundation," Harry and Markle were chosen to receive the Ripple of Hope Award this year.

In "honour of their efforts on racial inequality, mental health, and other social impact initiatives through their Archewell Foundation," Harry and Markle were chosen to receive the Ripple of Hope Award this year. The Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights organisation honoured the couple for speaking out against racism in the British Royal Family and their charity endeavours through the Archwell Foundation. But the night was studded with a lot of people who wanted a peek into the lives of the Royal couple just a bit more. The couple was asked a flurry of questions at the New York event. Hours before their new documentary is scheduled to be released on Netflix, Harry and Meghan faced a barrage of questions as they arrived for the awards event. As the two walked the red carpet, the duke was questioned about prioritising money above his family. Though he did not give any direct answers, Harry was heard remarking, "so many questions," as they were led inside the banquet held by the Robert F Kennedy Human Rights (RFKHR) organisation. One video footage of Harry was given by the event's organisers, in which Harry joked during the stage Q&A that he believed Meghan was taking him on a "date night". "I'll be honest with you Kerry, I just assumed we were just going on a date night so I found it pretty unusual that we're sharing the room with 1,500 people," Harry remarked on stage beside RFKHR President Kerry Kennedy. Because our children are so little and small, we don't get out very often anymore, so this is totally unexpected. "Thank you for bringing me on this very special date night," Meghan continued. A teaser for their Netflix docuseries "Harry & Meghan" was released on Monday. Episodes 1-3 of Volume I will be available for streaming on December 8; Episodes 4-6 of Volume II will be released on December 15. The problem of racism was raised by Meghan in a TV interview with Oprah Winfrey earlier. A common sense of abandonment in terms of emotional and material assistance, as well as mental health difficulties, including Meghan's suicide thoughts, were discussed in the interview. Meghan also criticised the institution of the British monarchy, and they both claimed that Harry had received comments about the skin tone of their then-unborn son, Archie Mountbatten-Windsor, from an unnamed member of the royal family.

'Money before family?' See how Harry & Meghan deal with questions at New York event ahead of Netflix release

<p>Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are all set to share their sides of the story. Netflix's forthcoming documentary series has garnered all the attention ever since the release of its first trailer last week. Days later, the streaming giant dropped a new trailer showing the dark side of Harry and Meghan's royal lives and how it changed from a fairy tale to a nightmare for the couple.&nbsp;<br />
<br />
Along with the new trailer, the makers have also revealed the dates for six-episode documentaries. The first volume of three episodes will be released on December 8, followed by volume two on December 15.<br />
<br />
In the three-minute trailer, Harry and Meghan can be seen sobbing and crying as they continue to fight back against the tabloids, Harry's own family, and other things.<br />
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Comparing&nbsp;Meghan's life with the late Princess Diana's, in the trailer Harry says that he&nbsp;does not want history to repeat itself.</p>

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<p>In the trailer, Harry says, "There's a hierarchy in the family. You know, there's leaking, but there's also story planting. And, at the back, the trailer shows the entire royal family standing on the balcony" before adding,&nbsp;"It's a dirty game."<br />
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At the end of the trailer, Harry said, "No one knows the full truth. We know the full truth."</p>

<p>The series is directed by Oscar-nominated director Liz Garbus.<br />
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Compared to the first trailer, which mostly showed the happy snaps of the couple, this one is darker and more intense.</p>


Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are all set to share their sides of the story. Netflix's forthcoming documentary series has garnered all the attention ever since the release of its first trailer last week.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are all set to share their sides of the story. Netflix's forthcoming documentary series has garnered all the attention ever since the release of its first trailer last week. Days later, the streaming giant dropped a new trailer showing the dark side of Harry and Meghan's royal lives and how it changed from a fairy tale to a nightmare for the couple. Along with the new trailer, the makers have also revealed the dates for six-episode documentaries. The first volume of three episodes will be released on December 8, followed by volume two on December 15. In the three-minute trailer, Harry and Meghan can be seen sobbing and crying as they continue to fight back against the tabloids, Harry's own family, and other things. Comparing Meghan's life with the late Princess Diana's, in the trailer Harry says that he does not want history to repeat itself. Harry & Meghan. A Netflix Global Event. Volume I: December 8 Volume II: December 15 pic.twitter.com/WpFzVEC7Yx — Netflix (@netflix) December 5, 2022 × In the trailer, Harry says, "There's a hierarchy in the family. You know, there's leaking, but there's also story planting. And, at the back, the trailer shows the entire royal family standing on the balcony" before adding, "It's a dirty game." At the end of the trailer, Harry said, "No one knows the full truth. We know the full truth." The series is directed by Oscar-nominated director Liz Garbus. Compared to the first trailer, which mostly showed the happy snaps of the couple, this one is darker and more intense.

'Harry & Meghan' docuseries gets a release date, watch new trailer here

<p>Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Netflix documentary has run into troubled waters even before its release. The trailer of the film was unveiled last week which had a shot of the couple being swamped by the paparazzi.&nbsp;<br />
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Recent reports claim that the shot of the paps was "fake". The shot shows dozens of cameramen packed together and reports state that it is actually taken from a Harry Potter premiere in London long before Harry and Meghan had even met each other.</p>

<p>The Sun's photographer Doug Seeburg was reportedly captured in the photo while attending the July 2011 premiere of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 at Trafalgar Square. The photo was used before the Duke of Sussex said in the trailer, “I had to do everything I could to protect my family” in a voice-over.<br />
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Many have pointed out that it was a careless error from Netflix and stated that the image was found to be the first search result under “paparazzi” on the stock image site Alamy.<br />
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“I don’t imagine Harry would have realised, but Netflix have been careless here as it weakens Harry’s comment about protecting his family," author and royal expert &nbsp;Ingrid Seward said.&nbsp;<br />
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The Sun photographer recalled that “It was a huge event. Crowds and crowds of fans had turned out in the rain and camped overnight to see the actors. There were no members of the royal family there,” he said.<br />
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The news comes amid reports that state Prince William has vowed to hit back at any swipes that Harry and Meghan make in the documentary against the royal family.&nbsp;</p>


Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Netflix documentary has run into troubled waters even before its release. The trailer of the film was unveiled last week which had a shot of the couple being swamped by the paparazzi.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Netflix documentary has run into troubled waters even before its release. The trailer of the film was unveiled last week which had a shot of the couple being swamped by the paparazzi. Recent reports claim that the shot of the paps was "fake". The shot shows dozens of cameramen packed together and reports state that it is actually taken from a Harry Potter premiere in London long before Harry and Meghan had even met each other. The Sun's photographer Doug Seeburg was reportedly captured in the photo while attending the July 2011 premiere of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 at Trafalgar Square. The photo was used before the Duke of Sussex said in the trailer, “I had to do everything I could to protect my family” in a voice-over. Many have pointed out that it was a careless error from Netflix and stated that the image was found to be the first search result under “paparazzi” on the stock image site Alamy. “I don’t imagine Harry would have realised, but Netflix have been careless here as it weakens Harry’s comment about protecting his family," author and royal expert Ingrid Seward said. The Sun photographer recalled that “It was a huge event. Crowds and crowds of fans had turned out in the rain and camped overnight to see the actors. There were no members of the royal family there,” he said. The news comes amid reports that state Prince William has vowed to hit back at any swipes that Harry and Meghan make in the documentary against the royal family.

Prince Harry, Meghan Markle's documentary runs into trouble as a shot of the paps turns out to be 'fake'

<p>Netflix's most adored mother-and-daughter duo, 'Ginny &amp; Georgia,'&nbsp;are coming back. On Friday, the streaming giant shared the first look of Season 2 along with the release date.<br />
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The coming-of-age series, created by Sarah Lambert, will release on January 5. The first season of the drama was released in February 2021.<br />
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The series stars Antonia Gentry as Ginny, a teenage girl, and Brianne Howey as her free-spirited mother. Season 2 will pick up two weeks after Ginny left the home with her brother Austin after learning that her mom murdered her ex-husband Kenny.</p>

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<p>Talking about season 2, Lampert says, "We spent all of season 1 breaking these characters down and putting them in certain places. So, we wanted to honour that by picking up Season 2 just two weeks later. We jumped right back into where we emotionally left everyone at the end of Season 1.''</p>

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The series' official synopsis reads: "How do you live with the knowledge that your mother is a murderer?&nbsp;That’s what Ginny is going to have to figure out. Burdened with the new understanding that Kenny—her stepfather—didn't die of natural causes, now Ginny must deal with the fact that Georgia not only killed, she killed to protect Ginny. Georgia, on the other hand, would much prefer that the past be left in the past; after all, she’s got a wedding to plan! But the funny thing about Georgia’s past is that it never stays buried for long.''</p>

<p>The series also stars Diesel La Torraca, Jennifer Robertson, Felix Mallard, Sara Waisglass, Scott Porter, Raymond Ablack, Chelsea Clark, and Katie Douglas.</p>

<p>The show got renewed in April 2021, just two months after the release of the first season.</p>


Netflix's most adored mother-and-daughter duo, 'Ginny & Georgia,' are coming back. On Friday, the streaming giant shared the first look of Season 2 along with the release date.

Netflix's most adored mother-and-daughter duo, 'Ginny & Georgia,' are coming back. On Friday, the streaming giant shared the first look of Season 2 along with the release date. The coming-of-age series, created by Sarah Lambert, will release on January 5. The first season of the drama was released in February 2021. The series stars Antonia Gentry as Ginny, a teenage girl, and Brianne Howey as her free-spirited mother. Season 2 will pick up two weeks after Ginny left the home with her brother Austin after learning that her mom murdered her ex-husband Kenny. Freddy, Qala, Goodbye and more, binge watch these OTT movies this weekend View this post on Instagram A post shared by Netflix US (@netflix) × Talking about season 2, Lampert says, "We spent all of season 1 breaking these characters down and putting them in certain places. So, we wanted to honour that by picking up Season 2 just two weeks later. We jumped right back into where we emotionally left everyone at the end of Season 1.'' 'Cirkus' trailer out! Ranveer Singh-Rohit Shetty team up for another holiday entertainer The series' official synopsis reads: "How do you live with the knowledge that your mother is a murderer? That’s what Ginny is going to have to figure out. Burdened with the new understanding that Kenny—her stepfather—didn't die of natural causes, now Ginny must deal with the fact that Georgia not only killed, she killed to protect Ginny. Georgia, on the other hand, would much prefer that the past be left in the past; after all, she’s got a wedding to plan! But the funny thing about Georgia’s past is that it never stays buried for long.'' The series also stars Diesel La Torraca, Jennifer Robertson, Felix Mallard, Sara Waisglass, Scott Porter, Raymond Ablack, Chelsea Clark, and Katie Douglas. The show got renewed in April 2021, just two months after the release of the first season.

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<p>We've all been there. That feeling of being on auto-pilot. You can hear the machines whirring and cogs clanking but something doesn't feel right and we press on with things mechanically. A sense of doom and despair is a near constant and a tinge of unknown sadness is always ready to make things worse. Still, you press on.</p>

<p>If you get this, then you'll get what watching '1899' feels like. The latest Netflix series is well worth its place on the most-watched chart.</p>

<p>It's a tale of passengers on a ship which instantly reminds you of the Titanic. But it's not. The ship is sailing from London to New York. The passengers are clad in clothes in keeping with the '1899s'. The collection of these travellers is a smorgasboard. French, Danish, Chinese, Spanish, English and more. The ship is helmed by a crew of Germans. Almost none of these liguistic groups know other languages and still somehow get by communicating with each other. Imagine a Portuguese talking with a Chinese, with neither of them knowing the other's language. Still getting things done.</p>

<p>At the outset, there is a definite sense of something being off. You ofcourse can't put a finger on it. The captain of the ship receives a distress call from another ship long thought lost at sea and its crew dead. Against the wishes of the passengers, the captain decides to take detour to go find the ship in search of survivors.</p>

<p>This decision leads to events that transfix you.</p>

<p>The fact that '1899' has been created by the same people who created 'Dark', the mindbending time travel mishmash, was a sure sign to start with that '1899' was going to be one crazy ride. And the makers have hit the bull's-eye second time in a row.</p>

<p>'1899' has been listed under the genres 'science fiction' and 'supernatural horror'. But in '1899', the horror does not come through the expected, run of the mill stunts but via a steady trickle of despair that is all-pervading. Every character seems to have an agenda, as we realise when their stories gradually unfold. This keeps each one of them on toes and the viewers guessing.</p>

<p>The background score aids and abets intention of the storyline wonderfully. So much so that it may physically disturb you sometimes.</p>

<p>Just like in 'Dark', the story unfolds masterfully while keeping some cards hidden. This is something that takes us through every episode and to the end.</p>

<p>The end. Oh the end!</p>

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We've all been there. That feeling of being on auto-pilot. You can hear the machines whirring and cogs clanking but something doesn't feel right and we press on with things mechanically.

We've all been there. That feeling of being on auto-pilot. You can hear the machines whirring and cogs clanking but something doesn't feel right and we press on with things mechanically. A sense of doom and despair is a near constant and a tinge of unknown sadness is always ready to make things worse. Still, you press on. If you get this, then you'll get what watching '1899' feels like. The latest Netflix series is well worth its place on the most-watched chart. It's a tale of passengers on a ship which instantly reminds you of the Titanic. But it's not. The ship is sailing from London to New York. The passengers are clad in clothes in keeping with the '1899s'. The collection of these travellers is a smorgasboard. French, Danish, Chinese, Spanish, English and more. The ship is helmed by a crew of Germans. Almost none of these liguistic groups know other languages and still somehow get by communicating with each other. Imagine a Portuguese talking with a Chinese, with neither of them knowing the other's language. Still getting things done. At the outset, there is a definite sense of something being off. You ofcourse can't put a finger on it. The captain of the ship receives a distress call from another ship long thought lost at sea and its crew dead. Against the wishes of the passengers, the captain decides to take detour to go find the ship in search of survivors. This decision leads to events that transfix you. The fact that '1899' has been created by the same people who created 'Dark', the mindbending time travel mishmash, was a sure sign to start with that '1899' was going to be one crazy ride. And the makers have hit the bull's-eye second time in a row. '1899' has been listed under the genres 'science fiction' and 'supernatural horror'. But in '1899', the horror does not come through the expected, run of the mill stunts but via a steady trickle of despair that is all-pervading. Every character seems to have an agenda, as we realise when their stories gradually unfold. This keeps each one of them on toes and the viewers guessing. The background score aids and abets intention of the storyline wonderfully. So much so that it may physically disturb you sometimes. Just like in 'Dark', the story unfolds masterfully while keeping some cards hidden. This is something that takes us through every episode and to the end. The end. Oh the end! The omnipresence of OTTs has made it possible for storytellers to handle themes that are complex to understand in one go. We always have the luxury of going back to check something or just to (again) make sense of what the hell has been happening. This is often annoying, but '1899' is a sure addition to list of webseries you wouldn't mind doing the digging for. Watch it! You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE ×

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<p>Though Loujain Adada wasn't able to find her true match during the filming of Netflix's new reality and lifestyle show 'Dubai Bling', it seems that Walid Juffali's millionaire widow has&nbsp;found her partner in&nbsp;Pakistani model Hasnain Lehr. And, they are not afraid to keep things real on social media about their bond.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Taking to social media on Thursday, Lehri&nbsp;announced his relationship with the reality TV show star. While sharing a love-filled picture, he penned a note to express his feelings. His heartfelt note left netizens gushing.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Sharing a mushy photo of himself and Loujain, he wrote, "H (infinity symbol) L," before adding, "I thought fairy tales would never come true until I met my princess @loujainaj." Loujain commented on the picture and confirmed their relationship in the most adorable way. She wrote,&nbsp;"My heart H fairytales do come true."</p>

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<p>Later, Loujain took to her Instagram stories and shared a photo of a flower bouquet. With the picture, she wrote, "H," with a white heart emoji.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Loujain's late husband Walid Juffali was a Saudi billionaire businessman, who passed away in 2016. They had two kids together.</p>

<p>In&nbsp;'Dubai Bling', Loujain was&nbsp;seen going on a blind date with Dubai-based millionaire Ebraheem Al Samadi. However, the two didn't seem interested in each other. The two later became friends and started hanging out with the rest of the 'Dubai Bling' crew at parties and trips.</p>

<p>LJ and Walid, according to Arabian Wedding, got married in 2012 in Venice, Italy, and they had a Venetian-themed ball to celebrate. At the time, LJ was 25 years old and Walid was over 60 years old.</p>

<p>The wedding reportedly cost about $10 million. For the special day, Loujain had worn a diamond necklace worth $3 million with a Chanel dress. LJ was literally decked out in millions of dollars worth of clothing. And Akon was their wedding singer.&nbsp;</p>

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Though Loujain Adada wasn't able to find her true match during the filming of Netflix's new reality and lifestyle show 'Dubai Bling', it seems that Walid Juffali's millionaire widow has found her partner in Pakistani model Hasnain Lehr.

Though Loujain Adada wasn't able to find her true match during the filming of Netflix's new reality and lifestyle show 'Dubai Bling', it seems that Walid Juffali's millionaire widow has found her partner in Pakistani model Hasnain Lehr. And, they are not afraid to keep things real on social media about their bond. Taking to social media on Thursday, Lehri announced his relationship with the reality TV show star. While sharing a love-filled picture, he penned a note to express his feelings. His heartfelt note left netizens gushing. Sharing a mushy photo of himself and Loujain, he wrote, "H (infinity symbol) L," before adding, "I thought fairy tales would never come true until I met my princess @loujainaj." Loujain commented on the picture and confirmed their relationship in the most adorable way. She wrote, "My heart H fairytales do come true." Check out the viral post below. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Hasnain Lehri (@hasnainlehri) Also read: 'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever': Director Ryan Coogler pens emotional note to thank fans Later, Loujain took to her Instagram stories and shared a photo of a flower bouquet. With the picture, she wrote, "H," with a white heart emoji. Loujain's late husband Walid Juffali was a Saudi billionaire businessman, who passed away in 2016. They had two kids together. In 'Dubai Bling', Loujain was seen going on a blind date with Dubai-based millionaire Ebraheem Al Samadi. However, the two didn't seem interested in each other. The two later became friends and started hanging out with the rest of the 'Dubai Bling' crew at parties and trips. LJ and Walid, according to Arabian Wedding, got married in 2012 in Venice, Italy, and they had a Venetian-themed ball to celebrate. At the time, LJ was 25 years old and Walid was over 60 years old. The wedding reportedly cost about $10 million. For the special day, Loujain had worn a diamond necklace worth $3 million with a Chanel dress. LJ was literally decked out in millions of dollars worth of clothing. And Akon was their wedding singer. 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>The first trailer of Randeep Hooda's star-studded crime series 'CAT'&nbsp;is here. The action-packed trailer of the much-anticipated series takes us into the world of Gurman Singh, a common man who was once a police informant but now has again gotten stuck in between political conspiracies going on in the drug-affected state of India, Punjab.</p>

<p>Set in Punjab, a north Indian state, the series takes you into the life of Gurman Singh. Just like the teenagers, his younger brother has also been into drugs and has recently been caught for drug peddling. While Gurman&nbsp;tries to get his brother&nbsp;out of police custody, he gets an offer from a police officer to rejoin him as a secret informal, and also help him bring down Punjab's drug nexus.</p>

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<p>The two-minute trailer is full of chaos, political drama, murder, revenge, and a lot of conspiracies.</p>

<p>Watch the trailer here:</p>

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<p>Helmed by Balwinder Singh Janjua of 'Saand Ki Aankh'&nbsp;fame, the series also stars Suvinder Vicky, Pramod Pathal, Hasleen Kaur, Geeta Aggarwal, Daksh Ajit Singh, KP Singh, Kavya Thapar, and others.</p>

<p>The series' official synopsis reads, "Living under an alias, a former police informant is summoned to infiltrate a major drug empire but uncovers a dangerous connection to his dark past."</p>

<p>The series will release on December 9 in Punjabi, Hindi, and English.</p>


The first trailer of Randeep Hooda's star-studded crime series 'CAT' is here. The action-packed trailer of the much-anticipated series takes us into the world of Gurman Singh, a common man who was once a police informant but now has again gotten stuck in between political conspiracies going on in the drug-affected state of India, Punjab.

The first trailer of Randeep Hooda's star-studded crime series 'CAT' is here. The action-packed trailer of the much-anticipated series takes us into the world of Gurman Singh, a common man who was once a police informant but now has again gotten stuck in between political conspiracies going on in the drug-affected state of India, Punjab. Set in Punjab, a north Indian state, the series takes you into the life of Gurman Singh. Just like the teenagers, his younger brother has also been into drugs and has recently been caught for drug peddling. While Gurman tries to get his brother out of police custody, he gets an offer from a police officer to rejoin him as a secret informal, and also help him bring down Punjab's drug nexus. Vicky Kaushal's quirky murder mystery 'Govinda Naam Mera' to release on this date The two-minute trailer is full of chaos, political drama, murder, revenge, and a lot of conspiracies. Watch the trailer here: Helmed by Balwinder Singh Janjua of 'Saand Ki Aankh' fame, the series also stars Suvinder Vicky, Pramod Pathal, Hasleen Kaur, Geeta Aggarwal, Daksh Ajit Singh, KP Singh, Kavya Thapar, and others. The series' official synopsis reads, "Living under an alias, a former police informant is summoned to infiltrate a major drug empire but uncovers a dangerous connection to his dark past." The series will release on December 9 in Punjabi, Hindi, and English.

'CAT' trailer: Randeep Hooda's upcoming Netflix crime series is gripping

<p>Tripti Dimri plays a famous Indian playback singer who is plagued by her past in filmmaker Anvitaa Dutt's psychological drama 'Qala'. OTT platform Netflix dropped the first trailer of the film on social media on Tuesday night.&nbsp;<br />
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It shows Qala`s(Dimri) tragic past and the ways in which it catches up with her, causing her to unravel at the peak of her hard-earned success. But the beginning and end of her spiral is her relationship with her mother, the pathology of her upbringing, and the neurosis it leads to.&nbsp;<br />
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But the beginning and end of her spiral is her relationship with her mother, the pathology of her upbringing and the neurosis it leads to. In the trailer, Triptii as Qala showcased her art of singing and how she is reaching the peak of her career. When her career was at stake due her personal life and bond with her mother, played by Swastika Mukherjee. Then, Babil Khan enters as Qala`s new competition in the form of Jagan.<br />
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Son of late actor Irrfan Khan, Babil makes his acting debut with this film.&nbsp;</p>

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This is Anvitaa Dutt's second film with Tripti Dimri, Netflix and CleaSlate Filmz. The team worked together in 2020 in 'Bulbull'.&nbsp;<br />
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Talking about the film, Anvitaa Dutt, Director, said, "To have my second directorial venture with Cleanslate Filmz and Netflix feels wonderful. Qala is an emotional story set in the world of music. It is about a mother-daughter relationship, the pressures of fame and what it can do to you. The trailer is a small glimpse of what is to come and I am looking forward to audiences immersing themselves into Qala`s world on December 1st. Our brilliant cast and crew have seen our vision through while crafting this project. We truly hope to entertain viewers across the world through the world of Qala."<br />
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Cleanslate Filmz Producer, Karnesh Ssharma added, "Teaming up once again with Anvitaa Dutt and Netflix on Qala is very exciting for us at Cleanslate Filmz as we gravitate towards unique and poignant stories. Like a song, the trailer rises, falls and reaches a crescendo, taking the viewers along into Qala's life, her career and her thoughts. This is a very special film as it relays a strong underlying message which we strive to amplify to the global audiences in over 190 countries through our leading streaming partner Netflix."<br />
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Ruchikaa Kapoor, Director, Hindi Original Films, Netflix India, said, "Qala is an emotional journey of a singer navigating professional success while battling personal turmoil. Anvita Dutt`s distinct storytelling explores many facets of the mother-daughter relationship, starring Triptii Dimri, Swastika Mukherjee, and supremely talented debutant Babil Khan. Qala is an important story to tell with universal themes and incredible music and visuals."<br />
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Anvitaa Dutt`s directorial return to Netflix stars Swastika Mukherjee, Amit Sial, Neer Raao, Avinash Raj Sharma and Ashish Singh in the lead roles. The film is produced by Karnesh Ssharma under the banner of Clean Slate Filmz. &nbsp;'Qala' releases on Netflix on December 1.&nbsp;</p>


Tripti Dimri plays a famous Indian playback singer who is plagued by her past in filmmaker Anvitaa Dutt's psychological drama 'Qala'. OTT platform Netflix dropped the first trailer of the film on social media on Tuesday night.

Tripti Dimri plays a famous Indian playback singer who is plagued by her past in filmmaker Anvitaa Dutt's psychological drama 'Qala'. OTT platform Netflix dropped the first trailer of the film on social media on Tuesday night. It shows Qala`s(Dimri) tragic past and the ways in which it catches up with her, causing her to unravel at the peak of her hard-earned success. But the beginning and end of her spiral is her relationship with her mother, the pathology of her upbringing, and the neurosis it leads to. But the beginning and end of her spiral is her relationship with her mother, the pathology of her upbringing and the neurosis it leads to. In the trailer, Triptii as Qala showcased her art of singing and how she is reaching the peak of her career. When her career was at stake due her personal life and bond with her mother, played by Swastika Mukherjee. Then, Babil Khan enters as Qala`s new competition in the form of Jagan. Son of late actor Irrfan Khan, Babil makes his acting debut with this film. This is Anvitaa Dutt's second film with Tripti Dimri, Netflix and CleaSlate Filmz. The team worked together in 2020 in 'Bulbull'. Talking about the film, Anvitaa Dutt, Director, said, "To have my second directorial venture with Cleanslate Filmz and Netflix feels wonderful. Qala is an emotional story set in the world of music. It is about a mother-daughter relationship, the pressures of fame and what it can do to you. The trailer is a small glimpse of what is to come and I am looking forward to audiences immersing themselves into Qala`s world on December 1st. Our brilliant cast and crew have seen our vision through while crafting this project. We truly hope to entertain viewers across the world through the world of Qala." Cleanslate Filmz Producer, Karnesh Ssharma added, "Teaming up once again with Anvitaa Dutt and Netflix on Qala is very exciting for us at Cleanslate Filmz as we gravitate towards unique and poignant stories. Like a song, the trailer rises, falls and reaches a crescendo, taking the viewers along into Qala's life, her career and her thoughts. This is a very special film as it relays a strong underlying message which we strive to amplify to the global audiences in over 190 countries through our leading streaming partner Netflix." Ruchikaa Kapoor, Director, Hindi Original Films, Netflix India, said, "Qala is an emotional journey of a singer navigating professional success while battling personal turmoil. Anvita Dutt`s distinct storytelling explores many facets of the mother-daughter relationship, starring Triptii Dimri, Swastika Mukherjee, and supremely talented debutant Babil Khan. Qala is an important story to tell with universal themes and incredible music and visuals." Anvitaa Dutt`s directorial return to Netflix stars Swastika Mukherjee, Amit Sial, Neer Raao, Avinash Raj Sharma and Ashish Singh in the lead roles. The film is produced by Karnesh Ssharma under the banner of Clean Slate Filmz. 'Qala' releases on Netflix on December 1.

'Qala' trailer: Tripti Dimri, Bail Khan's psychological drama is set in 1940s

<p>Everyone has their own thoughts about Penn Badgley's cruel character Joe Goldberg; some love him, while others hate him. Recently, Penn opened up about his 'You'&nbsp;character and shared what he will do if he'll meet the stalker&nbsp;Joe in real life.<br />
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Sharing his feelings on the Stitcher podcast, Podcrushed, Penn said that he thinks that Joe just needs love and a hug, and if he meets him in the real life, he will exactly do the same.<br />
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"So, let's say he was a person I was obsessed with and, somehow, I could meet him in a controlled circumstance, and he was interested in listening to me," Badgley says.</p>

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Keeping all the murders and stalking he had done in the last three seasons aside,&nbsp;Badgley added that the character just&nbsp;"needs love and a hug."<br />
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"At this point, I think I've been clear about how much I detest all of his deeds, so, in that context, I would try to love him," he says. "Because, the truth is, he's never gotten that. So I would ask Joe... Honestly, I feel like I would look at him for a long time."<br />
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Further explaining, he added, "Because of my relationship with him, I would try to love him.&nbsp;I’m not saying he deserves that. I’m not saying anyone else should do that. I'm saying I would try to love him.''<br />
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Badgley continues: "He needs that. He needs love. It's like, I would hug him... I would hold him."</p>

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<p>The fourth season of 'You' is going to get more gruesome and dark. During the TUDUM event, a new star cast and the release date was revealed. Tati Gabrielle, Charlotte Ritchie, Lukas Gage, Tilly Keeper, Amy Leigh Hickman, Ed Speleers, Niccy Lin, Aidan Cheng, Stephen Hagan, Ben Wiggins, Eve Austin, Ozioma Whenu, Dario Coates, Sean Pertwee, Brad Alexander, Alison Pargeter, and Adam James will be starring in the series.<br />
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The first part of the series will debut on February 10, and Part 2 will be available on March 10.<br />
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Everyone has their own thoughts about Penn Badgley's cruel character Joe Goldberg; some love him, while others hate him. Recently, Penn opened up about his 'You' character and shared what he will do if he'll meet the stalker Joe in real life.

Everyone has their own thoughts about Penn Badgley's cruel character Joe Goldberg; some love him, while others hate him. Recently, Penn opened up about his 'You' character and shared what he will do if he'll meet the stalker Joe in real life. Sharing his feelings on the Stitcher podcast, Podcrushed, Penn said that he thinks that Joe just needs love and a hug, and if he meets him in the real life, he will exactly do the same. "So, let's say he was a person I was obsessed with and, somehow, I could meet him in a controlled circumstance, and he was interested in listening to me," Badgley says. Steven Spielberg not fond of OTTs: They have thrown my filmmaker friends 'under the bus' Keeping all the murders and stalking he had done in the last three seasons aside, Badgley added that the character just "needs love and a hug." "At this point, I think I've been clear about how much I detest all of his deeds, so, in that context, I would try to love him," he says. "Because, the truth is, he's never gotten that. So I would ask Joe... Honestly, I feel like I would look at him for a long time." Further explaining, he added, "Because of my relationship with him, I would try to love him. I’m not saying he deserves that. I’m not saying anyone else should do that. I'm saying I would try to love him.'' Badgley continues: "He needs that. He needs love. It's like, I would hug him... I would hold him." Snoop Dogg biopic in development at Universal, 'Black Panther' writer to script The fourth season of 'You' is going to get more gruesome and dark. During the TUDUM event, a new star cast and the release date was revealed. Tati Gabrielle, Charlotte Ritchie, Lukas Gage, Tilly Keeper, Amy Leigh Hickman, Ed Speleers, Niccy Lin, Aidan Cheng, Stephen Hagan, Ben Wiggins, Eve Austin, Ozioma Whenu, Dario Coates, Sean Pertwee, Brad Alexander, Alison Pargeter, and Adam James will be starring in the series. The first part of the series will debut on February 10, and Part 2 will be available on March 10.

Penn Badgley feels his 'You' serial-killer character Joe Goldberg needs 'love' and a 'hug'

<p>Netflix will stream an event live for the first time next year, with comedian Chris Rock hosting a real-time special for the on-demand platform that has lured millions of viewers away from traditional broadcast television.</p>

<p>The comedy show, which will be Rock's second for Netflix after 2018's 'Chris Rock: Tamborine',&nbsp;will be available to watch in early 2023, the company said, without providing further details.</p>

<p>"Chris Rock is one of the most iconic and important comedic voices of our generation," said Netflix comedy vice president Robbie Praw, in a statement.</p>

<p>"We're thrilled the entire world will be able to experience a live Chris Rock comedy event and be a part of Netflix history.</p>

<p>"This will be an unforgettable moment and we're so honoured that Chris is carrying this torch."</p>

<p>Netflix, which lost subscribers for the first time earlier this year before recently reporting a return to growth, has been experimenting with new models, including a cheaper subscription option subsidized by advertisements.</p>

<p>On Tuesday, the Wall Street Journal reported that Netflix was looking into offering live sports on its platform for the first time.</p>

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<p>Rivals including Disney+ and Amazon Prime Video already offer live events including sports and musical events.</p>

<p>Netflix hosts a live comedy festival at more than 35 venues in Los Angeles, but those shows have not yet been available to stream live on its platform.</p>

<p>Rock, one of the world's biggest comics, drew headlines in March when he was slapped on stage by Will Smith at the Oscars.</p>


Netflix will stream an event live for the first time next year, with comedian Chris Rock hosting a real-time special for the on-demand platform that has lured millions of viewers away from traditional broadcast television.

Netflix will stream an event live for the first time next year, with comedian Chris Rock hosting a real-time special for the on-demand platform that has lured millions of viewers away from traditional broadcast television. The comedy show, which will be Rock's second for Netflix after 2018's 'Chris Rock: Tamborine', will be available to watch in early 2023, the company said, without providing further details. "Chris Rock is one of the most iconic and important comedic voices of our generation," said Netflix comedy vice president Robbie Praw, in a statement. "We're thrilled the entire world will be able to experience a live Chris Rock comedy event and be a part of Netflix history. "This will be an unforgettable moment and we're so honoured that Chris is carrying this torch." Netflix, which lost subscribers for the first time earlier this year before recently reporting a return to growth, has been experimenting with new models, including a cheaper subscription option subsidized by advertisements. On Tuesday, the Wall Street Journal reported that Netflix was looking into offering live sports on its platform for the first time. Also read: Ranveer Singh to conduct acting masterclass at Marrakech International Film Festival Rivals including Disney+ and Amazon Prime Video already offer live events including sports and musical events. Netflix hosts a live comedy festival at more than 35 venues in Los Angeles, but those shows have not yet been available to stream live on its platform. Rock, one of the world's biggest comics, drew headlines in March when he was slapped on stage by Will Smith at the Oscars.

Netflix sets first live-streamed event with Chris Rock special

<p>If you loved quintessential Bollywood masala films, you will love Vasan Bala's films. Bala's previous outing at the movie was a refreshing 'Mard Ko Dard Nahi Hota' in the year 2018 which was also the most underrated film of the year. With heaps of references to the 80s VHS era, Bala had created an interesting parallel universe that was relatable yet unknown and fascinating. His latest, 'Monica, O' My Darling' is similar in that sense. It does have a lot of references to 1970s Bollywood thrillers but also is very contemporary in its treatment of the plot. You really don't know what you are getting into when you start watching the film but ultimately end up being engrossed in the whodunnit which is full of puns, pop cultural references and credible performances from its lead cast.<br />
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The film opens with a murder in a factory which the company quickly labels as a machine error. The story soon shifts six months later when star Unicorp Limited Jayant Arkhedkar (Rajkumar Rao) is awarded a director's post in the company. He is a talented engineer raised in a small town who has risen up the ranks of the company due to his work and become a blue-eyed boy of the owner. It also helps that he is in a relationship with the owner's daughter( Akansha Ranjan Kapoor). Life seems perfect for him until Monica(Huma Qureshi) the secretary of the owner claims she is pregnant with Jayant's child. The two have been having a torrid affair on the side.<br />
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Blackmail, revelations of illicit romances, and a murder later, Jayant finds himself in a sticky wicket. He has much to lose and it doesn't help that ACP Naidu (Radhika Apte) is suspicious of his every move.<br />
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Written by Yogesh Chandekar, the screenplay is taught and full of twists and keeps you hooked. It helps that quirk is high and you find yourself smiling at the multiple references that Bala gives to pop culture and even Sriram Raghavan. The narrative is interspersed with quintessential 70s-style Bollywood music which just enhances the storytelling.&nbsp;</p>

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There is a lot happening in the story and even though you know who the killer is, you end up enjoying the slow revelation. It's the sort of film, which never loses grip of the audience's attention but also doesn't rush through things- making each moment enjoyable. You devour into the plot well.&nbsp;<br />
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The film's cast is equally good. Be it Rao who plays the ordinary man in an extraordinary situation or Huma Quereshi as the temptress Monica or Radhika Apte in a quirky role as ACP Naidu(she gets the best lines), the film's actors are in terrific form. Even actors Sukant Goel, Sikandar Kher, Akanksha Ranjan Kapoor, and Zayn Marie Khan stand out in their limited screen time. There is also actor Bagavathi Perumal who plays a crucial role in the plot and is a delight to watch.&nbsp;<br />
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No Hindi whodunnit can be a success without credible music. Achint Thakkar elevates the plot with his credible music that gives a hat tip to RD Burman's genre of music.&nbsp;<br />
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'Monica, O My Darling' ticks most boxes of a good noir. You seldom find yourself enjoying and laughing watching a whodunnit even as it keeps you on the edge with its twists and turns.&nbsp;Bala's ode to Hindi films is a well-crafted film that does not disappoint.&nbsp;'Monica, O My Darling' is streaming on Netflix.&nbsp;</p>

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If you loved quintessential Bollywood masala films, you will love Vasan Bala's films. Bala's previous outing at the movie was a refreshing 'Mard Ko Dard Nahi Hota' in the year 2018 which was also the most underrated film of the year.

If you loved quintessential Bollywood masala films, you will love Vasan Bala's films. Bala's previous outing at the movie was a refreshing 'Mard Ko Dard Nahi Hota' in the year 2018 which was also the most underrated film of the year. With heaps of references to the 80s VHS era, Bala had created an interesting parallel universe that was relatable yet unknown and fascinating. His latest, 'Monica, O' My Darling' is similar in that sense. It does have a lot of references to 1970s Bollywood thrillers but also is very contemporary in its treatment of the plot. You really don't know what you are getting into when you start watching the film but ultimately end up being engrossed in the whodunnit which is full of puns, pop cultural references and credible performances from its lead cast. The film opens with a murder in a factory which the company quickly labels as a machine error. The story soon shifts six months later when star Unicorp Limited Jayant Arkhedkar (Rajkumar Rao) is awarded a director's post in the company. He is a talented engineer raised in a small town who has risen up the ranks of the company due to his work and become a blue-eyed boy of the owner. It also helps that he is in a relationship with the owner's daughter( Akansha Ranjan Kapoor). Life seems perfect for him until Monica(Huma Qureshi) the secretary of the owner claims she is pregnant with Jayant's child. The two have been having a torrid affair on the side. Blackmail, revelations of illicit romances, and a murder later, Jayant finds himself in a sticky wicket. He has much to lose and it doesn't help that ACP Naidu (Radhika Apte) is suspicious of his every move. Written by Yogesh Chandekar, the screenplay is taught and full of twists and keeps you hooked. It helps that quirk is high and you find yourself smiling at the multiple references that Bala gives to pop culture and even Sriram Raghavan. The narrative is interspersed with quintessential 70s-style Bollywood music which just enhances the storytelling. There is a lot happening in the story and even though you know who the killer is, you end up enjoying the slow revelation. It's the sort of film, which never loses grip of the audience's attention but also doesn't rush through things- making each moment enjoyable. You devour into the plot well. The film's cast is equally good. Be it Rao who plays the ordinary man in an extraordinary situation or Huma Quereshi as the temptress Monica or Radhika Apte in a quirky role as ACP Naidu(she gets the best lines), the film's actors are in terrific form. Even actors Sukant Goel, Sikandar Kher, Akanksha Ranjan Kapoor, and Zayn Marie Khan stand out in their limited screen time. There is also actor Bagavathi Perumal who plays a crucial role in the plot and is a delight to watch. No Hindi whodunnit can be a success without credible music. Achint Thakkar elevates the plot with his credible music that gives a hat tip to RD Burman's genre of music. 'Monica, O My Darling' ticks most boxes of a good noir. You seldom find yourself enjoying and laughing watching a whodunnit even as it keeps you on the edge with its twists and turns. Bala's ode to Hindi films is a well-crafted film that does not disappoint. 'Monica, O My Darling' is streaming on Netflix.

'Monica, O My Darling' review: A delicious whodunnit that should not be missed 

<p>The UK leading eating disorder charity Beat has warned those struggling with eating disorders to not watch 'The Crown' Season 5. The Netflix show premiered on November 9 on the OTT platform.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The new season includes scenes that talk of the late Princess Diana's battle with bulimia nervosa and her mental health.&nbsp;<br />
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The second episode of 'The Crown' shows Princess Diana (played by Elizabeth Debicki) speaking candidly about her bulimia while secretly recording tapes for author Andrew Morton for his book 'Diana: Her True Story'.<br />
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Beat added that while the inclusion of this portion could raise awareness amongst many, those who already were suffering from the disorder would get triggered and so should avoid watching the series.<br />
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Bulimia is a serious, complex mental illness which impacts an estimated 230,000 people in the UK, Beat’s director of external affairs, Tom Quinn told Metro.co.uk.<br />
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Beat's director of external affairs Tom Quinn told UK daily Metri that nearly 230,000 people in the UK suffer from this complex mental disorder.&nbsp;<br />
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"When TV programmes like 'The Crown' portray eating disorders it can help to raise awareness of the reality of living with these mental illnesses and encourage people to seek support, but it’s crucial that this is done in an accurate and responsible way.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"For instance, a common misconception is that bulimia only impacts those who are underweight, however, the reality is that eating disorders can impact people of any weight, shape, age, gender or background."&nbsp;</p>

<p>Mr Quinn added, "We wouldn’t advise that anybody currently unwell with an eating disorder watches programmes which focus on eating disorders as we know it can be upsetting."</p>

<p>The late Princess Diana had famously opened up about her struggles with bulimia during her infamous BBC interview with Martin Bashir in 1995.<br />
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"You inflict it upon yourself because your self-esteem is at a low ebb, and you don’t think you’re worthy or valuable," the Princess had said back then.<br />
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The UK leading eating disorder charity Beat has warned those struggling with eating disorders to not watch 'The Crown' Season 5. The Netflix show premiered on November 9 on the OTT platform.

The UK leading eating disorder charity Beat has warned those struggling with eating disorders to not watch 'The Crown' Season 5. The Netflix show premiered on November 9 on the OTT platform. The new season includes scenes that talk of the late Princess Diana's battle with bulimia nervosa and her mental health. The second episode of 'The Crown' shows Princess Diana (played by Elizabeth Debicki) speaking candidly about her bulimia while secretly recording tapes for author Andrew Morton for his book 'Diana: Her True Story'. Beat added that while the inclusion of this portion could raise awareness amongst many, those who already were suffering from the disorder would get triggered and so should avoid watching the series. Bulimia is a serious, complex mental illness which impacts an estimated 230,000 people in the UK, Beat’s director of external affairs, Tom Quinn told Metro.co.uk. Beat's director of external affairs Tom Quinn told UK daily Metri that nearly 230,000 people in the UK suffer from this complex mental disorder. "When TV programmes like 'The Crown' portray eating disorders it can help to raise awareness of the reality of living with these mental illnesses and encourage people to seek support, but it’s crucial that this is done in an accurate and responsible way. "For instance, a common misconception is that bulimia only impacts those who are underweight, however, the reality is that eating disorders can impact people of any weight, shape, age, gender or background." Mr Quinn added, "We wouldn’t advise that anybody currently unwell with an eating disorder watches programmes which focus on eating disorders as we know it can be upsetting." The late Princess Diana had famously opened up about her struggles with bulimia during her infamous BBC interview with Martin Bashir in 1995. "You inflict it upon yourself because your self-esteem is at a low ebb, and you don’t think you’re worthy or valuable," the Princess had said back then.

Suffering from an eating disorder? Don't watch 'The Crown' Season 5

<p>Daniel Craig is playing detective Benoit Blanc once again in 'Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery'. The film's trailer was dropped on Monday and showcases a gamut of stars playing intriguing characters in a new murder mystery.&nbsp;<br />
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In the follow-up to Rian Johnson's 'Knives Out', Detective Benoit Blanc travels to Greece to peel back the layers of a mystery involving a new set of colourful suspects.<br />
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The film also features Kate Hudson, Edward Norton, Janelle Monáe, Kathryn Hahn, Leslie Odom Jr., Jessica Henwick, Madelyn Cline and Dave Bautista.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Watch the trailer of 'Glass Onion: Knives Out Mystery'</strong></p>

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Rian Johnson returns as the director of the film. In an official statement, the director said that the new &nbsp;"mystery is not going to be what keeps the audience in their seats. Remember first and foremost that you’re making a movie and that it has to dramatically work before it intellectually works as a puzzle. That’s actually still the hard part - creating a good story that feels unique and feels exciting and emotionally feels satisfying at the end."<br />
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Talking about the experience Daniel Craig mentioned “We had such an amazing cast in the last one and I didn’t know how we were going to top that, but we’ve equalled it. The working experience, just to come on set and make these movies is such fun."&nbsp;<br />
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The film will be available December 23 on Netflix.&nbsp;</p>

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Daniel Craig is playing detective Benoit Blanc once again in 'Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery'. The film's trailer was dropped on Monday and showcases a gamut of stars playing intriguing characters in a new murder mystery.

Daniel Craig is playing detective Benoit Blanc once again in 'Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery'. The film's trailer was dropped on Monday and showcases a gamut of stars playing intriguing characters in a new murder mystery. In the follow-up to Rian Johnson's 'Knives Out', Detective Benoit Blanc travels to Greece to peel back the layers of a mystery involving a new set of colourful suspects. The film also features Kate Hudson, Edward Norton, Janelle Monáe, Kathryn Hahn, Leslie Odom Jr., Jessica Henwick, Madelyn Cline and Dave Bautista. Watch the trailer of 'Glass Onion: Knives Out Mystery' Rian Johnson returns as the director of the film. In an official statement, the director said that the new "mystery is not going to be what keeps the audience in their seats. Remember first and foremost that you’re making a movie and that it has to dramatically work before it intellectually works as a puzzle. That’s actually still the hard part - creating a good story that feels unique and feels exciting and emotionally feels satisfying at the end." Talking about the experience Daniel Craig mentioned “We had such an amazing cast in the last one and I didn’t know how we were going to top that, but we’ve equalled it. The working experience, just to come on set and make these movies is such fun." The film will be available December 23 on Netflix.

'Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery' trailer out! Daniel Craig is back solving a new mystery

<p>Netflix's highly acclaimed show by Neil Gaiman, 'The Sandman,'&nbsp;has been renewed for season 2. Following the success of season 1, the streaming giant has officially given the green light to the second season.<br />
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Netflix announced the renewal via an intense short clip that reads, ''The Dream Continues.''<br />
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"Yes, it’s true: The Sandman will return to Netflix." Says @neilhimself: "There are some astonishing stories waiting for Morpheus and the rest of them... Now it’s time to get back to work. There’s a family meal ahead, after all. "And Lucifer is waiting for Morpheus to return to Hell," the tweet reads.</p>

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<p>More details about the second season have been kept under wraps.</p>

<p>Neil Gaiman, the writer of the original comic series and co-creator of the Netflix show, also reacted to the news.<br />
Sharing the same clip, Neil wrote, "The rumours are true."</p>

<p>"Netflix is thrilled that so many of you have been watching Sandman, and the thing we were all hoping would happen... has indeed happened. bring 'The Sandman's&nbsp;stories to life. There are some astonishing stories waiting for Morpheus and the rest of them (not to mention more members of the Endless Family to meet). Nobody is going to be happier about this than the Sandman cast and crew; they are the biggest Sandman fans there are. And now it’s time to get back to work. There’s a family meal ahead, after all. And Lucifer is waiting for Morpheus to return to Hell''. Gaiman said in a separate statement, via Variety.</p>

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<p>The series stars actor Tom Sturridge as the god of dreams, Vivienne Acheampong, Patton Oswalt, Gwendoline Christie, Kirby Howell-Baptiste, Jenna Coleman, and others.</p>

<p>The show released in August this year opened up with great reviews from critics and audiences alike.&nbsp;Calling the fantasy series one of the best shows of 2022, WION's film critic&nbsp;Kshitij Mohan Rawat wrote in his review,&nbsp;</p>

<p>The Sandman', the Netflix series that is, respects his source material but the writing is thankfully not worshipful -- something that sunk Snyder's 'Watchmen'. The writers realise that the comic book series was a product of its time and some of the aspects have not aged well. The show both adapts and engages with its source material in meaningful ways. Also, here the writers pick and choose as to what to include, a wise decision as the 'Sandman' storyline is absolutely immense in scope and if every single thing was crammed in 50-60 minutes of television, even some of the major characters will get a shot or two. <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-the-sandman-review-netflixs-dc-series-is-the-best-show-of-2022-so-far-505108">Read the full review here.&nbsp;</a></p>

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Netflix's highly acclaimed show by Neil Gaiman, 'The Sandman,' has been renewed for season 2. Following the success of season 1, the streaming giant has officially given the green light to the second season.

Netflix's highly acclaimed show by Neil Gaiman, 'The Sandman,' has been renewed for season 2. Following the success of season 1, the streaming giant has officially given the green light to the second season. Netflix announced the renewal via an intense short clip that reads, ''The Dream Continues.'' "Yes, it’s true: The Sandman will return to Netflix." Says @neilhimself: "There are some astonishing stories waiting for Morpheus and the rest of them... Now it’s time to get back to work. There’s a family meal ahead, after all. "And Lucifer is waiting for Morpheus to return to Hell," the tweet reads. Yes, it’s true: The Sandman will return to Netflix Says @neilhimself: “There are some astonishing stories waiting for Morpheus and the rest of them…Now it’s time to get back to work. There’s a family meal ahead, after all. And Lucifer is waiting for Morpheus to return to Hell” pic.twitter.com/WKiWp7IDkk — The Sandman (@Netflix_Sandman) November 3, 2022 × More details about the second season have been kept under wraps. Neil Gaiman, the writer of the original comic series and co-creator of the Netflix show, also reacted to the news. Sharing the same clip, Neil wrote, "The rumours are true." "Netflix is thrilled that so many of you have been watching Sandman, and the thing we were all hoping would happen... has indeed happened. bring 'The Sandman's stories to life. There are some astonishing stories waiting for Morpheus and the rest of them (not to mention more members of the Endless Family to meet). Nobody is going to be happier about this than the Sandman cast and crew; they are the biggest Sandman fans there are. And now it’s time to get back to work. There’s a family meal ahead, after all. And Lucifer is waiting for Morpheus to return to Hell''. Gaiman said in a separate statement, via Variety. The rumours are true. Netflix is thrilled that so many of you have been watching Sandman, and the thing we were all hoping would happen... has indeed happened... pic.twitter.com/zc5CrhsdZK — Neil Gaiman (@neilhimself) November 3, 2022 × The series stars actor Tom Sturridge as the god of dreams, Vivienne Acheampong, Patton Oswalt, Gwendoline Christie, Kirby Howell-Baptiste, Jenna Coleman, and others. The show released in August this year opened up with great reviews from critics and audiences alike. Calling the fantasy series one of the best shows of 2022, WION's film critic Kshitij Mohan Rawat wrote in his review, The Sandman', the Netflix series that is, respects his source material but the writing is thankfully not worshipful -- something that sunk Snyder's 'Watchmen'. The writers realise that the comic book series was a product of its time and some of the aspects have not aged well. The show both adapts and engages with its source material in meaningful ways. Also, here the writers pick and choose as to what to include, a wise decision as the 'Sandman' storyline is absolutely immense in scope and if every single thing was crammed in 50-60 minutes of television, even some of the major characters will get a shot or two. Read the full review here.

Netflix hit show ‘The Sandman’ renewed for season 2

<p>There is a sense of stillness throughout 'The Good Nurse'. Just like hospital corridors are devoid of any emotions and life, where medical practitioners work tireless for unending, where sickness and disease hang heavy in the air, and where there is a sense of gloom lingering at every corner, 'The Good Nurse' too gives the audience the same feeling.&nbsp;<br />
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Directed by Tobias Lindholm, the film is based on serial killer Charles Cullen who during his stint as a male nurse in over 9 hospitals, killed at least 29 people. Medical experts though feel the number could go up to 400. In Lindholm's film, Cullen is played by Eddie Redmayne who befriends Amy (Jessica Chastain) at his new job in a hospital in New Jersey. Amy is a hardworking single mother, who works late nights and has recently discovered she has a heart condition that can be fatal if not operated on. She doesn't have medical insurance which the hospital will only grant to her once she completes a year of working. Amy and Charlie become friends, often covering each other's shifts and tending to each other's patients. Knowing her heart condition, Charlie also helps Amy at home and almost becomes a proxy parent to her two daughters in a span of a few months.&nbsp;<br />
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When an elderly woman both Amy and Charlie had tended to, dies in mysterious circumstances, the hospital conducts an internal inquiry and eventually informs the state police as a protocol, seven weeks after the incident. Things initially don't appear complicated or suspicious for Amy but when the two investigating officers (Nnamdi Asomugha and Noah Emmerich) make her study the final reports of the deceased she realises that the death has been caused due to double dose of insulin in the body.&nbsp;<br />
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The officers are suspicious of Cullen as he has a history of trespassing but none of his previous employers are ready to speak to them about the man. How Amy helps in cracking the case by risking her job and friendship forms the rest of the story.</p>

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The film, written by Krysty Wilson-Cairns takes its time to establish itself. At little over two hours, the screenplay heavily relies on its actors and their&nbsp;performances. The theatrics are at minimal (Redmayne displays some at the fag end of the film) and yet the film manages to keep you hooked- with its morbid theme, shots of desolated halls of hospitals and tired workers. Set in the early 2000s, the film once again reiterates the gross exploitation that medical workers undergo as they clock in endless hours in the hospital. Most are weary and tired and hospitals put too many conditions in place to ensure that staff stays on- for a better life.&nbsp;<br />
<br />
While the film centers around the eerie Cullen who apparently never offered a coherent motive behind killing so many patients, it also subtly highlights the lack of empathy that the US Medical system has for its patients. The film questions the hospitals for never reporting Cullen to authorities and instead brushing the problem under the carpet by firing him. Each time the deaths increased, discrepancies were seen, and Cullen was fired but no investigation took place lest the hospital's laxity is questioned by the state authorities. And so it is left to a single mom, who are limited means and resources to sustain her and her daughters, to fight the system for the sake of her patients. The investigating officers always reach out to her - every time they reach a dead end to get Cullen to admit.&nbsp;<br />
<br />
While the film's premise is tense and eerie throughout, the narrative turns empathetic towards Cullen by the climax just to give a perspective on how both he and Amy are just products of a faulty system.&nbsp;<br />
<br />
Redmayne and Chastain- both credible actors- deliver restrained performances in the film. Chastain plays the tired, sick mother who has too much on her plate while Redmayne plays a steely cool killer who chooses the people he wants as friends and whom he wants dead. A scene where the duo is talking at an eatery near the climax stands out for its complexities, and performances from both actors. The scene is the high point of the film and stays with you.&nbsp;<br />
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You may know how 'The Good Nurse' would end as there is a lot of stuff on Cullen on the internet already. But that's where the challenge lies- to make a known story engaging with superlative performances and good writing. And 'The Good Nurse' ticks both of these boxes. The film is streaming on Netflix.&nbsp;</p>


There is a sense of stillness throughout 'The Good Nurse'. Just like hospital corridors are devoid of any emotions and life, where medical practitioners work tireless for unending, where sickness and disease hang heavy in the air, and where there is a sense of gloom lingering at every corner, 'The Good Nurse' too gives the audience the same feeling.

There is a sense of stillness throughout 'The Good Nurse'. Just like hospital corridors are devoid of any emotions and life, where medical practitioners work tireless for unending, where sickness and disease hang heavy in the air, and where there is a sense of gloom lingering at every corner, 'The Good Nurse' too gives the audience the same feeling. Directed by Tobias Lindholm, the film is based on serial killer Charles Cullen who during his stint as a male nurse in over 9 hospitals, killed at least 29 people. Medical experts though feel the number could go up to 400. In Lindholm's film, Cullen is played by Eddie Redmayne who befriends Amy (Jessica Chastain) at his new job in a hospital in New Jersey. Amy is a hardworking single mother, who works late nights and has recently discovered she has a heart condition that can be fatal if not operated on. She doesn't have medical insurance which the hospital will only grant to her once she completes a year of working. Amy and Charlie become friends, often covering each other's shifts and tending to each other's patients. Knowing her heart condition, Charlie also helps Amy at home and almost becomes a proxy parent to her two daughters in a span of a few months. When an elderly woman both Amy and Charlie had tended to, dies in mysterious circumstances, the hospital conducts an internal inquiry and eventually informs the state police as a protocol, seven weeks after the incident. Things initially don't appear complicated or suspicious for Amy but when the two investigating officers (Nnamdi Asomugha and Noah Emmerich) make her study the final reports of the deceased she realises that the death has been caused due to double dose of insulin in the body. The officers are suspicious of Cullen as he has a history of trespassing but none of his previous employers are ready to speak to them about the man. How Amy helps in cracking the case by risking her job and friendship forms the rest of the story. The film, written by Krysty Wilson-Cairns takes its time to establish itself. At little over two hours, the screenplay heavily relies on its actors and their performances. The theatrics are at minimal (Redmayne displays some at the fag end of the film) and yet the film manages to keep you hooked- with its morbid theme, shots of desolated halls of hospitals and tired workers. Set in the early 2000s, the film once again reiterates the gross exploitation that medical workers undergo as they clock in endless hours in the hospital. Most are weary and tired and hospitals put too many conditions in place to ensure that staff stays on- for a better life. While the film centers around the eerie Cullen who apparently never offered a coherent motive behind killing so many patients, it also subtly highlights the lack of empathy that the US Medical system has for its patients. The film questions the hospitals for never reporting Cullen to authorities and instead brushing the problem under the carpet by firing him. Each time the deaths increased, discrepancies were seen, and Cullen was fired but no investigation took place lest the hospital's laxity is questioned by the state authorities. And so it is left to a single mom, who are limited means and resources to sustain her and her daughters, to fight the system for the sake of her patients. The investigating officers always reach out to her - every time they reach a dead end to get Cullen to admit. While the film's premise is tense and eerie throughout, the narrative turns empathetic towards Cullen by the climax just to give a perspective on how both he and Amy are just products of a faulty system. Redmayne and Chastain- both credible actors- deliver restrained performances in the film. Chastain plays the tired, sick mother who has too much on her plate while Redmayne plays a steely cool killer who chooses the people he wants as friends and whom he wants dead. A scene where the duo is talking at an eatery near the climax stands out for its complexities, and performances from both actors. The scene is the high point of the film and stays with you. You may know how 'The Good Nurse' would end as there is a lot of stuff on Cullen on the internet already. But that's where the challenge lies- to make a known story engaging with superlative performances and good writing. And 'The Good Nurse' ticks both of these boxes. The film is streaming on Netflix.

'The Good Nurse' review: Jessica Chastain, Eddie Redmayne's film is a creepy slow-burn

<p>Despite all of the good content available on OTT platforms, one must admit that it has also become a bit of a dumping ground. A part of the audience has grown up watching JK Rowling's 'Harry Potter series' and similar fantasy fiction that came along with it-&nbsp;&nbsp;so the new Netflix film 'The School for Good and Evil' looks like a mix of all the films and series of the same genre that we have seen in the past</p>

<p>Adapted from the 2013 novel of the same name by Soman Chainani, the film takes you into the duplicate world of many fantasy series, with one evil and one devil, a larger-than-life palace, weird gatekeepers, and lots and lots of CGI and VFX work.&nbsp;</p>

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<p><strong>What is the story?&nbsp;</strong></p>

<p>The film revolves around the stories of two best friends—Sophia (Sophia Anne Caruso), who is beautiful and dreams of living the life of a princess; and Agatha (Sofia Wylie), who is also beautiful, but due to her extra-giant hair, tomboyish appearance, and family history, she has often been called a witch. Both of them are tired of bullying and the dull life in their village Gavaldon.&nbsp;</p>

<p>&nbsp;One day, Sophie and Agatha come to know about the 'School for Good and Evil', and Sophie, who has always dreamed of eloping from her boring life, quickly wishes to go to the school, which she thinks will be a turning point in her life. Agatha, meanwhile, is just happy to survive in the village with her mommy and her BFF Sophie.</p>

<p>Everything changes when Sophie moves to the magical school along with Agatha- who had tried to save her best friend from getting into the school- a place that trains future angels and devils. Once inside, Sophie is assigned to the school of devils, whereas Agatha is airdropped in the school of good. How Agatha successfully takes her best friend back home makes up the rest of the story.&nbsp;</p>

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<p><strong>A typical old-school story&nbsp;</strong><br />
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When it comes to magical and mythical realms, there is so much to explore, but what drags this two-hour female-centric film down are all the old-school elements that make the tale too apparent.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Helmed by 'Bridesmaids ' fame Paul Feig, the film is visually appealing but the story gets weak at several points. The film is filled with unnecessary elements, such as Sophie and Tedros' quest to prove their real love and Rafal, the film's main antagonist who has nothing villainous about him. Many frames and moments in the film appear to be inspired by previous Disney and fantasy films, such as when Sophie walks down the corridor with a devil makeover.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Makers try to differentiate this fantasy drama by incorporating new aspects, however, this does not improve the film.</p>

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<p><strong>What works?&nbsp;</strong></p>

<p>Despite a predictable script, the good thing about the film is that it will keep you hooked, and all credit goes to the cast and a lot of VFX-enabled wizardry world that makes the film look attractive.&nbsp;<br />
Sophie played by Sophia Anne Caruso and Agatha played by Sofia Wylie are excellent in their performances. Kerry Washington and Charlize Theron, as the deans of two opposite sides, have done a decent job.<br />
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There is nothing new to expect from this film. The two-hour-long film has a lot of VFX and a predictable plot. Only watch the film if you enjoy fantasy and mystical dramas.</p>


Despite all of the good content available on OTT platforms, one must admit that it has also become a bit of a dumping ground. A part of the audience has grown up watching JK Rowling's 'Harry Potter series' and similar fantasy fiction that came along with it- so the new Netflix film 'The School for Good and Evil' looks like a mix of all the films and series of the same genre that we have seen in the past Adapted from the 2013 novel of the same name by Soman Chainani, the film takes you into the duplicate world of many fantasy series, with one evil and one devil, a larger-than-life palace, weird gatekeepers, and lots and lots of CGI and VFX work.

Despite all of the good content available on OTT platforms, one must admit that it has also become a bit of a dumping ground. A part of the audience has grown up watching JK Rowling's 'Harry Potter series' and similar fantasy fiction that came along with it- so the new Netflix film 'The School for Good and Evil' looks like a mix of all the films and series of the same genre that we have seen in the past Adapted from the 2013 novel of the same name by Soman Chainani, the film takes you into the duplicate world of many fantasy series, with one evil and one devil, a larger-than-life palace, weird gatekeepers, and lots and lots of CGI and VFX work. What is the story? The film revolves around the stories of two best friends—Sophia (Sophia Anne Caruso), who is beautiful and dreams of living the life of a princess; and Agatha (Sofia Wylie), who is also beautiful, but due to her extra-giant hair, tomboyish appearance, and family history, she has often been called a witch. Both of them are tired of bullying and the dull life in their village Gavaldon. One day, Sophie and Agatha come to know about the 'School for Good and Evil', and Sophie, who has always dreamed of eloping from her boring life, quickly wishes to go to the school, which she thinks will be a turning point in her life. Agatha, meanwhile, is just happy to survive in the village with her mommy and her BFF Sophie. Everything changes when Sophie moves to the magical school along with Agatha- who had tried to save her best friend from getting into the school- a place that trains future angels and devils. Once inside, Sophie is assigned to the school of devils, whereas Agatha is airdropped in the school of good. How Agatha successfully takes her best friend back home makes up the rest of the story. A typical old-school story When it comes to magical and mythical realms, there is so much to explore, but what drags this two-hour female-centric film down are all the old-school elements that make the tale too apparent. Helmed by 'Bridesmaids ' fame Paul Feig, the film is visually appealing but the story gets weak at several points. The film is filled with unnecessary elements, such as Sophie and Tedros' quest to prove their real love and Rafal, the film's main antagonist who has nothing villainous about him. Many frames and moments in the film appear to be inspired by previous Disney and fantasy films, such as when Sophie walks down the corridor with a devil makeover. Makers try to differentiate this fantasy drama by incorporating new aspects, however, this does not improve the film. What works? Despite a predictable script, the good thing about the film is that it will keep you hooked, and all credit goes to the cast and a lot of VFX-enabled wizardry world that makes the film look attractive. Sophie played by Sophia Anne Caruso and Agatha played by Sofia Wylie are excellent in their performances. Kerry Washington and Charlize Theron, as the deans of two opposite sides, have done a decent job. There is nothing new to expect from this film. The two-hour-long film has a lot of VFX and a predictable plot. Only watch the film if you enjoy fantasy and mystical dramas.

‘The School for Good and Evil’ review: An old-school BFF story with a pinch of magic

<p>It is now confirmed. Makers of the hit Netflix show 'The Crown' have decided to not show Princess Diana's fatal car crash in its sixth season.&nbsp;<br />
Multiple reports have confirmed, the collision scene will not be recreated for the series. It was being speculated for a while on how the makers would approach the moment that changed dynamics within the royal family forever.&nbsp;<br />
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In a statement released to The Sun, Netflix said, "The exact moment of the crash impact will not be shown."News that the streamer opted out of shooting the fatal car crash comes as a source told Deadline that production was "on edge" over re-creating the scene of Diana`s death, which occurs during the timeline of the sixth season of Netflix`s Emmy-winning drama series.<br />
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Season 5 of the series will be available starting November 9 on Netflix.<br />
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"We`ve been dreading getting to this point. The countdown is two weeks and while we`re calmly carrying on it`s fair to acknowledge that there`s certain anxiety; a palpable sense of being slightly on edge. I mean, there`s bombshell sensitivity surrounding this one," a source on the production told Deadline.<br />
Princess Diana and her boyfriend Dodi Al-Fayed died on August 31, 1997, in a car crash at the Pont de l`Alma tunnel in Paris. They were passengers in the car, while Henri Paul drove the vehicle. The car they were in was speeding in the tunnel as paparazzi chased them to get a perfect shot.&nbsp;<br />
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While the actual crash would not be filmed for 'The Crown', the series would chronicle the events that happened before and after the collision.&nbsp;<br />
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Netflix on Wednesday released the trailer of Season 5 of 'The Crowm' which is based in the 1990s and narrates Princess Diana and King Charles' highly publicized divorce. Princess Diana is being played by actress Elizabeth Debicki in the fifth and sixth season of 'The Crown'</p>


It is now confirmed. Makers of the hit Netflix show 'The Crown' have decided to not show Princess Diana's fatal car crash in its sixth season. Multiple reports have confirmed, the collision scene will not be recreated for the series.

It is now confirmed. Makers of the hit Netflix show 'The Crown' have decided to not show Princess Diana's fatal car crash in its sixth season. Multiple reports have confirmed, the collision scene will not be recreated for the series. It was being speculated for a while on how the makers would approach the moment that changed dynamics within the royal family forever. In a statement released to The Sun, Netflix said, "The exact moment of the crash impact will not be shown."News that the streamer opted out of shooting the fatal car crash comes as a source told Deadline that production was "on edge" over re-creating the scene of Diana`s death, which occurs during the timeline of the sixth season of Netflix`s Emmy-winning drama series. Season 5 of the series will be available starting November 9 on Netflix. "We`ve been dreading getting to this point. The countdown is two weeks and while we`re calmly carrying on it`s fair to acknowledge that there`s certain anxiety; a palpable sense of being slightly on edge. I mean, there`s bombshell sensitivity surrounding this one," a source on the production told Deadline. Princess Diana and her boyfriend Dodi Al-Fayed died on August 31, 1997, in a car crash at the Pont de l`Alma tunnel in Paris. They were passengers in the car, while Henri Paul drove the vehicle. The car they were in was speeding in the tunnel as paparazzi chased them to get a perfect shot. While the actual crash would not be filmed for 'The Crown', the series would chronicle the events that happened before and after the collision. Netflix on Wednesday released the trailer of Season 5 of 'The Crowm' which is based in the 1990s and narrates Princess Diana and King Charles' highly publicized divorce. Princess Diana is being played by actress Elizabeth Debicki in the fifth and sixth season of 'The Crown'

'The Crown' will not show Princess Diana's fatal car crash in season 6

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<p>Netflix Inc. reversed customer losses that had been damaging its stock this year and forecast stronger growth in the future. More than doubling what Wall Street anticipated, Netflix added 2.4 million new customers from July through September.</p>

<p>The positive news comes as a reassurance for investors as the streaming giant gets ready to launch a new service with advertising,</p>

<p>In after-hours trading, <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/bronte-biopic-emily-delves-into-imagined-authors-darkness-525961">Netflix</a> shares increased by 14 per cent, helped in part by prediction that it would gain 4.5 million new subscribers in the fourth quarter. Before the quarterly announcement, the company's stock, which was a favourite among <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/global-economy-live-updates-japanese-yen-hits-a-fresh-32-year-low-against-dollar-526286">investors</a> during its years of tremendous expansion, had decreased by about 60% this year.</p>

<p>"Thank God we're done with shrinking quarters," said Co-CEO Reed Hastings, adding the company needs to continue gathering momentum by focusing on content, marketing and a lower-priced plan with advertising.</p>

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<p>The fourth season of the sci-fi sensation "Stranger Things" and the serial killer series "Dahmer - Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story" were both published by <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/netflix-bites-the-bullet-announces-ad-supported-streaming-plan-525242">Netflix</a> during the quarter. The latter became one of Netflix's all-time most popular programmes.</p>

<p>After a sharp decrease in the first half of the year, when the company's subscriber base fell by 1.2 million as a result of a shaky global economy and increasing competition for online content&nbsp;consumers,&nbsp;the streaming platform&nbsp;is attempting to restart membership growth. There are currently 223.1 million Netflix subscribers worldwide.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>

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Netflix Inc. reversed customer losses that had been damaging its stock this year and forecast stronger growth in the future. More than doubling what Wall Street anticipated, Netflix added 2.

Netflix Inc. reversed customer losses that had been damaging its stock this year and forecast stronger growth in the future. More than doubling what Wall Street anticipated, Netflix added 2.4 million new customers from July through September. The positive news comes as a reassurance for investors as the streaming giant gets ready to launch a new service with advertising, In after-hours trading, Netflix shares increased by 14 per cent, helped in part by prediction that it would gain 4.5 million new subscribers in the fourth quarter. Before the quarterly announcement, the company's stock, which was a favourite among investors during its years of tremendous expansion, had decreased by about 60% this year. "Thank God we're done with shrinking quarters," said Co-CEO Reed Hastings, adding the company needs to continue gathering momentum by focusing on content, marketing and a lower-priced plan with advertising. Also read | Actor Anna May Wong becomes the first Asian American to be featured on US currency The fourth season of the sci-fi sensation "Stranger Things" and the serial killer series "Dahmer - Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story" were both published by Netflix during the quarter. The latter became one of Netflix's all-time most popular programmes. After a sharp decrease in the first half of the year, when the company's subscriber base fell by 1.2 million as a result of a shaky global economy and increasing competition for online content consumers, the streaming platform is attempting to restart membership growth. There are currently 223.1 million Netflix subscribers worldwide. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

Netflix rebounds from subscriber losses; shares surge 14%

The shares of Netflix jumped to 14% as it reversed customer losses that had hammered its stock this year. The company has also projected growth ahead reassuring Wall Street as it prepares to offer a new streaming option.

World Business Watch: Netflix returns to growth, adds 2.41mn customers in third quarter

<p>There is a sense of anxiety among the cast and crew of 'The Crown' which is all set to shoot the scenes leading up to Prince Diana's death. A report in Variety states that the scenes will be shot in the next two weeks with actress Elizabeth Debicki playing Diana.&nbsp;<br />
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A source said that there is a strong desire within the production team "to get it right and handle (it) sensitively."<br />
Not only are Diana`s sons, Princes Wiliam and Harry, still alive and continuing to grieve but the British royal, dubbed "the People`s Princess" by former Prime Minister Tony Blair, continues to hold a special place in people's hearts some 25 years after she died in a car crash in Paris at the age of 36.<br />
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On that fateful night, Diana was with her boyfriend Dodi Al Fayed, son of Egyptian billionaire Mohamed Al-Fayed, and was pursued by paparazzi when the couple`s driver sped into a Parisian tunnel and crashed into a pillar in the Pont de l`Alma underpass on August 31, 1997. Only Diana`s bodyguard survived.</p>

<p>Although it is understood that the makers of `The Crown` do not plan to show the moment of the crash, they will portray scenes leading up to it and its aftermath.</p>

<p>As Variety revealed last year, Khalid Abdalla has been cast as Dodi while Mohamed Al-Fayed will be portrayed by both Salim Daw and Amir El-Masry. El-Masry will play a younger Al-Fayed, presumably in flashback sequences.</p>

<p>'The Crown', which is currently shooting its sixth and supposedly final season, has always been innovative about which episodes of the British royal family`s life it portrays on screen, often staying away from anything obvious in favour of more intimate moments.</p>

<p>Diana's wedding to Prince Charles, for example, was not shown on screen although audiences were privy to a short montage of the couple getting dressed in their bridal finery alongside a voiceover of a clergyman reading their marriage rites. The scene ended as Diana, in her wedding dress, walked into the hallway and through some double doors.</p>

<p>The fifth season of `The Crown` which will follow the family throughout the 90`s, is set to air next month with a new cast taking over the roles.</p>


There is a sense of anxiety among the cast and crew of 'The Crown' which is all set to shoot the scenes leading up to Prince Diana's death. A report in Variety states that the scenes will be shot in the next two weeks with actress Elizabeth Debicki playing Diana.

There is a sense of anxiety among the cast and crew of 'The Crown' which is all set to shoot the scenes leading up to Prince Diana's death. A report in Variety states that the scenes will be shot in the next two weeks with actress Elizabeth Debicki playing Diana. A source said that there is a strong desire within the production team "to get it right and handle (it) sensitively." Not only are Diana`s sons, Princes Wiliam and Harry, still alive and continuing to grieve but the British royal, dubbed "the People`s Princess" by former Prime Minister Tony Blair, continues to hold a special place in people's hearts some 25 years after she died in a car crash in Paris at the age of 36. On that fateful night, Diana was with her boyfriend Dodi Al Fayed, son of Egyptian billionaire Mohamed Al-Fayed, and was pursued by paparazzi when the couple`s driver sped into a Parisian tunnel and crashed into a pillar in the Pont de l`Alma underpass on August 31, 1997. Only Diana`s bodyguard survived. Although it is understood that the makers of `The Crown` do not plan to show the moment of the crash, they will portray scenes leading up to it and its aftermath. As Variety revealed last year, Khalid Abdalla has been cast as Dodi while Mohamed Al-Fayed will be portrayed by both Salim Daw and Amir El-Masry. El-Masry will play a younger Al-Fayed, presumably in flashback sequences. 'The Crown', which is currently shooting its sixth and supposedly final season, has always been innovative about which episodes of the British royal family`s life it portrays on screen, often staying away from anything obvious in favour of more intimate moments. Diana's wedding to Prince Charles, for example, was not shown on screen although audiences were privy to a short montage of the couple getting dressed in their bridal finery alongside a voiceover of a clergyman reading their marriage rites. The scene ended as Diana, in her wedding dress, walked into the hallway and through some double doors. The fifth season of `The Crown` which will follow the family throughout the 90`s, is set to air next month with a new cast taking over the roles.

Princess Diana's death to be handled 'sensitively' in new season of 'The Crown'

<p>There has been a renewed interest in the Netflix series 'The Crown' in the aftermath of Queen Elizabeth II's death last month. The new stills from the upcoming season 5 will just double up the excitement.&nbsp;<br />
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The makers unveiled the first look of the upcoming season 5, which is set in the 1990s, a time when the British royal family was widely covered and followed thanks to the growing media and paparazzi culture. It was also the time when Princess Diana and Prince Charles' marriage fell apart while their two sons were growing up.&nbsp;<br />
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With the new decade in its stride, the Royal Family are presented with possibly their biggest challenge to date; as the public openly questions their role in ‘90s Britain.</p>

<p>&nbsp;This turbulent decade for the Royal Family has been well documented and interpreted by journalists, biographers and historians. As Elizabeth Debicki, who takes on the role of Princess Diana, said in a statement, “That's the amazing thing about playing these people at this time because, in the journey of The Crown so far out of all the seasons, this is the most visual content we have of the Royal Family. In the ‘90s everything had started to be filmed and also it was the birth of the 24-hour news cycle so there's just this incredible amount of content that we have access to.”</p>

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<p>With this being the final cast change, Dominic West (Prince Charles) explained “I think people understand, because the cast has changed every two seasons, that this is not an imitation,” he says. “This is an evoking of a character.”&nbsp;</p>

<p>Whilst Imelda Staunton (Queen Elizabeth II) hopes that, like her character, she has done her duty to the audience: &nbsp;“What has been nice, and I hope I don't prove them wrong, is people saying, ‘I'm really looking forward to seeing her as the queen. So, let's just hope that works out for them because I've done it. Nothing I can do about it now!”</p>

<p>The new images give a glimpse of all the major characters of the upcoming season. 'The Crown' Season 5 will premiere on Netflix on November 9.&nbsp;</p>


There has been a renewed interest in the Netflix series 'The Crown' in the aftermath of Queen Elizabeth II's death last month. The new stills from the upcoming season 5 will just double up the excitement.

There has been a renewed interest in the Netflix series 'The Crown' in the aftermath of Queen Elizabeth II's death last month. The new stills from the upcoming season 5 will just double up the excitement. The makers unveiled the first look of the upcoming season 5, which is set in the 1990s, a time when the British royal family was widely covered and followed thanks to the growing media and paparazzi culture. It was also the time when Princess Diana and Prince Charles' marriage fell apart while their two sons were growing up. With the new decade in its stride, the Royal Family are presented with possibly their biggest challenge to date; as the public openly questions their role in ‘90s Britain. This turbulent decade for the Royal Family has been well documented and interpreted by journalists, biographers and historians. As Elizabeth Debicki, who takes on the role of Princess Diana, said in a statement, “That's the amazing thing about playing these people at this time because, in the journey of The Crown so far out of all the seasons, this is the most visual content we have of the Royal Family. In the ‘90s everything had started to be filmed and also it was the birth of the 24-hour news cycle so there's just this incredible amount of content that we have access to.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Crown (@thecrownnetflix) × With this being the final cast change, Dominic West (Prince Charles) explained “I think people understand, because the cast has changed every two seasons, that this is not an imitation,” he says. “This is an evoking of a character.” Whilst Imelda Staunton (Queen Elizabeth II) hopes that, like her character, she has done her duty to the audience: “What has been nice, and I hope I don't prove them wrong, is people saying, ‘I'm really looking forward to seeing her as the queen. So, let's just hope that works out for them because I've done it. Nothing I can do about it now!” The new images give a glimpse of all the major characters of the upcoming season. 'The Crown' Season 5 will premiere on Netflix on November 9.

'The Crown' Season 5 first look out! Makers recreate some of the iconic moments from the 1990s

<p>Amid the competition of OTT platform, Netflix sought to fight with a resolute anti-ad stance. The platform guaranteed an ad-free movie experience. But now, the streaming giant has decided to introduce a streaming plan with ads. The company said on Thursday (October 13), that the plan will cost USD 7 per month and will be introduced in November. The company hopes to attract new customers after it lost subscribers in the first half of the year.</p>

<p>The USD 6.99 cost for the "Basic with Ads" plan is $3 less than Netflix's lowest-priced tier without commercials. The new option will roll out in 12 countries including the United States, Brazil, Germany, Japan and Korea, over 10 days.</p>

<p>Netflix said that subscribers of this plan with see roughly four to five minutes of ads per hours Newly released films will have limited advertising to preserve the cinematic experience.</p>

<p>About 5% to 10% of Netflix's programming will not be available on the ad-supported alternative because of licensing restrictions, Netflix Chief Operating Officer Greg Peters told reporters.</p>

<p>Shares of Netflix were up 5.4% at &nbsp;USD 232.86 in late afternoon trading. The company's stock had fallen 62 per cent this year before Thursday's announcement.</p>

<p>For years, Netflix executives have adamantly opposed adding advertising. They announced a change of heart in April when the company stunned Wall Street by shedding subscribers in the first quarter and predicting additional defections.</p>

<p>"We at Netflix have a huge opportunity ahead to grow our unit and to attract more subscribers. And part of that is having a wide range of pricing plans," Peters said on Thursday.</p>

<p>Peters declined to estimate how many customers would sign up for the ad-supported plan or how much additional revenue Netflix might generate. The company will provide forecasts for the fourth quarter when it releases earnings on Tuesday.</p>

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Amid the competition of OTT platform, Netflix sought to fight with a resolute anti-ad stance. The platform guaranteed an ad-free movie experience. But now, the streaming giant has decided to introduce a streaming plan with ads.

Amid the competition of OTT platform, Netflix sought to fight with a resolute anti-ad stance. The platform guaranteed an ad-free movie experience. But now, the streaming giant has decided to introduce a streaming plan with ads. The company said on Thursday (October 13), that the plan will cost USD 7 per month and will be introduced in November. The company hopes to attract new customers after it lost subscribers in the first half of the year. The USD 6.99 cost for the "Basic with Ads" plan is $3 less than Netflix's lowest-priced tier without commercials. The new option will roll out in 12 countries including the United States, Brazil, Germany, Japan and Korea, over 10 days. Netflix said that subscribers of this plan with see roughly four to five minutes of ads per hours Newly released films will have limited advertising to preserve the cinematic experience. About 5% to 10% of Netflix's programming will not be available on the ad-supported alternative because of licensing restrictions, Netflix Chief Operating Officer Greg Peters told reporters. Shares of Netflix were up 5.4% at USD 232.86 in late afternoon trading. The company's stock had fallen 62 per cent this year before Thursday's announcement. For years, Netflix executives have adamantly opposed adding advertising. They announced a change of heart in April when the company stunned Wall Street by shedding subscribers in the first quarter and predicting additional defections. "We at Netflix have a huge opportunity ahead to grow our unit and to attract more subscribers. And part of that is having a wide range of pricing plans," Peters said on Thursday. Peters declined to estimate how many customers would sign up for the ad-supported plan or how much additional revenue Netflix might generate. The company will provide forecasts for the fourth quarter when it releases earnings on Tuesday. You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE ×

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From 'Scam 1992' to 'Jamtara': 5 shows inspired by true scams that must be on your binge list!

<p>Anna Sorokin, a Russian -German woman and convicted swindler who tricked wealthy New Yorkers claiming to be an heiress, said she would fight against her deportation to Germany.</p>

<p>On Friday, Sorokin&nbsp;was granted conditional release by a judge after posting a bond. She is currently confined to her home in New York City, wearing an electronic bracelet and is prohibited from using social media, local media reported.</p>

<p>For 18 months, she has been fighting her deportation order to Germany, lodging a series of appeals.</p>

<p>The 31-year-old phoney socialist, whose scams inspired a Netflix series, was arrested in 2019 after deceiving banks, hotels and well-off New Yorkers of $275,000 to finance her luxurious lifestyle from 2013 to 2017.</p>

<p><strong>Who is Anna Sorokin?</strong></p>

<p>Russian-origin Sorokin holds German citizenship. Her father is a truck driver and a shopkeeper who emigrated to Germany in 2007.</p>

<p><strong>What were her crimes?</strong></p>

<p>Sorokin had tricked many into believing that she was Anna Delvey — a German heiress who claimed to have a fortune of $60 million.</p>

<p>Showing off her fake wealth, Sorokin would persuade members of the elite to invest in an exclusive arts club bearing her name.</p>

<p>During this time, Sorokin amassed tens of thousands of dollars in loans, free trips on a private jet and accommodation in some of New York’s tony boutique hotels.</p>

<p>After her story came to light, American producer Shonda Rhimes decided to make a Netflix miniseries “Inventing Anna,” starring Julia Garner.</p>

<p><strong>When was she arrested?</strong></p>

<p>She was arrested in 2017 and was sentenced to two years in a detention centre in 2019. Though she was released for good behaviour in 2021, Sorokin was again detained by the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency (ICE) for overstaying her tourist visa. Since February she has faced a deportation order.</p>

<p><strong>What is Sorkin saying?</strong></p>

<p>Recently Sorokin talked to the New York Times (NYT) from her home confinement in New York City, where she vowed to fight for her stay in the United States.</p>

<p>“Letting them deport me would have been like a sign of capitulation — confirmation of this perception of me as this shallow person who only cares about obscene wealth, and that’s just not the reality,” she told the NYT.</p>

<p>“I could have left,” Sorokin added, “but I chose not to because I’m trying to fix what I’ve done wrong. I have so much history in New York and I felt like if I were in Europe, I’d be running from something.”</p>

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Anna Sorokin, a Russian -German woman and convicted swindler who tricked wealthy New Yorkers claiming to be an heiress, said she would fight against her deportation to Germany.

Anna Sorokin, a Russian -German woman and convicted swindler who tricked wealthy New Yorkers claiming to be an heiress, said she would fight against her deportation to Germany. On Friday, Sorokin was granted conditional release by a judge after posting a bond. She is currently confined to her home in New York City, wearing an electronic bracelet and is prohibited from using social media, local media reported. For 18 months, she has been fighting her deportation order to Germany, lodging a series of appeals. The 31-year-old phoney socialist, whose scams inspired a Netflix series, was arrested in 2019 after deceiving banks, hotels and well-off New Yorkers of $275,000 to finance her luxurious lifestyle from 2013 to 2017. Who is Anna Sorokin? Russian-origin Sorokin holds German citizenship. Her father is a truck driver and a shopkeeper who emigrated to Germany in 2007. What were her crimes? Sorokin had tricked many into believing that she was Anna Delvey — a German heiress who claimed to have a fortune of $60 million. Showing off her fake wealth, Sorokin would persuade members of the elite to invest in an exclusive arts club bearing her name. During this time, Sorokin amassed tens of thousands of dollars in loans, free trips on a private jet and accommodation in some of New York’s tony boutique hotels. After her story came to light, American producer Shonda Rhimes decided to make a Netflix miniseries “Inventing Anna,” starring Julia Garner. When was she arrested? She was arrested in 2017 and was sentenced to two years in a detention centre in 2019. Though she was released for good behaviour in 2021, Sorokin was again detained by the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency (ICE) for overstaying her tourist visa. Since February she has faced a deportation order. What is Sorkin saying? Recently Sorokin talked to the New York Times (NYT) from her home confinement in New York City, where she vowed to fight for her stay in the United States. “Letting them deport me would have been like a sign of capitulation — confirmation of this perception of me as this shallow person who only cares about obscene wealth, and that’s just not the reality,” she told the NYT. “I could have left,” Sorokin added, “but I chose not to because I’m trying to fix what I’ve done wrong. I have so much history in New York and I felt like if I were in Europe, I’d be running from something.” (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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<p>Netflix has pulled down its Korean mystery thriller, 'Little Women,' from the platform in Vietnam. The move comes days after a government body in Vietnam reportedly asked the streaming giant to stop airing the series from the Southeast Asian country.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Government officials requested&nbsp;Netflix to remove the series from the country due to scenes that provide inaccurate and misleading information about the country and the Vietnam War.</p>

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<p>A Netflix Korea official has told The Korea Herald, "We recognise the ongoing situation with ‘Little Women’ and all 12 episodes will not be serviced in Vietnam.''</p>

<p>The official pointed out that episodes 3 and 8 provide distorted information&nbsp;about the country&nbsp;and its&nbsp;war.</p>

<p>As per Vietnam’s Authority of Broadcasting and Electronic Information, the two episodes violate the media and cinema laws. The Korean drama&nbsp;had broken Clause 4, Article 9 of the Vietnamese Press Law.</p>

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<p>Studio Dragon, the production house of the series, has also reacted to the backlash the show has received from the people of Vietnam.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"In response to concerns raised regarding some of the settings in ‘Little Women,’ we will take social and cultural sensitivity into account and pay more attention to future content production," the production company said in an official statement, via The Korea Herald</p>

<p>Helmed by Kim Hee-won, the show is loosely based on Louisa May Alcott's novel of the same name. Starring Kim Go-eun, Nam Ji-hyun, Park Ji-hu and Wi Ha-joon, the series follows the story of three sisters who have grown up in poverty, but everything turns upside down when they all fight&nbsp;against the most wealthy family in Korea after 70 billion won goes missing.</p>

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Netflix has pulled down its Korean mystery thriller, 'Little Women,' from the platform in Vietnam. The move comes days after a government body in Vietnam reportedly asked the streaming giant to stop airing the series from the Southeast Asian country.

Netflix has pulled down its Korean mystery thriller, 'Little Women,' from the platform in Vietnam. The move comes days after a government body in Vietnam reportedly asked the streaming giant to stop airing the series from the Southeast Asian country. Government officials requested Netflix to remove the series from the country due to scenes that provide inaccurate and misleading information about the country and the Vietnam War. Kanye West slams Gigi Hadid over her recent comments, calls her ‘privileged karen' A Netflix Korea official has told The Korea Herald, "We recognise the ongoing situation with ‘Little Women’ and all 12 episodes will not be serviced in Vietnam.'' The official pointed out that episodes 3 and 8 provide distorted information about the country and its war. As per Vietnam’s Authority of Broadcasting and Electronic Information, the two episodes violate the media and cinema laws. The Korean drama had broken Clause 4, Article 9 of the Vietnamese Press Law. In pics: Best Korean dramas of 2022 that deserve your attention Studio Dragon, the production house of the series, has also reacted to the backlash the show has received from the people of Vietnam. "In response to concerns raised regarding some of the settings in ‘Little Women,’ we will take social and cultural sensitivity into account and pay more attention to future content production," the production company said in an official statement, via The Korea Herald Helmed by Kim Hee-won, the show is loosely based on Louisa May Alcott's novel of the same name. Starring Kim Go-eun, Nam Ji-hyun, Park Ji-hu and Wi Ha-joon, the series follows the story of three sisters who have grown up in poverty, but everything turns upside down when they all fight against the most wealthy family in Korea after 70 billion won goes missing.

Netflix stops airing Korean drama ‘Little Women' in Vietnam, find out why

'Goodbye', 'Prey' and more! What to watch this weekend on OTT/Theatre

<p>Aamir Khan's most anticipated film of the year 'Laal Singh Chaddha' was released in August and just a few weeks after its theatrical release, the film is now available on Netflix.&nbsp;<br />
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On Friday, the streaming giant announced that Aamir's film has finally been added to the film's slate.&nbsp;<br />
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“Keep your popcorn golgappas ready because Laal Singh Chaddha is NOW STREAMING!” the tweet read.<br />
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The film, which was made on a whopping budget, miserably tanked at the box office. The film also starred Kareena Kapoor Khan, Naga Chaitanya, and Mona Singh in pivotal roles.<br />
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As per reports, 'Laal Singh Chaddha'&nbsp;was supposed to release at the box office after six months, but after the massive box office failure, the makers decided to release the film on OTT platform months before it was scheduled.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Helmed by Advait Chandan, the film is an official Hindi adaptation of the Academy Award-winning 1994 film 'Forrest Gump', which starred Tom Hanks in the lead role.<br />
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WION's film critic Shomini Sen wrote in her review, "'Laal Singh Chaddha' may have been promoted as Aamir Khan's big film, but it is worth a watch for actors other than him and for its heartwarming story. This is not Aamir's best performance and don't expect it to impact you the way some of his previous films have. 'Laal Singh Chaddha' released in theatres on Thursday."<br />
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Earlier,&nbsp;a mysterious apology video appeared on the Twitter handle of Aamir Khan Productions titled 'Michami Dukkadam'. Text in the video read, "All of us are human beings and we only make mistakes. Sometimes through our words and sometimes by our actions, at times we do it without knowing and at times when we are angry."</p>

<p>Aamir Khan's film faced a huge backlash from the netizens that led to the #BoycottLaal Singh Chaddha trend.</p>


Aamir Khan's most anticipated film of the year 'Laal Singh Chaddha' was released in August and just a few weeks after its theatrical release, the film is now available on Netflix.

Aamir Khan's most anticipated film of the year 'Laal Singh Chaddha' was released in August and just a few weeks after its theatrical release, the film is now available on Netflix. On Friday, the streaming giant announced that Aamir's film has finally been added to the film's slate. “Keep your popcorn golgappas ready because Laal Singh Chaddha is NOW STREAMING!” the tweet read. The film, which was made on a whopping budget, miserably tanked at the box office. The film also starred Kareena Kapoor Khan, Naga Chaitanya, and Mona Singh in pivotal roles. As per reports, 'Laal Singh Chaddha' was supposed to release at the box office after six months, but after the massive box office failure, the makers decided to release the film on OTT platform months before it was scheduled. Keep your p̶o̶p̶c̶o̶r̶n̶ golgappas ready because Laal Singh Chaddha is NOW STREAMING!😍🪶 pic.twitter.com/KTcDwiJAfA — Netflix India (@NetflixIndia) October 5, 2022 × Helmed by Advait Chandan, the film is an official Hindi adaptation of the Academy Award-winning 1994 film 'Forrest Gump', which starred Tom Hanks in the lead role. WION's film critic Shomini Sen wrote in her review, "'Laal Singh Chaddha' may have been promoted as Aamir Khan's big film, but it is worth a watch for actors other than him and for its heartwarming story. This is not Aamir's best performance and don't expect it to impact you the way some of his previous films have. 'Laal Singh Chaddha' released in theatres on Thursday." Earlier, a mysterious apology video appeared on the Twitter handle of Aamir Khan Productions titled 'Michami Dukkadam'. Text in the video read, "All of us are human beings and we only make mistakes. Sometimes through our words and sometimes by our actions, at times we do it without knowing and at times when we are angry." Aamir Khan's film faced a huge backlash from the netizens that led to the #BoycottLaal Singh Chaddha trend.

Aamir Khan's 'Laal Singh Chaddha' is now streaming, announces Netflix

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