Hans Zimmer came on board to compose music for &#039;Ramayana&#039; without even seeing pitch deck

'Ramayana' actor Yash reveals his son Yatharv asked, 'How can you be Ravana?'

In a heartfelt revelation, Yash recounted how his son Yatharv responded to his portrayal of Ravana in the Ramayana. Growing up with these stories, Yatharv found himself torn, unsure of which side to support. Yash tried to clarify the context and emphasize the distinction between fact and fiction. Yatharv's shocking question about his father's fate in the film caught Yash off guard.

Quote of the day by Harrison Ford

Harrison Ford shared insights on humility during an interview while promoting his film, 'Extraordinary Measures'. He emphasized that good fortune does not imply superiority, as everyone shares common human experiences. The actor's early life included studying philosophy and performing in local theaters before pursuing acting full-time. Ford's career rose with films like 'American Graffiti' and the 'Indiana Jones' series.

Bachchan drops health update after break: 'Don't let the old man in'

In a candid revelation, Amitabh Bachchan discussed his recent experiences with poor sleep and the challenge of sticking to a fitness routine. He emphasized the need to adapt his gym schedule around his demanding career while remaining attuned to his body's signals as he ages. Additionally, he faced tech hurdles in blogging, all while continuing his role as host of 'Kaun Banega Crorepati 18'.

Ranbir Kapoor reacts to the mixed early reviews to 'Ramayana': 'Kuchh to log kahenge'

At the recent IIMUN gathering, Ranbir Kapoor and Namit Malhotra met criticism head-on regarding their film 'Ramayana'. They discussed the power of ignoring online harassment. Nitesh Tiwari shared that their intentions are heartfelt and transparent. Acknowledging diverse initial reviews, they embrace both positive feedback and critique as their film, starring Kapoor, Sai Pallavi, and Yash, approaches its upcoming debut.

VJ Siddhu's 'Dayangaram' teaser promises fun college entertainer

VJ Siddhu, renowned for his engaging YouTube presence, is stepping into film direction with his debut Tamil movie 'Dayangaram'. This vibrant film fuses humor, camaraderie, and youthful energy set against a college backdrop. A teaser is already out, teasing audiences ahead of its theatrical release planned for the Pongal festival.

Exclusive | Vir Das: I no longer demonise the offended

In India, offence comes with paperwork and the International Emmy-winning comedian knows the drill. But he also knows how to turn the aftermath of a controversy into comedy gold

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