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Mumbai, April 21 (Ians) Actress Geetika Vaidya, who is gearing up for the second season of the streaming show ‘The Broken News’, has shared that she plays a grey character of a journalist in the show and that her character idolises Jaideep Ahlawat’s character of Dipankar.
Sharing her experience of working with Jaideep, the actress said that she admires his craft, which is deep and broad, like the roots and branches of an old banyan tree.
Talking about her experience of working with Jaideep, who plays her boss in the show, Geetika told Ians: “He is an actor brimming with palpable energy. To work with him was both exhilarating and hilarious. The amount of laughter we have shared on ‘The Broken News 2’ set is unparalleled with any of my other on-set experiences. He has a way of connecting with people and being accessible to each member of the cast and crew.
Sharing her experience of working with Jaideep, the actress said that she admires his craft, which is deep and broad, like the roots and branches of an old banyan tree.
Talking about her experience of working with Jaideep, who plays her boss in the show, Geetika told Ians: “He is an actor brimming with palpable energy. To work with him was both exhilarating and hilarious. The amount of laughter we have shared on ‘The Broken News 2’ set is unparalleled with any of my other on-set experiences. He has a way of connecting with people and being accessible to each member of the cast and crew.
- 4/21/2024
- by Agency News Desk
- GlamSham
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The Broken News 2 Trailer Out: Will The Old Wine Work? (Photo Credit – Youtube)
Sonali Bendre, Shriya Pilgaonkar, Indraneil Sengupta, and Jaideep Ahlawat are back with another sensational and spicy world of journalism where ethics and morals are twisted on personal ends to meet professional highs.
The last season ended on a high note, and the new season offers deeper dive into the bad world of this profession, bringing the age-old Sach Vs. Sensation debate to the table. When do we draw the line, and where do we draw it?
While the three anchors fight to break a story that might help them in different capacities, the rat race and the cat chase get a good amount of twists and turns in the 2-minute 26-second trailer.
Trending Dil Dosti Dilemma Trailer Review: Anushka Sen’s ‘Bagawat Ki Boo’ As A Rich Brat Is Sonam Kapoor’s Aisha Turned Upside Down With Better Actors & Story Obvio!
Sonali Bendre, Shriya Pilgaonkar, Indraneil Sengupta, and Jaideep Ahlawat are back with another sensational and spicy world of journalism where ethics and morals are twisted on personal ends to meet professional highs.
The last season ended on a high note, and the new season offers deeper dive into the bad world of this profession, bringing the age-old Sach Vs. Sensation debate to the table. When do we draw the line, and where do we draw it?
While the three anchors fight to break a story that might help them in different capacities, the rat race and the cat chase get a good amount of twists and turns in the 2-minute 26-second trailer.
Trending Dil Dosti Dilemma Trailer Review: Anushka Sen’s ‘Bagawat Ki Boo’ As A Rich Brat Is Sonam Kapoor’s Aisha Turned Upside Down With Better Actors & Story Obvio!
- 4/16/2024
- by Trisha Gaur
- KoiMoi
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NewsThe 93-year-old, who was suffering from age-related illnesses, breathed her last at a private hospital in Kochi in the early hours of Friday, April 21.Mammootty with his mother Fathima. Courtesy: Facebook / Shashi TharoorFathima Ismail, mother of Malayalam superstar Mammootty, passed away at a private hospital in Kochi in the early hours of Friday, April 21. The 93-year-old was suffering from age-related illnesses. Her last rites will be performed at the Chembu Muslim Jamath Mosque at 4 pm on Friday. Fathima was known for her ‘lady-next-door’ image and was a popular figure in her village, Chembu, near Kochi. Besides Mammootty, who is her eldest son, Fathima is survived by two other sons, actor Ibrahim Kutty and Zakariah; and three daughters, Ameena, Sauda, and Shafeena. Her husband Panaparambil Ismail predeceased her. Actor Dulquer Salmaan is her grandson. Politicians and celebrities from the Malayalam film industry took to social media to pay their tributes to the actor’s mother.
- 4/21/2023
- by LakshmiP
- The News Minute
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Though the term “Islamophobia” may seem of relatively recent vernacular vintage, such sentiments have been aggressively popularized — and politicized — for over three decades in the American consciousness. Nausheen Dadabhoy’s “An Act of Worship” chronicles that trend and its impact on Muslims in the U.S., while focusing on several individual activists combatting related discrimination, hate crimes and related woes.
This Tribeca-premiering documentary provides a gracefully crafted, persuasive portrait of communities demonized for the acts of an extremist (and mostly overseas) minority with whom they share a religious identity, but little ideology. Those looking for more insight into those ideological differences, or an informative general introduction to our nation’s Muslim populations, may be frustrated by “Worship’s” near-exclusive emphasis on personal stories. Its PSA-like tenor will, however, nicely fit the bill for broadcasters seeking accessible content affirming values of diversity and tolerance.
The Pakistani American director bookends her sophomore...
This Tribeca-premiering documentary provides a gracefully crafted, persuasive portrait of communities demonized for the acts of an extremist (and mostly overseas) minority with whom they share a religious identity, but little ideology. Those looking for more insight into those ideological differences, or an informative general introduction to our nation’s Muslim populations, may be frustrated by “Worship’s” near-exclusive emphasis on personal stories. Its PSA-like tenor will, however, nicely fit the bill for broadcasters seeking accessible content affirming values of diversity and tolerance.
The Pakistani American director bookends her sophomore...
- 6/9/2022
- by Dennis Harvey
- Variety Film + TV
Ben Geurens in ‘Locusts.’
Typifying the challenges facing the vast majority of Australian films, Heath Davis’ suspense-drama Locusts and Partho Sen-Gupta’s thriller Slam were released on a handful of screens last weekend.
Working with limited marketing budgets the distributors and producers relied primarily on reviews and publicity, and the weekend figures were commensurately modest.
Ben Geurens and Nathaniel Dean play estranged brothers who are the targets of an extortion racket in Locusts, which grossed $11,000 on 11 screens and $14,000 with previews.
Film Ink Presents is handling the theatrical release of the privately-financed film, which co-stars Jessica McNamee, Steve Le Marquand, Justin Rosniak, Andy McPhee, the late Damian Hill and Alan Dukes, while Jonathan Page’s Bonsai Films will sell the ancillary rights.
“It’s difficult for independent films to secure screens and marketing exposure,” Angus Watts, who produced and wrote Locusts, tells If. “We’re happy with the support from exhibitors...
Typifying the challenges facing the vast majority of Australian films, Heath Davis’ suspense-drama Locusts and Partho Sen-Gupta’s thriller Slam were released on a handful of screens last weekend.
Working with limited marketing budgets the distributors and producers relied primarily on reviews and publicity, and the weekend figures were commensurately modest.
Ben Geurens and Nathaniel Dean play estranged brothers who are the targets of an extortion racket in Locusts, which grossed $11,000 on 11 screens and $14,000 with previews.
Film Ink Presents is handling the theatrical release of the privately-financed film, which co-stars Jessica McNamee, Steve Le Marquand, Justin Rosniak, Andy McPhee, the late Damian Hill and Alan Dukes, while Jonathan Page’s Bonsai Films will sell the ancillary rights.
“It’s difficult for independent films to secure screens and marketing exposure,” Angus Watts, who produced and wrote Locusts, tells If. “We’re happy with the support from exhibitors...
- 10/21/2019
- by The IF Team
- IF.com.au
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