<p>Cinema, at large, has evidently moved away from feel-good rom-com. Sure, there are a few made and strategically released during Valentine's Day each year, but the number has lessened. I have always craved a good, wholesome love story on the big screen and Shekhar Kapur's new film What's Love got to do with it? is just the perfect film for a hungry soul. It envelops you with its earnest story, it makes you love and laugh with the characters and puts things in perspective. Comprising of a multi-cultural cast and set in a multi-cultural Britain, <em>What's Love Got To Do With It?</em> puts a smile on your face from the first frame itself.&nbsp;<br />
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The Khans, originally from Pakistan, have been settled in Britain for many years and have opened up to British cultures in many ways. They even open up their home to British neighbours for all important family events. Yet cross-cultural relationships and marriages are shunned.&nbsp;<br />
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The elder son of the family Kazim aka Kaz (Shazad Latif), a doctor, has been raised as a Britisher but knows he can't ever cross the line and marry out of his community. He smokes and drinks on the sly and is best friends with next-door neighbour, documentary filmmaker Zoe (Lily James).<br />
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He agrees to go in for an arranged marriage- or as he explains to Zoe- assisted marriage to keep his parents happy. While Zoe is alarmed by the idea, she eventually decides to make his journey of finding a suitable match and settling down as her new subject for a film.&nbsp;<br />
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Kaz's parents Aisha (Shabana Azmi) and Zahid (Jeff Mirza), who have themselves had an arranged marriage, find a suitable match for him- a 22-year law student from Lahore called Maymouna (Sajal Aly). Kaz and Maymouna agree to marry almost instantly- within a few meets over skype and facetime- a fact that Zoe takes time to digest. She herself has a bad streak when it comes to finding a perfect partner. Mostly relying on one-night stands and quick dates, Zoe's love life is far from ideal- much to the dismay of her mother Cath (Emma Thompson), who is Aisha's best friend.&nbsp;<br />
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As Kaz announces his engagement, Zoe and Cath travel to Pakistan with the Khan family for the wedding. But Zoe keeps questioning Kaz's decision of hastening the process only to be told that he cannot go against his family and that love will find its way into the marriage.&nbsp;<br />
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Written by Jemima Khan, the former wife of Imran Khan, the film beautifully depicts the cultural differences of two distinct communities. It also gives a realistic view of the Pakistani youth, who want to keep a balance between tradition and modernity. They may want to smoke a 'J' at the mehendi but only after following rituals and post the exit of the elders from the party. The city of Lahore to strikes a balance- between popular upbeat Bollywood numbers and traditional, mystical <em>kawalis</em> (Rahat Fateh Ali Khan in a cameo) in night bazaars- the city is able to break a few myths about it for both Kaz and the viewers.&nbsp;<br />
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Ably written, Kapur film never goes overboard harping about the importance of love. It is the primary emotion of the narrative for sure, but it never feels forced or dramatic- much like the narrative which is free-flowing and simple. The story also never takes sides or completely dismisses the arranged marriage set-up which is a widely common practice in every other household in South-Asian countries.&nbsp;<br />
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The actors are well-cast. Shabana Azmi delivers a credible performance like always. Emma Thompson is a scene stealer with her witty, goofball act. Sajal Aly delivers a restraint performance and looks breathtaking. The leads- Lily James and Shazad Latif also deliver credible, earnest performances as two individuals who have for long hidden their true feelings and instead focussed on what's right.&nbsp;<br />
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What's Love Got To Do With It? takes a bit of time to establish the plot but you find yourself eventually warming up to its simple and heartwarming story. It's a no-frills, slightly predictable but effective take on an emotion that is commonly talked about- love and presents a very realistic picture of how, ultimately, it is all that one needs.&nbsp;</p>

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Cinema, at large, has evidently moved away from feel-good rom-com. Sure, there are a few made and strategically released during Valentine's Day each year, but the number has lessened.

Cinema, at large, has evidently moved away from feel-good rom-com. Sure, there are a few made and strategically released during Valentine's Day each year, but the number has lessened. I have always craved a good, wholesome love story on the big screen and Shekhar Kapur's new film What's Love got to do with it? is just the perfect film for a hungry soul. It envelops you with its earnest story, it makes you love and laugh with the characters and puts things in perspective. Comprising of a multi-cultural cast and set in a multi-cultural Britain, What's Love Got To Do With It? puts a smile on your face from the first frame itself. The Khans, originally from Pakistan, have been settled in Britain for many years and have opened up to British cultures in many ways. They even open up their home to British neighbours for all important family events. Yet cross-cultural relationships and marriages are shunned. The elder son of the family Kazim aka Kaz (Shazad Latif), a doctor, has been raised as a Britisher but knows he can't ever cross the line and marry out of his community. He smokes and drinks on the sly and is best friends with next-door neighbour, documentary filmmaker Zoe (Lily James). He agrees to go in for an arranged marriage- or as he explains to Zoe- assisted marriage to keep his parents happy. While Zoe is alarmed by the idea, she eventually decides to make his journey of finding a suitable match and settling down as her new subject for a film. Kaz's parents Aisha (Shabana Azmi) and Zahid (Jeff Mirza), who have themselves had an arranged marriage, find a suitable match for him- a 22-year law student from Lahore called Maymouna (Sajal Aly). Kaz and Maymouna agree to marry almost instantly- within a few meets over skype and facetime- a fact that Zoe takes time to digest. She herself has a bad streak when it comes to finding a perfect partner. Mostly relying on one-night stands and quick dates, Zoe's love life is far from ideal- much to the dismay of her mother Cath (Emma Thompson), who is Aisha's best friend. As Kaz announces his engagement, Zoe and Cath travel to Pakistan with the Khan family for the wedding. But Zoe keeps questioning Kaz's decision of hastening the process only to be told that he cannot go against his family and that love will find its way into the marriage. Written by Jemima Khan, the former wife of Imran Khan, the film beautifully depicts the cultural differences of two distinct communities. It also gives a realistic view of the Pakistani youth, who want to keep a balance between tradition and modernity. They may want to smoke a 'J' at the mehendi but only after following rituals and post the exit of the elders from the party. The city of Lahore to strikes a balance- between popular upbeat Bollywood numbers and traditional, mystical kawalis (Rahat Fateh Ali Khan in a cameo) in night bazaars- the city is able to break a few myths about it for both Kaz and the viewers. Ably written, Kapur film never goes overboard harping about the importance of love. It is the primary emotion of the narrative for sure, but it never feels forced or dramatic- much like the narrative which is free-flowing and simple. The story also never takes sides or completely dismisses the arranged marriage set-up which is a widely common practice in every other household in South-Asian countries. The actors are well-cast. Shabana Azmi delivers a credible performance like always. Emma Thompson is a scene stealer with her witty, goofball act. Sajal Aly delivers a restraint performance and looks breathtaking. The leads- Lily James and Shazad Latif also deliver credible, earnest performances as two individuals who have for long hidden their true feelings and instead focussed on what's right. What's Love Got To Do With It? takes a bit of time to establish the plot but you find yourself eventually warming up to its simple and heartwarming story. It's a no-frills, slightly predictable but effective take on an emotion that is commonly talked about- love and presents a very realistic picture of how, ultimately, it is all that one needs.

'What's Love Got To Do With It?' review: Shekhar Kapur's take on love warms your heart

<p>Acclaimed Indian filmmaker Shekhar Kapur's latest film, 'What Love Got To Do With It?' will open Saudi Arabia's Red Sea International Film Festival.&nbsp;<br />
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The film, which stars Pakistani actor Shazad Latif and British star Lily James in the lead has been written by Jemima Goldsmith, ex-wife of former Pakistan PM Imran Khan.&nbsp;<br />
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The film also stars Emma Thomson, Sajal Aly and Shabana Azmi and was screened earlier this year at the Toronto International Film Festival.<br />
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According to reports, the Red Sea International Film Festival will take place in Jeddah, on the eastern bank of the Red Sea, from December 1 to 10, and will be the first full-fledged film festival and market in Saudi Arabia with international ambitions since the nation ended its ban on movies because of religion in late 2017.</p>

<p>Variety quoted the CEO of Red Sea fest Mohammed Al Turki who said, "Our programmers have curated the best of Arab and international cinema, talent-led galas of some of the most anticipated films of the year, and an exceptional selection from astonishing new Saudi talents who are paving the way in our country's flourishing industry."<br />
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The festival will also see premieres of Saudi director Fahad Alammari's 'Alkhallat+,' a film adaptation of his digital series 'Alkhallat,' and Lebanese director Lara Saba's romantic comedy "All Roads Lead to Rome," in which a well-known young actor is asked to audition for a role in a movie as a young pope.</p>


Acclaimed Indian filmmaker Shekhar Kapur's latest film, 'What Love Got To Do With It?' will open Saudi Arabia's Red Sea International Film Festival. The film, which stars Pakistani actor Shazad Latif and British star Lily James in the lead has been written by Jemima Goldsmith, ex-wife of former Pakistan PM Imran Khan.

Acclaimed Indian filmmaker Shekhar Kapur's latest film, 'What Love Got To Do With It?' will open Saudi Arabia's Red Sea International Film Festival. The film, which stars Pakistani actor Shazad Latif and British star Lily James in the lead has been written by Jemima Goldsmith, ex-wife of former Pakistan PM Imran Khan. The film also stars Emma Thomson, Sajal Aly and Shabana Azmi and was screened earlier this year at the Toronto International Film Festival. According to reports, the Red Sea International Film Festival will take place in Jeddah, on the eastern bank of the Red Sea, from December 1 to 10, and will be the first full-fledged film festival and market in Saudi Arabia with international ambitions since the nation ended its ban on movies because of religion in late 2017. Variety quoted the CEO of Red Sea fest Mohammed Al Turki who said, "Our programmers have curated the best of Arab and international cinema, talent-led galas of some of the most anticipated films of the year, and an exceptional selection from astonishing new Saudi talents who are paving the way in our country's flourishing industry." The festival will also see premieres of Saudi director Fahad Alammari's 'Alkhallat+,' a film adaptation of his digital series 'Alkhallat,' and Lebanese director Lara Saba's romantic comedy "All Roads Lead to Rome," in which a well-known young actor is asked to audition for a role in a movie as a young pope.

Shekhar Kapur's 'What's Love Got To Do WIth It' to open Saudi Arabia's Red Sea Film Festival

Veteran Indian film actress Shabana Azmi walked the red carpet at the ongoing Toronto International Film Festival during the premiere of her new film 'What's Love got to do with it'.

Veteran Indian film actress Shabana Azmi walked the red carpet at the ongoing Toronto International Film Festival during the premiere of her new film 'What's Love got to do with it'. The film has been directed by Shekhar Kapur and has a screenplay written by Jemima Goldsmith who was earlier married to former Pakistan PM, Imran Khan. Azmi co-stars in the film with Pakistani actress Sajal Aly and British actress Lily James. The veteran star took to Instagram to share photos from the red carpet event and wrote, "With the lovely Lily James and Sajal Aly at the Toronto Film festival where our film Shekhar Kapur`s what`s love got to do with it received 2 standing ovations !" View this post on Instagram A post shared by Shabana Azmi (@azmishabana18) × View this post on Instagram A post shared by Shabana Azmi (@azmishabana18) × View this post on Instagram A post shared by Shabana Azmi (@azmishabana18) × The film will hit theatres in the UK on January 27, 2023. The film also features Shazad Latif and Emma Thompson. Toronto International Film Festival 2022: Best-dressed divas at red carpet Apart from this international project, Shabana Azmi will be seen in R Balki`s 'Ghoomer' alongside Abhishek Bachchan, Angad Bedi and Saiyami Kher. Shabana Azmi is also a part of Karan Johar`s 'Rocky aur Rani Ki Prem Kahaani' which has Alia Bhatt and Ranveer Singh in lead roles. Talking about Sajal Aly, she was last seen in the Pakistani Military drama 'Sinf-E-Aahan'. She also did an Indian project with Zee5 - 'Dhoop Ki Deewar' alongside her ex-husband Ahad Raza Mir.Sajal is best known for her portrayal of Sridevi`s daughter in 'Mom'. Major fashion misses of Toronto International Film Festival 2022

Shabana Azmi's film co-starring Sajal Aly and Lily James screened at TIFF

<p>Filmmaker Shekhar Kapur is returning to feature film direction after a decade. Kapur, who made the critically acclaimed 'Elizabeth: The Golden Age' has started prepping for his next, titled 'What's Love Got To Do With It?'.&nbsp;<br />
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Kapur shared on Twitter on Monday that rehearsals with actress Emma Thompson have begun.&nbsp;<br />
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Kapur said he is excited to start working on the film with the "Sense and Sensibility" star, without divulging further details.<br />
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"First rehearsals with the amazing actor Emma Thompson today. So looking forward to working with her in my next movie," the 74-year-old director tweeted.</p>

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<p>According to reports, Kapur's directorial is a cross-cultural romantic-comedy and is set between London and South Asia.<br />
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The film also stars Lily James of 'Baby Driver' fame and 'Star Trek: Discovery' actor Shazad Latif. It is written and produced by Jemima Khan.<br />
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Kapur made his directorial debut in 1983 with the acclaimed Hindi feature film 'Masoom' and went on to helm Hindi sci-fi blockbuster 'Mr India' (1987) and 1994 drama 'Bandit Queen'. &nbsp;</p>


Filmmaker Shekhar Kapur is returning to feature film direction after a decade. Kapur, who made the critically acclaimed 'Elizabeth: The Golden Age' has started prepping for his next, titled 'What's Love Got To Do With It?

Filmmaker Shekhar Kapur is returning to feature film direction after a decade. Kapur, who made the critically acclaimed 'Elizabeth: The Golden Age' has started prepping for his next, titled 'What's Love Got To Do With It?'. Kapur shared on Twitter on Monday that rehearsals with actress Emma Thompson have begun. Kapur said he is excited to start working on the film with the "Sense and Sensibility" star, without divulging further details. "First rehearsals with the amazing actor Emma Thompson today. So looking forward to working with her in my next movie," the 74-year-old director tweeted. First rehearsals with the amazing actor Emma Thompson today. So looking forward to working with her in my next movie. — Shekhar Kapur (@shekharkapur) November 16, 2020 × According to reports, Kapur's directorial is a cross-cultural romantic-comedy and is set between London and South Asia. The film also stars Lily James of 'Baby Driver' fame and 'Star Trek: Discovery' actor Shazad Latif. It is written and produced by Jemima Khan. Kapur made his directorial debut in 1983 with the acclaimed Hindi feature film 'Masoom' and went on to helm Hindi sci-fi blockbuster 'Mr India' (1987) and 1994 drama 'Bandit Queen'.

Shekhar Kapur signs Emma Thompson for his next 'What's Love Got To Do With It?'

<p>Pop legend Tina Turner is out of retirement to sing a special version of her classic hit 'What's Love Got To Do With It?'<br />
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Turner has sung a remix version of the song and collaborated with Norwegian producer DJ Kygo for it.<br />
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Kygo last year made a remix of Whitney Houston's cover of 'Higher Love,' which hit the Billboard Hot 100 chart.<br />
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Kygo announced the news on Instagram, including a picture of himself with Turner, stating that the song will be available on Friday.<br />
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"Can't believe I'm releasing a collab with @LoveTinaTurner this Friday! 'What's Love Got to Do With It' is one of my all-time favorite songs," he wrote, adding, "It feels surreal to get the opportunity to work with such a legendary artist. Can't wait for you all to hear it."</p>

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<p>'What's Love Got To Do With It?' was first released in 1984. Turner has been away from public eye for more than a decade now. The singer last toured in 2008 with her 'Tina!: 50th Anniversary Tour.'</p>


Pop legend Tina Turner is out of retirement to sing a special version of her classic hit 'What's Love Got To Do With It?' Turner has sung a remix version of the song and collaborated with Norwegian producer DJ Kygo for it.

Pop legend Tina Turner is out of retirement to sing a special version of her classic hit 'What's Love Got To Do With It?' Turner has sung a remix version of the song and collaborated with Norwegian producer DJ Kygo for it. Kygo last year made a remix of Whitney Houston's cover of 'Higher Love,' which hit the Billboard Hot 100 chart. Kygo announced the news on Instagram, including a picture of himself with Turner, stating that the song will be available on Friday. "Can't believe I'm releasing a collab with @LoveTinaTurner this Friday! 'What's Love Got to Do With It' is one of my all-time favorite songs," he wrote, adding, "It feels surreal to get the opportunity to work with such a legendary artist. Can't wait for you all to hear it." View this post on Instagram Can’t believe I’m releasing a collab with @tinaturner this Friday! ‘What’s Love Got To Do With It’ is one of my all time favorite songs, and it feels surreal to get the opportunity to work with such a legendary artist! Can’t wait for you all to hear it🎶 A post shared by Kygo (@kygomusic) on Jul 13, 2020 at 7:47am PDT × 'What's Love Got To Do With It?' was first released in 1984. Turner has been away from public eye for more than a decade now. The singer last toured in 2008 with her 'Tina!: 50th Anniversary Tour.'

Tina Turner comes out of her retirement to collaborate with DJ Kygo for a remix of 'What's Love Got To Do With It?'