Kalki Koechlin’s views on marriage
Kalki Koechlin, who was previously married to filmmaker Anurag Kashyap, says marriage was the most innocent thing she has done so far. She feels for a successful married life one needs a lot of “trust” and “innocence”.
Kalki appeared on a TV show alongside veteran actor Naseeruddin Shah to promote their forthcoming film Waiting. When asked what is the most “masoom” (innocent) thing she has done so far, Kalki said: “Get married. I think it’s a pretty huge trust in somebody else, you know, getting married. I think it’s like pretty, you need a lot of innocence to believe in marriage.”
Waiting is about the two people from different walks of life, who befriend each other in a hospital, while nursing their respective comatose spouses.
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Helena Bonham Carter has revealed that she is “envious” of Johnny Depp's fashion accessories. The actress wishes she could accessorise as good as Depp. “When we meet it is always,’What have you come asIJ' We'll both be looking at each other because we both like getting dressed up,” Carter said. “We both wear too much. I'm really envious of all his accessories and paraphernalia. He loves to disguise himself, as I have a tendency to do, too,” she added.
‘There’s a lack of diversity in movies’
Indian-American comedian Aziz Ansari opined that its strange that the films which are based on author Nicholas Spark's books, have white people only. Ansari shared his views at a talk show stating that diversity in films is not getting better. “When people ask me, ‘Do you think the diversity stuff is getting betterIJ’ I'm like, ‘No.' There's a poster right outside our writer's room, it's one of those Nicholas Sparks books where it's just two white people just staring at each other,” he said and added, “There has been 20 of those movies — not once is it a black woman staring into a guy's eyes.You know, everyone has romance in their lives. It's strange that every time it's two white people falling in love.”
The Master of None creator shared that the medium too suffers the same problem.