Ranbir on streets for a campaign
Bollywood actor Ranbir Kapoor took to the streets of Mumbai on Thursday as part of Pepsi's latest Kyun Sookhe Sookhe Hi campaign. He regaled fans with anecdotes from his college days when he and his friends skipped class to go out and eat.
He spoke about how the idea of Kyun Sookhe Sookhe Hi resonates strongly with him.
“It's no secret that I am a huge foodie. The love for all kinds of food, right from vada pavs to tandoori chicken runs in my veins,” said Ranbir.
On his experience of working for the campaign, he said: “The brand has always created relatable campaigns and Kyun Sookhe Sookhe Hi is no different. It tells the perfect story of the three musketeers - friends, food and Pepsi. I'm extremely excited to be a part of the campaign and bring my stories of friendship and food to my fans at Carter Road today.”
‘This year has been blissful.The last time, I went to Golden Temple, I was bound to a tight schedule and couldn’t make time for langar seva. During my second visit, I was determined to make time for it. I am grateful for all the opportunities that have come my way’
—Kriti Kharbanda
The Jennifer lopez-led police drama Shades of Blue will end third season.
lopez stars as NYPD detective Harlee Santos while Ray liotta plays her boss, lt Matt Wozniak. “I have enjoyed producing and starring in this beautifully complicated world and playing such an empowering yet flawed character — a woman, a detective, but first and foremost, a mother,” lopez said.
Indiana Jones may be a woman
Filmmaker Steven Spielberg says he knows putting a woman in the lead role of an Indiana Jones movie would upset fans but believes this time the explorer took a different form.
The role was made famous by actor Harrison Ford, 75.
Spielberg nodded when asked if this new-look of Jones could be female and said, “We would have to change the name from Jones to Joan. And there would be nothing wrong with that. This will be Harrison Ford's last Indiana Jones movie, I am pretty sure, but it will certainly continue after that.”
He added, “I have been very lucky to be influenced by women, several of whom I have just loved madly — my mom and my wife.”